George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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ELEANOR SWANSON ANTRIM, from Portland, is a music major. Her activities include choir ' 45, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; secretary of senior class ' 48; The Closed Door , ' 48; Quaker Maids Quarette, ' 45, ' 46; Who ' s Who, ' 48; L ' Ami Editor ' 47; May Day Court, ' 47; graduate recital, ' 48; sophomore recital, ' 46 ; Actorators, ' 45, ' 46 ; Sharon Trio , ' 47 ; Secretary W.A.A., ' 45 ; orchestra, ' 45 ; and Trefian, ' 45, ' 46. DIVONNA SCHWEITZER CRECELIUS is a Sociology and Economics major from Portland. In ' 46 she was Actora- tors president, in ' 45 Trefian secretary, and was a choir mem- ber all four years. Other musical activities included singing in the Quaker Maids Quarette, presenting a sophomore recital and starring in the Operetta, Hulda ot Holland. She was ASB secretary in ' 47 ; Queen of Hearts ' 47 ; vice-president of senior class, ' 48; May Day Queen, ' 48; selected for Who ' s Who, ' 48; and L ' Ami editor, ' 48. MATILDA CROCO comes to us from Butte ville, Oregon. She has attended P.C. for the last three years, serving as Interna- tional Relations Club secretary in ' 45. She will receive her B. A. in History. PAULINE IRELAND comes from Star, Idaho and receives her degree in Religion. Her activities included, L ' Ami ' 46, ' 47 ; Trefian vice-president ' 46; S.C.U. secretary-treasurer ' 46; a! S.B. secretary ' 48; and yell leader ' 46.

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• sens Mysterious meetings after chapel . . . plans made . . . seniors absent from school giving juniors merry chase . . . outstanding senior class night . . . four Who ' s Who . . . Bruin junior champs (at times) . . . long cherished gift left for future Pacific students . . . eighteen seniors who left their mark in a most favorable way.

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DEAN OGLEVIE comes from Greenleaf, Idaho, and is a re- ligion major. He has been active as a student preacher and in deputation all four years. In ' 47 he was L ' Ami business manager, in ' 46 S.C.U. publicity and membership chairman, in ' 47 Rear Admiral of the C.B. ' s, and has been active in the student Ministerial Association and Pacific Flying Club, hav- ing taught ground school in the club this year. HELEN RANDLE from Fair Oaks, California, receives a B.A. degree in both English and Education and Psychology. She was in the A Cappella choir two years, president of the Gold Q ' 48, and a member of the W.A.A., Actorators, and Trefian. In ' 47 she gave a voice recital. TERREL D. REPP, a member of the Student Ministerial As- sociation and President of the Pacific Flying Club, is a Re- ligion major from Newberg. He has been very active in music and deputation, singing with the choir and two different Quar- tettes. GORDON ST. GEORGE is a Religion major. He has been in the chorus, circulation manager of the Crescent, business manager of the Crescent, secretary-treasurer of M.A.A., mem- ber of Gold P, May Day generalissimo in ' 47 and a member of S.M.A., I.R.C. and C.B. ' s. In ' 48 he was S.C.U. president, and he has participated in Speech tourneys He has been a member of the football and baseball teams.