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

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Front row, 1. to r. : Joyce Hester, Joyce Hoover, Fred Newkirk, Quentin Nordyke, Robert Byrd, Pat Day, Margaret Hancuff, Janette Hadley, Director Carl Reed. 2nd row: Yvonne Hubbard, Roxana Coppock, Arnold Lee, John Lyda, Dick Mott, Bill Hopper, Melvin Lamm, Kara Newell, Lois Houston. 3rd row : Gwen Reece, Lois Burnett, Arnold Willcuts, Jim Yates, Larry Ross, Clint Brown, Karen Hampton, Rosemary Ramsey, Alice Hodson. 4th row: Janet Hight, Doris Pearson, John Davis, Dick Zeller, Neil Pierson, Wayne Cole, Lavelle Robison, Florene Price, JoAnne Tuning, and Marilea Curryer. P ' A n h R H he A Cappella Choir this year emphasized the music of American composers President: : Robert tfyrd and presente( j | ts sacrec j concert in many churches on a tour of Western Secretary-Treasurer: Margaret Washington and along the coast of Oregon, going as far south as Medford. „ . , cu . T TT As well as the many singing engagements, the choir had a Christmas caroling Social Chairman: Joyce Hoover p B 6 anq e f at Multnomah Falls Lodge and an early morning breakfast at Champoeg Park. 29

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Student Ministerial Association Standing, L. to R. : Robert Storms, Bob Fiscus, Fred Newkirk, Quentin Nordyke, Rollie Rogers, David Cox, Willis Valech, Donald Lamm, Dick Zeller, Orville Winters, and Roland Hartley. Seated: Lowell Hurd, Herbert Sargent, Beverly Belles, and Ronald Barnick. President: Ronald Barnick Vice-Pres. : Herbert Sargent Secretary: Beverly Belles Appellate Court Rep.: Lowell Hurd The Student Ministerial Association consists of students who plan to go into the ministry. Their biggest project of this year was the sponsorship of the Old Pulpit Contest. At two of the monthly meetings, Charles Beals, pastoral adviser, spoke to the group. The SMA, in conjunction with the FMF, sponsored early morning prayer meetings and two break- fasts. Some of the members attended the Annual Minister ' s Conference in Redmond, Oregon. Also, some of them were able to attend the min- ister ' s luncheon, in Portland, at which Billy Graham spoke. 28

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Seated, 1. to r.: Wayne Cole, Gwen Reece, Lavelle Robison, Robert Byrd, Lois Burnett, Pat Day, Fred New- kirk. Standing: Karen Hampton, Ethelwyne DeLapp, Doris Pearson, Ardeth Beals, Bill Hopper, Dick Zeller, Florene Price, Kara Newell, Janet Hight, Margaret Hancuff, Lois Houston. Music Club President: Robert Byrd Vice-Pres.: Lavelle Robison Secretary: Lois Burnett Treasurer: Margaret Hancuff Social Comm: Gwen Reece, Joyce Hester, Wayne Cole Adviser: Carl Reed The Music Club, which was newly organized this y ear, purposed to create an active interest and appreciation of music for those who are interested. One purpose of the club is to have periodic meetings at which music is played or discussed. Another purpose is to help with the student recitals and take charge of the recep- tions afterwards. The highlights of the year was the concert by Miss Priscilla Doble, Soprano. The concert was a benefit for the piano which was procured and is being used in the music hall. 30