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

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( 1 ) In this, our Bicentennial Halloween, even Uncle Sam had to get into the act. (2) Scott Mayfield interviews a few of the many famous guests at the Halloween party. (3) Three beauties from Munch- kinland stay close together so they won ' t get lost. (4) A far-sighted mummy in glasses may not be conventional, but Howard Tarr was really ' wrapped up ' in the costume. (5) John Carpenter gives a quick, but devilish smile to the camera. (6) Dorothy (Devon Jones) and the Tin Man (Caroline Cowan) visitors from the land of Oz, enchant the passers by. (7) Alice Cooper (Joe Geil), and his latest female companion (Steve Stuart), won high acclaim among the students by placing first in the costume contest. HALLOWEEN PARTY 19

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Creative Concoctions Shuffling bodies in the darkness, tension in the air, suspense . . . then, a click is heard, a beam of light flashes through the blackness, a loud BEEP BEEP rips through the silence and the Road Runner tears across the screen, with Wile E. Coyote hot on his heels. This was just part of the 1976 GFC Halloween Party, one attraction amidst the games and the costumes; the chance to be someone other than your- self for just one night. It was apparent that creative juices had been flowing as students came in costumes that ranged from Munchkins to Mummies, con- cocted no doubt from frequent trips to thrift stores, and relics procured from closets, attics and old boxes. And so they came, some in costume and some not, to revert to childhood long enough to enjoy the delights of cotton candy, to try their luck in the game room and to watch Yosemite Sam carry on his never ending battle against Bugs Bunny. But more than that, they came to forget, at least for awhile, the pressures of homework and tests, and to take a little time out to be what we all occassionally wish we could remain — kids. 18 HALLOWEEN PARTY

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You Can Never Go Back Spoon River Anthology, the fall drama presentation, is the tale of the deceased residents of Spoon River who reconstruct their maudlin lives in that small, turn of the century, town. Directed by Darlene Graves, a cast of 16 players superbly portrayed a wide variety of characters. The effec- tiveness of a simple stage and minimal props induced the audience to become entwined in these complex personali- ties. Spoon River Anthology stands as a reminder to us that from life, we should expect the unexpected, and our plans don ' t always turn out as pre- dicted. CAST ACTORS AND ACTRESSES Susan Allen, Scott Ankeny, Richard Benham, Dan Berggren, Gail Bumala, Rob Clairborne, LuAnne Cadd, Warren Koch, Beth Her Laura Clark, Jon Chandler, Dan Ber .... Susan Allen, Bern Dowling, Pam White, Gail Morse, Tammy Risley, Rob Hunter, Jay DeRushe, Gary Bagley, Debbie Stevens Becky O ' Renic 20 SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY