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

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(1) Rob Booth served as this year ' s Supreme Court Justice. He is shown here with Linda Brown at the Spring Banquet, an ASCGFC Activities spon- sored event. (2) Ron Mock, ASCGFC President introduces one of 19 candidates for office at the ASCGFC elections. (3) Activities Director Scott Mayfield wel- comes those attending the Christmas Banquet. (4) Jon Chandler, ASCGFC Vice-president, shares his views in a small discussion group during Quaker Heritage Week held on campus this year. (5) ASCGFC officers. Standing: Jim Friesen, Treasurer; Jon Chandler, Vice-president; Mike Denney, Communications Commit- tee chairperson; Scott Mayfield, Activi- ties Director; Ron Mock, President; Rob Booth, Supreme Court Chief Justice; Mick Holsclaw, Administration Repre- sentative; Seated: Joyce Mardock, Publi- city Director; Denise Georgioff, Cultural Events Committee chairperson; Nancy Minthorne, Secretary; Vicke Houston, Campus Affairs Committee chairperson. 22 ASCGFC OFFICERS

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El I s r (1) Bernard Dowling and Susan Allen banter over the reasons for marrying, in a song entitled Paper of Pins. (2) The now rich and famous Warren Koch re- turns to Spoon River to thank his frus- trated spinster school teacher, Susan Allen, for all her encouragement. (3) Gail Bumala, a German peasant girl, tells of how she gave up her illegitimate child to her lover ' s wife, as Warren Koch listens with deaf ears. (4) Beth Herman relates to the audience what it is like to catch a glimpse of God. (5) Laura Clark and Jon Chandler proide background music to set the mood for the show. (6) Richard Benham encourages the audience to reasses the value of their lives, and calls the cast to end the tale. ((7) LuAnne Cadd, gives thanks to God for allowing her to lead a normal life even though she is blind. SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY 21

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Closing The Gap A need to establish better rapport between student body officers and stu- dents prodded the 1976-77 A SCGFC officers to seek new methods for open- ing the lines of communication. The Crescent turned out to be one means of closing the gap between the two groups through such innovations as The President ' s Column, publishing various survey results, and reporting of Central Committee meetings. Other projects carried out by the officers in- cluded a suggestion box in the SUB, public Central Committee meetings and one student government chapel each term. A special undertaking of the ASCGFC was the Special Projects Fund. The fund is an attempt by George Fox students to help those in financial need in a way that will fur- ther the name and message of Jesus Christ. The efforts of this year ' s student council should help establish a prece- dent for better communication in the future. 5 ASCGFC OFFICERS 23