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

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Creative costumes baffle judges How would you like to spend an entire evening encased in a cardboard airplane, mimicking the lead players of Star Wars, or bumbling about, stuffed with pillows and labeled Hockey Ball with Hockey Stick ? These were the measures taken by the first-place winners at the Halloween costume party to earn film passes for the winter term. Since not everyone can win, the judges were heard to be whispering fiercely at each other as they attempted to choose the best from the throng of greasepaint grins and ingenious homemade outfits. The final decisions were made on the basis of the crowd ' s applause. The party continued with skits, a pinata, and games and cookies for all. Then the whole company dispersed for open dorms. The best- decorated hall, Edwards 2 North, received a bag of popcorn balls. Despite the discomfort, the evening was evidently worth it. Even the Hockey Ball smiled as she seated herself laboriously and said, Could someone please bring me a cup of hot cider? Halloween Party 19

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(1) Chris Yentes (center back) poses with three friends of questionable repute: John Bellamy, Steve Ward, and Brian Weinacht. (2) Witches Mary Hamilton and JoAnne Banta make a sweeping entrance. (3) Leah Pope gets caught in the frenzy with a rose between her teeth. (4) The typical, clean cut American family is por- trayed here by Jan Cammack, Sheri Granquist, and shy Nozomi Ishii. (5) The Force helped Steve Stuart and Lurae Hanson win first place in the couples division. (6) Kelley Davidson and Debbie Partain had a real ball after they decided to stick out the evening. (7) Mike Englen ' s ears droop as the evening wears on. 18 Halloween Party

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Christmas lightened by spirits Scrooooooge! The eerie moans filled Wood- Mar Auditorium on December 8, 9, and 10. It was the ghost of Jacob Marley calling upon his business partner Ebenezer Scrooge to pay penenance for his years of hard heartedness. Using slides to grip the feeling of flying, the three Spirits effectively took Scrooge and the audience into the Christmases of the Past, Present and Future. The cast did an excellent job in capturing the audience. They were absorbed in the plot and Craig Mclndoo, as Scrooge, did an especially commendable job in getting them to react. The cast produced this Christmas program by compiling the script of Scrooge from a musical, a play, and Charles Dickens ' well known story, A Christmas Carol. They presented their composition to the Newberg community and were very well received. It was a good beginning to the Christmas season and a perfect way to catch the holiday spirit. 20 Scrooge 3 I