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

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Narrator Sandy Hollenbeck Ebenezer Scrooge Craig Mclndoo Bob Cratchit Tim Small Fred Mike Lehman Woman Collector Sue Millikan Jacob Marley Jacob Marley Ghost of Christmas Past . . Christy Stackhouse Young Scrooge David Gilmore Fan Karen Staples Belle Diane Dayton Ghost of Christmas Present . . . Monte Anders Mary Deena Owens Mrs. Cratchit LuAnne Cadd Belinda Karyn Parker Amy Karen Staples Peter Dale Hauser Martha Kathie Watt Tiny Tim Dwight Gilmore Ghost of Christmas Future Christy Stackhouse Charwoman Debbie Dominy Laundress Kathie Watt Pawnbroker Lon Thornburj 1st Woman Sue Milliki 2nd Woman Diane Dayton Lights Joe Hayne s Technical Assistant Beth Gunther Poster and Program Design ... Julie Muscutt Director Darlene Graves 1 (1) Mike Lehman as Fred, and Deena Owens as Mary, share a Christmas toast. (2) Fred at- tempts to convince Scrooge to share Christmas with his family. (3) Scrooge pulls up his covers in terror as the ghost of Christmas past haunts his room. (4) Backstage Director Darlene Graves helps Tim Small with his make-up. Scrooge 21

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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

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Fall Banquet goes to the Top ' City lights created a romantic view from high atop Portland ' s Cosmopolitan Hotel for those attending the Fall Banquet this year. After a punchbowl reception, master of Ceremonies Dick Benham welcomed the gathering to an evening of entertainment, beginning with the music of G.F. student Laura Clark. Guests then enjoyed the antics of the college ' s drama tour group while finishing tossed salad, roast beef, and vanilla ice cream. Special performer Tom Howard gave a concert of thought-provoking songs he had written, deftly accompanying himself on piano and guitar. He also did a comical song about life in a goldfish bowl which received a hearty round of applause. The group, happy and well-fed, was dismissed with a benediction by the Activities Director, Fred Van Gorkom, to return to a few more weeks of ordinary life. 22 Fall Banquet