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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1985 volume:

Jesus Christ, a familagkcho in our ears. A perma- nent personality on our campus. He is alive and very much a part of our heritage. Christ is seen in the obvious facets of day to day living such as Chap- el, activities, and leadership. More importantly Christ sparkles in the smile of Ron Crecelius or Glenn McNeil ' s positive personality and excite- ment for the Lord. Christ is the heartbeat of this campus. He works for the good of the many through the individual. He uses us as his soundingboard for the conviction of ourselves and others. A different attribute of this year has been a steady renewal. People were impressed with our personal- ities at the beginning of the year. Were the impres- sions lasting ones? The theme Christ Alive was chosen to exem- plify every area of this college, and every area of our lives. God ' s desire for us is to lean on his under- standing and love one another. Christ lives, because of his love for us. This theme should be seen in our lives as well. One of the most admired fea- tures on the campus is the faculty and staff. People are proud of a president who works for the stu- dents in his actions and decisions. The teachers who work here are committed to Christ. Many have given up worldly gain and opened themselves up to the students needs. Chris is alive in GFC faculty and staff. WOODMAR ADMINISTRATION Opposite page; The President and his men: Lee Nash, Don Millage, Lee Gerig, and President Ed Stevens. The secretaries; Wanda Beebe, Barb Mitchell, Don Millage, Sandy Ahrens, Wes Rogers, Kathryn Eichenberger, Alice Dixon, Carolee Norris, and Florence Bertwell. This Page, top: Development- David Adrian, Barry Hubbel, La- donna House, Beth Niquette, Loren Moore, Harold Ankeny, and up front, Maurice Chandler. Left; Dave Smith, and Adam Matthewson. Right; Lauri Matthewson, Terry Bell, and Linda Baker. Administration ft HOOVER ADMINISTRATION My desire is that every student would experience the personal love and reality of Christ in their lives, both here and in their lives after Fox. And that each student would take the risk of getting off the highway of life to enter the back roads in peoples lives. I would like the students to know that I have a deep love and admi- ration for them. I believe in them. I ' d like to thank them for letting me be a part of their lives. Deb Lacey 8 It was really interesting to me to see the sincere commitment and concern that the teachers have for the students. I knew it as a student, but to see the teachers in fervent prayer for the students gave me a look at our teachers behind the scenes. Not only the teachers, but the Business Manager, the President, the Dean of Students and all of the Administration really do care about our students. My ministry is to point students towards an en- vironment where they can be nurtured in the Lord through friendships, academics and spiritu- al learning. Shaun McNay, Adm. counselor, ' 83 grad. 2ft to right. ■ Student Affairs Office: Lee Gerig; Dean of Students, Pat McGhehy; secretary, Ron Crecelius; Chaplain, Deb Lacey; Associate Dean of Students. Registrar ' s Office: Dr. Hector Munn, Janelle Claassen, Carol Thomas, and Lynette Biegler. Admissions: Cindy Friesen, assistant to director; Jeff Ling, director of admissions; Laurie Delanty, secretary. Shaun McNay; Admissions counselior, not pictured; Jim Jackson. Administration DIVISION I P.E. AND EDUCATION DIVISION II FINE AND APPLIED ARTS If I 1 1) Top: Mark Vernon, Rob Parker, Craig Taylor, Paul Berry. Bottom: Steve Grant, Jan Umflyet, Marjorie Doc Weesner, Rich Allen. 2) Steve Grant 3) Glenn Moran, Dr. Edith Leupp, Pat Landis, Mary- Ian Fergus. 4) Top: Dr. John Bowman, Dr. Dennis Hagen, Joan Christensen, Pete Snow, (not pictured) Chris Lauinger, Dr. Dave Howard. Bottom: Dr. Bob Lauinger, Joe Gilmore. 5) Pete Snow. 6) Joe Gilmore. Division II li DIVISION III LANGUAGE ARTS DIVISION IV NATURAL SCIENCE DIVISION V RELIGION DIVISION VI SOCIAL SCIENCE 1) Andy Wong Jo Sively Bruce Longstroth Mike Allen Dr. Mack McMinn Dr. Ralph Beebe Dr. Jim Foster Mark Weinert Rod Strieby Dr. Tom Head 2) Andy Wong speaking at celebration. Division VI SAGA AND LIBRARY 1) Nikkie Munroe prepares let- tuce for a SAGA salad. 2) SAGA staff: Bill Jackson, director, Gwen West, Debbie Kelley, Aggie Clemme, Peggy Busch, Judy Wirght, Nikkie M unroe, Bertie Wright, Bonnie Libby, Marian Brame, Teresa Eichsteadt, Ma- chelle Holdahl, Sharon Edwards. Not pictured: Linda Snyder, Cheri Slater. 3) Library Staff: Merrill Johnson, head librarian; Carol Helm, Laurel Ann Strieby, Vir- ginia Young, Audry Burton, Ka- ren Oberst, Eva Wright. 16 Services SERVICES BOOKSTORE MAILROOM PHYSICAL PLANT 1) Bill Loewen, Catherine Loewen, Joyce Cossel. 2) Kay Mattson, Jo Helsabeck, Jucly Settle, Connie Dickenson, Crystal Schmeltzer. 3) Earl Young, Roy Hiebert, Denis Cookek Stan Grimes, Ginger Hoover, Jim Meireis, Ron McDougal, Joan Stebbins, Quincy Fodge, Leonard Weinert, Don Cos- sel, Clyde Thomas, Paul Mitts, Art West- brook. Not pictured: Ed Haldy, Calvin Hull, Lark Sanders, Heinei Sedal, Mike Wirta. Services t 17 Besides avid studying, activities are a prevalent part of this community. Movies, clubs, student government, concerts, or plays are offered weekly. One of the most outstanding quali- ties of these is the presence of Christ. Christ oriented programs such as Celebration, Chapel, fellowship cycle, discipleship, or summer missionary programs provide growth opportuni- ties. Not only through Christ, but through each other. FRESHMEN ORIENTATION The Freshman class and Transfer stu- dents started their new school year off by moving on campus a few days before the returning students came back. Sunday, Sep- tember 30, was a busy day for these new students as they moved into their dorms, met roommates for the first time, and got acquainted with the campus. The next few days were filled with class scheduling, mu- sic auditions, placement tests, the Presi- dent ' s Reception and Dinner, and the ASCGFC party. The class of 1988 came on campus with real excitement and a lot of class spirit. Their enthusiasm and love for God has shown through, as they eagerly trusted God for a good year at GFC. BROMCOONIRY VICTORIES AT FOX CTORIES: Dean Judson, Allen Hilton, Marcie Sanders, and Sharon Gilmore were the champi- ons in the 1984 College Bowl. Craig Littlefield and Sharon Gilmore received their gallon pins in the blood drive held at GFC on November 1. Arin Mares was found to have a severe muscle deterioration disease. Doctors said she could possibly lose her life or be in a wheel chair for the rest of her life. A special faith healing service was held for her at her church. When she returned to her doctor, all evidence of the disease had vanished. 1 John 5:4 NIV ASSOCIATED STUDENT COMl Allen Hilton, the ASCGFC student body president, has set goals that he ' d like to see accomplished this year. He ' d like to see students get more involved in making academic decisions. That ' s why the student academic committee has been formed. Allen would like to raise social awareness among George Fox stu- dents. To help accomplish this goal Anthony Campolo was brought in for a chapel service at the beginning of fall term. Another goal he has is to raise in- terest in student government. This goal, however, will not be realized until spring elections are held. One goal, which is a continuing goal every year, is to increase communication between students and faculty. The last very important goal that Allen has is to have Kool-Aide in every drinking fountain. NITY OF GEORGE FOX COLLEGE I Allen Hilton, President I Sue Fridley, Vice-President i Dwight Larabee, Treasurer I Ed Kidd, Communications l Susan Hohensee, Christian Service l Linda Christensen, Student Academic Cultural Awareness i Valerie Tursa, Christian Emphasis Jeff VandenHoek i Kris Croly, Publicity i Shawna Chandler, Secretary i Marcia Crisman, Activities i Scott Ball, Activities i Grant Gerke, Supreme Court Chief Justic ot pictured) David Andres and Sean Jackson, Student Union Directors; Thomas Magee, mpus Affairs. L AMI STAFF L ' Ami: Kellie Birch, Debbie Coats, Darcee Degner, Mark Duhrkoop, Chris McLucas, Tracy Meyer, Scott Morgan, David Nevue, Aimee Smith. Administrative Staff: Asst. Editors: Kasey Crocker and David Kinsella, Editor: Ralph Sprout, (not pictured) Marian Teeters, Advisor, Warren Koch. c B E S c E N T After the absence of a year the Crescent has returned. It serves as a source of information to the students and gives them an opportunity to voice their own opinion. Ed Kidd was Editor and Chris Belnap was Assistant Editor. Sally ' s photo, at Champoeg State Park reflects her first interest: God ' s creation. Mark ' s shot of Les Harrison at the basket is a sample of the sports photography he has worked on. These two photos are just glimpses of Mark and Sally ' s photography abilities. Crescent: Rod Allen, Chris Belnap (Assistant Edi- tor), Sally Freeman (Photographer), Ed Kidd (Edi- tor), Scott Morgan, Greg Wilson. Not Pictured; Shawn Brouwer, Gary Holton, Kay Mattson, Dave Nolta, Matt Simonis, Rob Woolbright. Advisors: Richard Engnell, Juanita Smart. Photography; Sally Freeman, Mark Protzman. Crescent Darkroom HOME EC. CLUB The Home Ec. club is not just a club for Home Ec. ma- jors, anyone can join. They want to make students aware that home economics is not just cooking and sewing. There are many career op- tions with a Home Ec. major. The Home Ec. club provides care packages to students twice a term which both gives students a nice treat and raises money for the club. They have fashion shows twice a year and each spring the club goes to the Oregon Home Ec. Association con- vention. EDUCATION CLUB The Education Club ' s main goal is to keep in contact with all education Majors, telling them about educa- tion in Oregon State as well as in our school. The club holds seminars once a month, and anyone is welcome to come. Home Economics Club: Leslie Bayha, Lucinda Classen, Angie Dunn, Loree Edens, Cindy Kline, and Sharon Schulz. Education Club: Erica Evans, and Elysia Jacobson. SIGMA ZETA MA ZETA: Carmel Nissila, Dr. Voth, Scott Waite, Brad Grimstad, Steve James, :ahard Rohwedder, Bonnie Grotjohn, Linda Christensen, Kevin Brown, Keith Augus- Bruce Baldwin, Dave Elkins, Dixie Schoonover, Sally Freeman, Karen Nopp, Kristin :e, Dan Price NOT PICTURED: Mahlon Long, Leslie Waneck, Grant Gerke, Lori Van Sigma Zeta is a national organization which tries to foster the attainment of knowledge of the sciences. Encourage- ment comes in the form of monthly meetings, which have guest speakers lec- turing on topics varying from math and physics to biology. Another purpose of Sigma Zeta is to recognise the acheive- ment of high scholarship among those fitted for membership in the society. The most dramatic way this is done is in sending a senior to present his or her research project to the national meeting which is in April. While being active in academics, Sigma Zeta is also involved with fund raising, outings, and most im- portantly, setting up an atmosphere where students of science can get togeth- er and have a fun time. Sigma Zeta was founded in 1925, George Fox College ' s Beta chapter was founded in 1978. Our chapter has the distinction of being the only Sigma Zeta club on the west coast. This years officers are: Dr. Voth, Advis- er; Bonni Grotjohn, secretary; and the co-presidents are Steve James and Keith Augustin. STUDENT PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION The student Psychological Association is organised to bring more awareness of psy- chology to our student body. They are here to be an infor- mation service for the student body, here at G.F.C. They give the community here tips about grad. school, career op- portunities and they inform us about the intagration of christainity and psychology. This years officers are: Deb- bie Horn, secretary treasurer; Kris Croly, Vice President; Dean Judson, President; the advisers are Dr. Foster and Dr. McMinn. JDENT PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATON: Dean Judson, Kris Croly, Debra Horn, Mark A nn. Juanita Smart - Pennington, Apartment RD Paul Dahl - Penn. 1 Men RA Denise Darnell - Penn. 1 Women RA Arin Mares - Penn. 2 Women RA Dan Price - Penn. 2 Men RA Not Pictured: Dean Raan - Carey RA Kyle Fenton - Weesner RA Ben Hickelooper - Lewis RA Steve James - Lewis RA Ken Fink - Hobson, Macy, Sutton RD Bruce Bishop - Hob. 3 RD John Votaw - Hob. 1 RD Ned Wooding - Hob. 2 RD Becky Black - Sutton 1, 2 3 RA Kerrie Gibbs - Macy 1 RA Joy Loos - Macy 2 RA Lori VanMeter - Macy 3 RA inn? ; a x a t p. i XI Bonnie Jerke - Edwards RD Teresa Moynihan - Edwards 2 North RA Jill Ponsford - Edwards 3 South RA Jodi Sires - Edwards 1 North South RA Bert Smith - Edwards 2 South RA KFOX ir Personalities; Chris Belnap, Kris roly, Chris Divine, Kyle Fenton, ally Freeman, Dan Hyatt, David insella, Christopher Knight, Kevin fordyke, Stephanie Peters, Lorri Rit- erodt, Jaime Roberts, Ron Roley, mnie Spada, Marian Teeters, Ron est, Marlyn Whitby, Lavonna eller. (Not Pictured) Dave Christo- :ier, Darcee Degner, Tom Dodgson, anna Flannigan, Binget Hansen, avid Karmen, Bob Knapp, Ken [arshburn, Kent McGogan, Brian Dwell, Richelle Rae, Steve Wendell, indi Yearout. Administration; Terry awson, Program Director; and Ron r est, Business Manager, Executive aff; Lorri Rittierodt, Adm. Asst., yle Fenton, Operations Manager, an Hyatt-Programing Intern, Ralph rout-News Director, Chris Divine, iris Belnap, Kris Croly, and Kevin ordyke. KFOX FM 89 From 2 or 3 hours a day, sometimes to more than 17 hours a day; from a staff of 3 to a staff of 35; from varied music, to the most contemporary Top 40 Chris- tian format on the West Coast. This in addition to location, administrative, and image changes, this is the story of our radio station KFOX. Under the careful direction of 6 year veteran to Contemporary Christian music, Program Director, Terry Dawson, the radio station underwent the most dramatic changes in its 10 year history. During the 1984-85 school year, FM89 established itself as a driving force in student commu- nication, as well as a student ministry organization on campus. The administrative staff included Ron West, General Business Manager. Supporting staff included Lorri Rittierodt, Administrative Assistant, Kyle Fen- ton, Operations Manager, and Dan Hyatt, Programing Intern, and Program Director for the 85-86 School year, Terry Dawson also served as Designer and Com- mercial Radio consultant for the station. KFOX BAND JAZZ BAND i 5tmi Band: Darla Accatino, Bruce Baldwin, Susan Brantingham, Kay Bruch, Allen Camidge, Karen Carlson, Mark Duhrkoop, Eri; Eberhard, Sandra Gidding, David Hagen, Eric Hagen, Pam Hagen, Wayne Hurty, Dean Judson, Ed Kidd, Russ Ludwig, Dea Morse, Fred Neuman, Shawn Norman, Joey Rourke, Coreen Schmeltzer, Julie Simpson, Leanna Smith, Tina Sparks, Dustie (Mar Stevens, Wendy Troxler, Mark Tuning, Nathan Whitham, Larry Wilkins, Dr. Dennis Hagen. AT A GLANCE Kyle Fenton David Gilmore George Myers Dean Morse Larry Kading Mark Tuning Nathan Whitham 30 ft CHORALE CHAMBER SINGERS CHORALE: Darla Accatino, Ted Burroughs, Robin Carmichael, Stephanie Celley, Miriam Clark, Chris Cooke, Ray Ewbank, Shelly Eyman, Amy Fowler, Sharon Gilmore, David Hagen, Eric Hagen, Valerie Haynes, Ben Hickenlooper, Allen Hilton, Randy Hoggarth, Coleen Howard, Kathy Jin, Janet Jordan, Ronnie Kliewer, Bob Knapp, Dele Lowrie, Ron Lyons, Elizabeth Macy, Kent McGowan, Tim Oppenlander, Carmen Pinkerton, Jill Ponsford, Kristen Price, Dixie Schoonover, Shannon Smith, Jim Stickrod, Mark Tuning, Mike Varadi, Tom Wagoner, Anita Warwick, Dan White, Becca Smith Whitham, Nathan Whitham, Lori Woods, Scott Woods, Lavonna Zeller, Dr. John Bowman. vIBER SINGERS: Ted Burroughs, Robin Carmichael, Stephanie Celley, Eric Hagen, Ben nlooper, Randy Hoggarth, Ronnie Kliewer, Jill Ponsford, Dixie Schoonover, Mark ig, Becca Smith Whitham, Nathan Whitham, Lavonna Zeller, Dr. John Bowman. NOT JRED: Sharon Bowman. Chorale and Chamber Singers started out the School year with a weekend re- treat to the coast. During Spring Break they spent the week touring in British Columbia, Can- ada, giving concerts in churches. The school year was filled with fund- raisers such as the Madrigal Dinner and Singing Telegrams. The money raised is to be used toward their upcoming tour of Europe in September. Chorale Chamber Singers 31 LIFT YOUR VOICE AND SING NEW VISION SINGERS DAYSPRING New Vision Dayspring NEW VISION SINGERS Dave Andres, Sandy Beebe, Vicki Bildei back, Julianne Brooks, Steve Cammack, Shawna Chandler, Am Cobb, Kitty Cobb, Randy Comfort, Brenda Creel, Terry Dawsoi Doreen Dodgen, Mark Buhrkoop, Tim Eastman, Elisa Eberharc Loree Edens, Mary Erbele, Erica Evans, Kyle Fenton, Dave Frazie Lisa Gerig, Brian Gilmore, Dave Gilmore, Steve Graham, Poll Green, Wendy Harmon, Jack Hinkle, Sheila Hohensee, Dan Hyat Holly Jackson, Elysia Jacobson, David Kinsella, Rich Miller, Bria Mitchell, Daryl Moore, Scott Morgan, Carrie Mosteller, Todd Mot Teresa Moynihan, George Myers, Dave Nevue, Kevin Nordyke, Loi Perisho, Lori Perry, Toni Pfau, Mike Pilcher, Doug Pixler, Karl Pixler, Brian Powell, Mike Ralls, Barbi Salyer, Kris Salyer, Chryst Schmeltzer, Coreen Schmeltzer, Carol Single, Jennie Spada, Ralp Sprout, Cyndi Stecker, Mina Stotsenberg, Jeff Towers, Wend Troxler, Valerie Tursa, Ron West, Larry Wilkins, Mike William: Danei Worden, Professor Joseph Gilmore. Not pictured Deb Daw son, Lori Van Meter. DAYSPRING Robin Carmichael, Eric Hagei Ronnee Kliewer, Mark Tuning, Becca Whitham. Both of thes groups tour the neighboring states sharing the ministry of musi with churches, schools, and prisons. MUSIC THEATRE MUSIC THEATRE The Sound of Music La- vonna Zeller (Maria), George Myers (Captain), and the children. Jennie Spada, Robin Carmi- chael, Janet Jordan, Polly Green. Sandy Beebe and Tim Oppenlander. Janet Jordan, Jennie Spada, and Lavonna Zeller. Mary Erbele, Ron West, Tim Oppenlander, and the children. DRAMA The Singer and The Good Doctor Paul Herman (the Singer). Mark Coterill (the World Hater). The cast of The Singer . Larry Kading, Kelly Grant, Dean Morse, Stephanie Peters, and Mark Duhrkoop. Tom Magee and Tim Eastman. Music Theater Drama 33 HOMECOMING 1985 Over a hundred and fifty alumni were on campus to take part in the activities of Homecoming ' 85. The alumni were treated to two basketball games, a drama produc- tion Pieces at Eight , a coffeehouse featur- ing senior Paul Herman and his band Fan- fare, and of course the coronation of the Homecoming Queen. Other activities in- cluded class reunions, tours of the campus, and the Alumni Banquet. But not all alumni were content in just watching, graduates Shannon Riddle and Julie Nolta (1984) were up to old tricks with senior Randy Comfort all weekend. QUEEN HEIDI ' S REIGN HITS THE CEILING! 1 r 9 p . -I Jim Stickrod, Kris Croly, and Ed Kidd unwind and have fun. Randy Dunn and parents were on hand as the school retired Randy ' s number. Al Vasey goes up for the shot. Starlyn Munson, Robin Carmichael, Ronnee Kliewer shared songs for coronation. Dayspr- ing performed during the Alumni Banquet. Julie Nolta (Aggie), Shannon Riddle (Mildred), and Randy Comfort (Maxwell) stole the show. Dwight Patterson goes for the point. CORONATION: Princess Heidi Gordon and Prince Dwight Patter- son look on in amusement as the balloon goes nowhere. 1985 Home- coming Court. Heidi Gordon and Dwight Patterson. The Court: Sue Nofzinger and Al Vasey, Heidi Gordon and Dwight Patterson, Leslie Wanek and Craig Littlefield, Doreen Dodgen and Dan Hyatt, Che- rith Mennealy and Jerred Gildehaus. Doreen and Dan. The Uncalled Four performed. Al and Sue. The fans enjoy Coronation. Last year ' s queen Lisa Slocum Irwin joins in the festivities. Homecoming t 35 Our athletic teams were victori- ous this year. A prime example would be the volleyball and cross country teams. Both went to na- tionals for the Christian Confer- ence. Not only do the Teams here have victory on the score board, but vic- tory for Christ. Many use their high visibility to witness for Christ. The coaches lead with the idea of serving God. Christ is victo- rious and alive in GFC sports. SOCCER Back row: David Karman, Coach Paul Berry, Randy Swigart, Ken Sutton, Dan Hyatt, Kevin Nordyke, Paul Beck, Joel Kieth, Dan Long, Daryla Moore, Steve Cammack. Front row: Dan Wood, Richard Abrams, Jim Moody, Jim Quatier, Jon Guenther, Nolan Hostetler, Ron West 40 Soccer Under the direction of Paul Ber- ry, soccer has returned to GFC. GFC had a soccer program once be- fore, but it was discontinued. If the win-loss record is all that is considered, it would be said we did not have a winning season. The win-loss record is not what deter- mines success. As a team, we set three goals: 1) To be a witness for God. 2) To have a unified team, and become close friends. 3) To be com- mitted 100% to the soccer team, to be the best team we can be. With these as our criterions, we were successful. Because we did not win as much as we would liked to have won, it was easy at times to become discouraged. Coach Berry and other members of the team did a good job of not allowing any one to stay de- pressed. This was a growing year for us, we learned a lot about soccer and how to glorify God through athlet- ics. The student body can look for- ward to a stronger team next year. Daryl Moore 41 BASKETBALL TEAMS Robert Lowe, Steve Grant, David Lee, Eric Nate Watkins, Mike Williams, Dave Kar- Lautenbach, Mark Smith, Tom Ketelson, men, Greg Long, Virgil Voth, Mark Biegler, Ken Stone, Greg Bolt, Curtis Kimbrough, Robert Lowe, Doug Fendell, Todd Farmer, Alan Vasey, Matthew Mount, Les Harrison, Damon Carlisle, Dan Burg, Doug Pixler. Dwight Patterson, Mark Cramer, Larry Jury, Mark Vernon, Maryanne Funderhide, Krissy Boatman, Melody McMaster, Lisa Chunn, Jennifer Jackson, Diane Walter, Shawna Chandler, Susan Davis, Laura Hendricks, Sue Nof- ziger, Melinda Day, Susie Attridge. Lady Bruin Basketball f 43 MENS WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team had an exciting season this year, sending both Scott Ball, and Jerred Gildehaus to Nationals. They both made the student body proud of their efforts. For the first time we had a womens team, Marcia and Kay were our only teammembers, but they started a new tradition, Womens Cross Country at George Fox College. 44 Men ' s Cross Country Coach Rich Allen Kevin Ball Scott Ball Jerred Gidehaus Jeff Guzman Tom Heaton Dwight Larabee Mark Protzman Ron Roley Women ' s Cross Country Coach Rich Allen Kay Mattson Marcia Snow Cross Country INTRAMURALS Intramurals, whether basket- ball, football or powder puff were enjoyed by many this year. This year the different sports are becoming more popular and ex- citing to watch. Students were able to, through all the rivalries, go head to head almost like enemies. Then after the game they were able to go laugh and joke about their insignificant squabbles. Intramurals 4 The students here are of an ex- ceptional caliber. Most are witty and intelligent, and all are extreme- ly outgoing. The first thing a visi- tor notices are smiling faces and homey hellos . The dorm exper- ience cultivates bonds in the men and women. Active lobbies provide for commuters to enter into the same types of relationships. Best of all, Christ is Alive in the individ- ual. Someone is always there to grant a smile, lift a needy head, and hold a hand. Thank you Christ for living in our hearts and taking our burdens. PENNINGTON HALL PEN ONE MEN WOMEN Rod Allen Pam Bennet Kevin Ball Marcia Crisman Brad Bels Denise Darnell (RA) Jef Bell Debra Dawson Berin Brenda Connie Dickerson Mike Colburn Cheryl Funk Paul Dahl (RA) Chris Gross Chris Devine Julia Hass Kevan Fender son Jodi Lander Rob Filback Kandi Lewis John Harris Julie Maier Wayne Hurty Michelle McCall Gary Jenks Christine McLucas Ron Lyons Stephanie Peters Ken Meines Rhonda Potter Daryl Moore Marcella Sanders Scott Morgan Christine Smith David Nevue Shannon Smith Shawn Norman Amber Stockwell Mark Protzman Wendy Troxler Todd Robles Paula Wittenberg Todd Tepper Sue Woolsey Fred Tillman Steve Wendell Greg Wilson 52 Pennington Hall PENN TWO MEN- 1 Rod Campbell, Tim Dillon, Ron Doolin, Dave Elkins, Grant Gerke, Brian Grimstead, Paul Herman, Jack Hinkle Kyle Kihs David Kinsella, Kent McGowan, Mark Madison, John Martinotti, Todd Mott, Dave Nielson, Adolphus Onua, Scott Porter Brian Powell, Dan Price (RA), Jim Stickrod, Mike Varadi. (not pictured): Brad Grimstead, Mark Smith, Mark Tuning PENN TWO WOMEN- 2. Julie Beach, Kristy Boatman, Mindy Chung, Chris Cooke, Kasey Crocker, Michelle Dereszynski Crystal Ellis Mary Erbele, Lori Garner, Sharon Gilmore, Bonnie Grotjohn, Laura Hendricks, Rose Knutson, Arm Mares (RA), Tracy Meyers, Carmel Nissila Penny Rader, Janine Sands, Debbie Sayre, Carol Single, Susan VanLiew, Shelley VanPatten, Diane Walter. E D W A R D S 1 E D W A R D S 2 N O R T H Edwards One: Suzie Attridge, Deborah Bruch, Leanna Doran, Sandra Gidding, Wanda Hurlbert, Shannon McCombs, Shari McKee, Tricia Mitchell, Laurie Neel, Lisa Nyseth, Kristin Price, Jodi Sires, Janine Smith, Jenny Spores, Vedora Taylor, Deb Pruitt, Sally Cloud NOT PICTURED: Petra Pruett. 54 EDWARDS TWO NORTH: Shelly Anderson, Brenda Birkemeier, Linda Canfield, Diana Cran Kim Glivinski, Charlotte Graber, Ru Holman, Anne Lindberg, Cherith Mennealy, Teresa Moynihan, Tressa Porter, Twila Reeser, Christine Schuck, Juc Sherer, Karen Walkei NOT PICTURED: Andrea Gamble. Housing EDWARDS 2 SOUTH: Sue Brantingham, Bren- ia Carpenter, Susie Davis, Amy Fowler, Binget Hlansen, Holly Jackson, Robyn Matheson, Kel- ee Nisley, Laura Pederson, Tracey Rinehart, vlardi Sarjent, Roberta Smith (RA), Jennie ijpada, Lavonna Zeller, (Not Pictured): Tamah Butchard, Julie-Anne Edmundson, Marcia 5now, Danei Worden EDWARDS 3 SOUTH: Stephanie Celley, Amy Cobb, Danette Deford, Tracy Furman, Darla Gooding, Teresa Gorsline, Sheila Hohensee, Celeste Johnson, Lisa Magee, Ka- ren Nopp, Wendy Olsen, Jill Ponsford (RA), Melanie Rienstra, Lorri Rittierodt, Pamela Rose, Christine Sanders (Not Pictured): Lynette Biegler, Dian Myers E D W A R D S 2 S o u T H E D W A R D S 3 S o u T H H O B S o N 1 H O B S o N Hob 1: Dan Berg, Howard Bell, Mark Biegler, Mike Buys, Mike Cederlind, Richie Cobb, Don Jones, Reed Kaiser, Dave Karmon, David Lee, Paul Maddox, Doug McCardle, Mike Metcalf, Brian Morse, Dean Munsey, Jim Quatier, Scott Ragan, Cliff Samodurov, Ken Sutton, Marlon Teeters, Taavis Terrall, Nat Watkins. Not pictured: Howard Bell, Tom Heaton, Dele Lowrie. Hob 2: Dicky Abrams, Jeff Bjornsgard, Damon Carlisle, Mike Carlton, Mark Duhrkoop, Doug Fendall, Larry Kading, Eric Lautenbach, Dave Libby, Dan Long, Mahlon Long, Greg Loyd, Mark Ludwig, Ken Marshburn, Tim Oppenlander, Joey Rourke, Ralph Sprout, Kenny Stone, Randy Swaigart, Mike Tyckson, Scott Waite, Todd Werdebaugh, Mike Williams, Ned Wooding. Not pictured: Jeff Guzman, Tracy Holmes. 56 HOUSING Hob 3- Greg Allen, Bob Ames, Paul Beck, Bruce Bishop, Kevin Brown, Alan Camidge, Tim Eastman, Ted Enckson, Jerred Gildehaus, Randy Hoggarth, Dan Hyatt, Roger McCollum, Dave Mendenhau, Fritz Neumann Dave Nolta Todd Rettman Ron Roley Ken Stewart, Dan White. Not Pictured; Tod Anthony, Bruce Bauder, To Kettleson Kevm Nordyke, M e Ralls. Sutton 1: Matt Blair, Dean Davis, Les Harrison, Scott Iverson, Erik Meir, Matt Mount, Greg Mozel, ob Posekany, Dave Van Vleck, D,ck Van Vleck, Al Vasey. Not Pictured: Steve Cammack, Todd Farmer, Steve Graham, Brent Haas. Housing Sutton 2: Rebecca Black, Shiela Bradly, Julia Fields, Jayne Hasbrouck, Debra Horn, San- dra Joseph, Lisa Kijek, Kathleen King, Kerry Marshall, Bonny Peterson, Richelle Rae, Amy Tomchak. SUTTON 3: Karen Anquist, Sandy Beebe, Teresa Black, Angela Dunn, Heidi Gordo n, Lori Greif, Susan Hohensee, Deborah Jayne, Cynthia Miller, Lori Perry, Kendra Sisco, Tamara Slick, Leslie Wanek, Anne Wester- berg. MACY 1: Darcee Degner, Violet Ferguson, Jeanna Flanagan, Debra Gage, Heidi Gallo, Kerrie Gibbs, Janna Goheen, Shelley Goshorn, Freynie Hurliman, Farron Jackson, Jodi Kinart, Ronnee Kliewer, Karen Nicholson, Carmen Pinkerton, Kelley Richard, Lori Schock, Aimee Smith, Ingrid Wetlesen. MACY 2: Deanna Aarhus, Nancy Baugh, Julieanne Brooks, Lisa Chunn, Brenda Creel, Kris Croly, Lisa Egger, Shelly Eyman, Kelley Grant, Janet Jordon, Kathleen Keeseeker, Kristine Lawrence, Joy Loos, Cynthia Lund, Ellen-Marie Pumbley, Kimberly Rathbun, Suzanne Smith, Tina Sparks, Mary Stevens, Lori Woods. Macy 3: Kellie Birch, Kerrie Brown, Rebecca Blakenbaker, Kimberly Brattstrom, Karen Carlson, Deborah Coats, Michele Creech, Doreen Dodgen, Tonja Hall, Tamera Hill, Toni Pfau, Beth Van Meter, Lori Van Meter; Not Pictured: Ann Crandall, Gayle Hasler, Jennifer Jackson, Denise Peoples, Sari Spink, Cynthia Stecker, Ora Wafer. Whitehouse: Shawna Chandler, Melinda Day, Nadine Ellis, Lisa Kennelly, Lael Pinney, Carrie Shelton, Julie Skiles, Kathy Winters, Dawn Wright. Housing Lewis Apts. 1-6 Lewis Apts. 7-16 Scott Ball David Andres Robin Carmichael Keith Augustin Gene Christian Greg Bolt Debbie Crane Ted Burroughs Loree Edens Mark Cramer Erica Evans Tim Driesner Juli Fendall Shelley Erickson Elizabeth Foster Jon Guenther Susan Fridley Mark Hefflin Lesley Gallo Gary Holton Kim Hamilton Sean Jackson Ben Hickenlooper Elysia Jacobson Allen Hilton Steve James Kathy Jin Scott Johnson Robyn Johnson Joel Keith Darrell Lamb Bob Lowe Gina Molenaar Kay Mattson ' Boyd Morris Robin McKee Carrie Mosteller Carrie Mulles Star Munson Matt Nosak Dwight Patterson Kevin Shirk Judy Roquet Dan Swanson Tricia Tissell Valerie Tursa Jeff Vandenhoek Tom Walker Jane Wafula Ron West Dan Wood Rob Woolbright Mark Young Weesner Apts. Brette Barbre Annette Batcheller Vickie Baugh Shawn Brouwer Linda Christensen Randy Comfort Lucinda Classen Terry Dawson Tom Dodgson Kyle Fenton Dave Frazier Randy Harbick Dan Howard Ben Jeffery Kathryn Kaufman Todd Laws Tom Magee Gordon McGinnis Alicia Meyers Dean Morris Phil Ratzloff Ekkehard Rohwedder Dixie Schoonover Sharon Schulz Becca Smith Debbie Stubbe Lynette Tycksen Tom Wagner Merrit Walker Anita Warwick Annette White Housing Carey Hall: Bruce Baldwin, Todd Bil- let, Kevin Bottenfield, Loti Butsch, Elisa Eberhart, Russ Erickson, Ray Ewbank, Sally Freeman, Pam Hagen, Laurie Howell, Ed Kidd, Dwight Lar- abee, Kelly Lincoln, Russ Ludwig, Dean Raan, (not pictured): Carolyn Bayly, Dave Chambers, Craig Little- field, Vicki Minshall, Susan Nof- ziger, Kim Settle, Don Staples, Steve Watson. Paulette Green, Mike Piltcher, Chrystal Schmeltzer, Coreen Schmeltzer, Jeffrey Towers. (Not pictured:). COMMUTERS: Denise Arm- strong, Lynnette Beal, Dean Boening, Robert Bow- man, Pamela Burnett, Roseanne Byers, Stephan Byers, Doreen Cadd, Anita Cadonau, Kellie Carl- sen, Lynda Carpenter, Miriam Clark, Bonnie Culp, David Driesner, Gregory Dueker, Kelly Dundas, Marianne Funderide, Laura Genco, Maurice Ghat- tas, Danielle Gilbertson, Sharon Guyton, Eric Ha- gan, Peter Harder, David Harris, Valerie Haynes, Nance Henry, Matthew Hensly, David Herndan, Shanna Holdahl, Cynthia Hoskins, Nolan Hos- teller, Colleen Howard, Shelly Hunwick, RaRae- lyne Jansen, Elizabeth Jones, Larry Jury, Curitis Kimbrough, James Kirk, Steven Knudsen, Elisa- beth Macy, Laura Macy, Nancy Meinert, Richard Miller, James Moody, Paul Moreland, Corlyn Ork- ney, Tami Ramsthel, Alan Rough, Barabara Salyer, Kristeen Salyer, Janelle Scribner, Jody Sherrill, Mina Stotsenberg, Franklin Thompson, Virgil Voth, Christine Walalce, Monica Whitham, Na- than Whitham, Larry Wilkins, Marc Willcuts. MARRIED: Matt, Dewan Simonis, Nathan, Becca Whitham, Shellie Sutton, Lyn Whitham (not pictured): Bob Besel, Kathy Bollinger, Louise Clements, John Copeland, Irene Easton, Lisa Gerig, Stan Grimes, Cur- tis Hadly, Nancy Henry, Kerry Irish, Karo- lyn Kaster, Ricky Lee Kerr, Cindy Neil, Klein, Bob Legg II, Michael McCorkle, Diane McNay, Tammy Mitchell, George Myers, Tim Peters, Doug and Karla Pixler, Teresa Rogers, Jerry Sawyer, Tad and Marna Slaughter, Denise Vernon, Greg Warnock, Doug Watson, Miek Watts, Gwendolyn Whitmore, Barbara Write, Elaine Zoucha 64 Housing Laveda Anderson Business Econ Scott Ball Soc Studies Tch Tamara Cammack Home Ec Teach Linda Christensen Biology Teach David Andres Math Teaching is Brett Barbre Business Econ Kellie Carlsen PE Teaching 66 Keith Augustin Mathematics Vicki Baugh Physical Ed Patricia Austen Elementary Ed Robert Besel Psychology Shawna Chandler Business Econ David Chambers Math Teach Lucinda Classen Home Economics Miriam Clark Elementary Ed Randall Comfort Chr. Ministries Denise Darnell Psychology Debra Crane Psychology Terrance Dawson Chr. Ministries Loreen Edens Home Economics Juli Fendall Elementary Ed Melinda Day Physical Ed Nadine Ellis Elementary Ed Paul Dahl Lang Arts Teach Thomas Dodgson Chemistry Shelley Erickson Computer Science Elizabeth Foster Social Services David Driesner Biology Erica Evans Elementary Ed Kyle Fenton Chr. Ministries Susan Fridley Business Econ i s E N I O R S Frank Gallo Business Econ Teri Ginther Social Services Brenton Haas Business Econ Paul Herman Comm Arts Lisa Gerig Chr. Ministries Heidi Gordon Sociology Kimberly Hamilton Elementary Ed 68 Ben Hickenlooper Music Maurice Ghattas Soc Soc Service Stanley Grimes Psychology Randy Harbick PE Teaching Allen Hilton Religion Kerrie Gibbs Sociology Jon Guenther Math Teaching Valerie Haynes Soc Soc Service John Hinkle Music Shanna Holdahl Soc Soc Service Susan Hohensee Math Teaching Daniel Howard Business Econ James Owen, VIII Physical Ed Joel Keith Mathematics Nolan Hostetler Business Econ Shelley Hunwick Psychology Kathy Jin Music Gary Holton Writing Lit Sean Jackson Telecommunication Donald Jones, II Soc Studies Tch Kathleen King Soc Soc Service Elysia Jacobson Elementary Ed Kathryn Kaufman Chr. Ministries Lisa Kennelly Religion James Kirk Soc Studies Tch Steve Knudsen Business Econ Dwight Larabee Business Econ Cynthia Klien Home Economics Todd Laws Religion Dean Morse Comm Arts Laurie Neel Elementary Ed Robert Legg, II Chr. Ministries Greg Mozel Chr. Ministries Darrel Lamb Business Econ Thomas Magee Business Econ Carrie Mulles Soc Soc Service Lois Perisho Elementary Ed Dwight Patterson Math Teaching Nancy Meinert Elementary Ed Starlyn Munson Soc Soc Service Jodi Peters Business Econ Dean Raan Chr. Ministries Alan Roush Business Econ Lael Pinney Elementary Ed Janine Sands Writing Lit c 2=3 JTfl Mardi Sarjent Psychology Matthew Simonis Co mm Arts Carrie Shelton Business Econ Ted Smith Chr. Ministries Judith Roquet Elementary Ed Dixie Schoonover Computer Science Julie Simpson Physical Ed Dan Swanson Computer Science Deborah Stubbe Elementary ed Sharon Schulz Home Economics Julie Skiles Business Econ Franklin Thompson Telecommunication Jane Wafula Soc Studies Tch Valerie Tursa Sociology Thomas Wagner Church Music Annette White Elementary Ed Rebecca Whitham Lang Arts Teach Denise Vernon Physical Ed Anita Warwick Music Teaching sr 1 Monica Whitham Comm Arts Daniel Wood Chr. Ministries Ronald West Computer Science Nathan Whitham Business Econ Kathy Winters Soc Studies Tch Barbara Wright Lang Arts Teach MOT PTf TT it? rn Rebecca Black Comm. Arts Kerry Irish History Carrie Mosteller Elementary Ed C Lvacrr YXr Rolf Business Econ Ricky Kerr Chr. Ministries Timothv Peters Elementary Ed Gene Christian Comm Arts James Kriz Elementary Ed Phillip Ratzloff Computer Science Mindy Chung Soc Soc Service Robert Lowe Phsical Ed Tad Slaughter Religion Mark Cramer Business Econ John Malgesini Soc Studies Tch Lori Van Meter Biology Timothy Driesner Computer Science Kay Mattson Sociology John Votaw Sociology Grant Gerke Biology Melody McMaster PE Teaching Douglas Watson Religion David Hagen Music Alicia Meyers Soc Soc Service Marc Willcuts Business Econ Eric Hagen History Tammy Mitchell Elementary Ed Scott Woods Chr. Ministries Mark Hefflin Telecommunication Boyd Morris Biology Robin Woolbright Comm Arts Seniors THE EDITOR ' S CORNER ANNIVERSARY EDITION 50TH This year, the 50th anniversary of the L ' Ami, is an important year. The reason I say this is we have been given basically one more chance at a yearbook without making the school pay off a deficit. Going back a few years to 1935 the L ' Ami was started to be a book to retain memories of your college years. The first L ' Ami for Georg e Fox College, or at that time Pacific College, was an outgrowth of freshman inspiration, and was the first yearbook ever published in the Quaker School. The name L ' Ami was chosen in a contest in 1935 that the yearbook staff had with the stu- dents. L ' Ami is a French word that means, The Friend. The yearbook has gone through many Tri- als and Tribulations in the last 50 years. Deficits in the last ten years even caused the school to close down production for one year (1983-84). The L ' Ami is back now, and hope- fully to stay. I personally would like to Thank you for your support and patience. The ' 84- ' 85 yearbook staff hopes that this is one of the biggest memories of GFC you carry with you in the future. Editing a Yearbook? A year ago just thinking about Terry Dawson ' s suggestion made me laugh. I then took the proposal to pray ' r and I was Called to do this. When production started, I was my normal unorganized self, but I knew at that time I had to organize myself and get the job done. I ' m fin- ished with the book now, and in looking back on what I ' ve done; and done only with the help of an excellent pair of Asst. Editors, David and Kasey, and a marvelous staff of ten very helpful people, I can really say I enjoyed being editor. I would also like to thank you, the students, for helping me through this year by putting up with my one week ' s notice on all important pictures. My pray ' r for you is that Christ Stays Alive on our campus and in you, so that because of our witness others learn about God, and take Him as their own. I would like to close with a statement that has meant alot to me this year: I can do all things through him who gives me strength. Philippians 4:13 In Christ ' s Love, Ralph J. Sprout Editor I remember the day Ralph, Kasey, and I sat in the office choosing the theme. We spent more time laugh- ing and joking than doing business. I remember Shawna Chandler coming over from her office won- dering what we were doing. In that meeting we finally decided on our theme of Christ Alive. We were so excited! We did the first deadline and it was a snap. I thought to myself, this is going to be easy! I remember the second deadline, that fell during midterms, fall term. I remember how hard it was printing all the pictures, trying to help the staff, and keeping up with all my homework. I remember the words I QUIT! I so desparately wanted to quit, several times, but I made a year commitment. A lot of times were really difficult, but someday I will remember and say I hope God got you Ralph Sprout! No, I ' m only joking! Seriously though I am glad I have been an editor, even in the hard times. This book will be a great memory of Fox for me of people, fun times, dorm life, and how Christ works on our campus. I have one last thing to say, it is from the Bible: Therefore encourage one another, and build up one another, just as you also are doing. I Thessalonians 5:11 Let this book bring you great memories of your times at Fox and every time you look at this book- REMEMBER ME! In His Love, David Bruce Kinsella The day is done, and the darkness Falls from the wings of Night, As a feather is wafted downward From an eagle in his flight. I see the lights of the village Gleam through the rain and the mist, And a feeling of sadness comes O ' er Me that my soul cannot resist: A feeling of sadness and longing, that is not akin to pain, And resembles sorrow only As the mist resembles the rain. Come, read to me some poem, Some simple and heartfelt lay, That shall soothe this restless feeling And banish the thoughts of day. Not from the grand old masters. Not from the bards sublime, Who distant footsteps echo Through the corridors of Time. For, like strains of marital music, Their mighty thoughts suggest Life ' s endless toil and endeavor; And tonight I long for rest. Read from some humble poet, Whose songs gushed from his heart, As showers from the clouds of summer, Or tears from the eyelids start; Who, through long days of labor, And nights devoid of ease, Still heard in his soul the music Of wonderful melodies. Such songs have power to quiet The restless pulse of care, And come like the benediction That follows after prayer. Then read from the treasured volume The poem of thy choice. And lend to the rhyme of the poet The beauty of thy voice. And the night shall be filled with music, And the cares, that infest the day, Shall fold thek tents, like the Arabs, and as silently steal away. -Longfellow . . ■ . then make my joy complete by being lik love, being one in spirit and pur inded, having the same I — The purpose of this book had not been only to reviv e memories but to stir in us the fact that Christ had a large part of our lives here. He is the one who set this campus apart. Like a team that works together well and wins, so do the students and George Fox College. Christ is our manager and he gave us the best playbook there ever was. The most amazing thing is that no matter what walk of life someone comes from, he has already been recruited and wears the team uniform. Christ is the one part of this campus that we all share in common and we are able to fellowship with strangers who may or may not know Him. Christ Alive was chosen for this very reason. No matter what aspect of this college one looks at, the one common goal they share is a striving to serve Christ in their actions. Corinthians speaks emphatically about being united in spirit, love, and peace. Our goal was to show you the difference one person can make. Christ is alive and using this community for His desires. Christ rises in all of us each day. Praise God that He is alive and shedding His grace on our lives. Closing I 77 Deanna Aarhus 39, 59 Richard Abrams 40, 56 Greg Allen 57 Rodney Allen 25, 52 Laveda Anderson 66 Shelly Anderson 54 David Andres 32, 63, 66 Tod Anthony Denise Armstrong Steven Arvidson Suzanne Attridge 43, 54 Keith rAuguTtin 7r637 T Patricia Austen 63, 66 Brenda Bains Bruce Baldwin 27, 30, 64 Kevin Ball 44, 52 Scott Ball 23, 44, 63, 66 Brett Barbre 63, 66 Annette Batcheller 63 Bruce Bauder Nancy Baugh 59 Vicki Baugh 66 Leslie Bayha 26 Carolyn Bayly Julie Beach 53 Bradley Beals 52 Rozelyn Beck Sandra Beebe 32, 33, 58 Howard Bell 56 Jeffrey Bell 52 Christine Belnap 25, 29 Pamela Bennett 52 Dan Berg 43, 56 Robert Besel 66 Lynette Biegler Mark Biegler 43, 56 Vicki Bilderback 32 Todd Billett 64 Kellie Birch 24, 60 Brenda Birkemeier 54 Bruce Bishop 28, 57 Jeffrey Bjornsgard 56 Rebecca Black 28, 58 Teresa Black 58 Matthew Blair 57 Rebecca Blankenbaker 60 Kristy Boatman 53 Dean Boening 43 Kathy Bollinger Gregory Bolt 43, 63 Keven Bottenfield 64 Shelia Bradley 58 Susan Brantingham 30, 55 Kimberly Brattstrom 60 Berin Brenda 52 Alice Britt Julianne Brooks 32, 59 Kerri Brown 39, 60 Kevin Brown 27, 57 Kay Bruch 30, 54 Robert Buckley Judith Burgin Pamela Burnett Ted Burroughs 24, 31, 63 Tamah Butchart Lori Butsch 64 Michael Buys 56 Roseanne Byers Doreen Cadd Allen Camidge 30, 57 INDEX Phyllis Cammack Steven Cammack 32, 40 Tamara Cammack 66 Rodney Cambell 53 Linda Canfield 54 Damon Carlisle 43, 56 Kellie Carlsen 66 Karen Carlson 30, 60 Ruth Carlson Michael Carlton Robin Carmichael 24, 31, 33, 35, 63 Brenda Carpenter 55 Lynda Carpenter Michael Cederlind Stephanie Celley 24, 31, 55 David Chambers Shawna Chandler 23, 32, 43, 63, 66 Linda Christensen 23, 27, 63, 66 Gene Christian 63 Mindy Chung 53 Lisa Chunn 43, 59 Miriam Clark 31, 66 Lucinda Classen 26, 63 Louise Clements Sally Cloud 54 Deborah Coats 24, 60 Amy Cobb 32, 55 Katherin Cobb 32 Richard Cobb 56 Michael Colburn 52 Frank Cole Randall Comfort 32, 35, 63, 66 Christina Cooke 31, 53 John Copeland Natalie Cox Mark Cramer 43, 63 Debra Crane 54, 63, 67 Diana Crane Michele Creech 60 Brenda Creel 32, 59 Marcia Crisman 23, 52, 67 Kasey Crocker 24, 53, 75 Kris Croly 23, 29, 35, 59 Bonnie Culp William Cutshall Paul Dahl 28, 52, 67 Denise Darnell 28, 52, 67 Dean Davis 57 Susan Davis 43, 55 Debbra Dawson 52 Terrance Dawson 29, 32, 63, 67 Melinda Day 36, 43, 67 Darcee Degner 24, 59 Michele Dereszynski 53 Connie Dickenson 52 Timothy Dillon 53 Christopher Divine 29, 52 Doreen Dodgen 32, 35, 60 Thomas Dodgson 63, 67 Ron Doolin 53 Leanna Doran 30, 54 David Driesner 61, 67 Timothy Driesner 63 Gregory Dueker Mark Duhrkoop 24, 30, 32, 33, 56 Kelly Dundas Angela Dunn 26 Timothey Eastman 32, 33, 57, 58 Irene Easton Elisa Eberhard 30, 32, 64 Loree Edens 26, 32, 63, 67 Julie-Anne Edmundson Lisa Egger 59 David Elkins 27, 53 Crystal Ellis 53 Nadine Ellis 63, 67 Mary Erbele 33, 53 Russell Erickson 64 Shelley Erickson 67 Theodore Erickson 57 Erica Evans 26, 32, 63, 67 Ray Ewbank 31, 64 Shelly Eyman 31 Todd Farmer 43, 56 Douglas Fendall 43, 56 Julie Fendall 63, 67 Kevan Fenderson 52 Kyle Fenton 29, 30, 32, 63, 67 Violet Ferguson 59 Jean Flanagan 59 Elizabeth Foster 63, 67 Amy Fowler 31, 55 Scott Fray Dave Frazier 32, 63 Shirley Fredrickson Sally Freeman 25, 27, 29, 64 Susan Fridley 23, 63, 67 Marianne Funderhide 43 Cheryl Funk 52 Tracy Furman 55 Debra Gage 59 Frank Gallo 59, 68 Andrea Gamble 6 Lori Garner 53 Laura Genco Lisa Gerig 32, 68 Grant Gerke 53 Maurice Ghattas 23, 61, 68 Kerrie Gibbs 28, 59, 68 Sandra Gidding 30, 54 Danielle Gilbertson Jerred Gildehaus 35, 44, 57 David Gilmore 30, 32 Maurine Gilmore Sharon Gilmore 31, 53, 57 Teri Ginther 68 Kim Glivinski 54 Darla Gooding 24, 30, 31, 55 Heidi Gordon 35, 58, 68 Teresa Gorsline 55 Shelley Goshorn 59 Charlotte Graber 54 Stephen Graham 32 Kelley Grant 33, 59 Paulette Green 32, 33, 64 Lori Greif 58 Stanley Grimes 68 Bradley Grimsted 27 Brian Grimsted 53 Christina Gross 52 Bonnie Grotjohn 27, 53 Jeanette Grovom Jon Guenther 40, 63, 68 Sharon Guyton Jeff Guzman 44 Brenton Haas 68 Curtis Hadley Ivan Hadley David Hagen 30, 31 Eric Hagen 30, 31 INDEX ' amela Hagen 30, 64 amberly Hamilton 63, 68 )oris Hampton linget Hansen 55 Landy Harbick 63, 68 eter Harder Vendy Harmon 32 )avid Harris 52 ohn Harris eslie Harrison 43, 57 ayne Hasbrouck 58 iayle Hasler alia Hass 53 ' alerie Haynes 31, 68 homas Heaton 44 4ark Hefflin 34, 68 )avid Henderson aura Hendricks 43, 53 Jancy Henry datthew Hensley aul Herman 33, 53, 68 )avid Herndon en Hickenlooper 31, 63, 68 amera Hill 60 dlen Hilton 23, 31, 57, 63, 68 ahn Hinkle 32, 53, 68 .andy Hoggarth 31, 57 heila Hohensee 55 usan Hohensee 32, 59, 69 aine Holdahl 61 hanna Holdahl 69 .uth Holman 54 Jary Holton 63, 69 ebra Horn 58 ynthia Hoskins lolan Hostetler 40, 62, 69 !olleen Howard 31 aniel Howard 63, 69 aura Howell 64 helley Hunwick 69 y anda Hurlbert 54 reynie Hurliman 59 .lan Hurty 30, 52 )aniel Hyatt 29, 32, 35, 40, 57 erry Irish cott Iverson 57 arron Jackson 59 tolly Jackson 32, 55 mnifer Jackson 43 ean Jackson 63, 69 lysia Jacobson 26, 32, 63, 69 )wen James VIII 69 tephen James 27, 63 eborah Jayne 58 iary Jenks 52 onnie Jerke 31 .athy Jin 63, 69 eleste Johnson 55 cott Johnson 63 helia Johnson icki Johnson harlene Jones onald Jones 56, 69 lizabeth Jones latthew Jones met Jordan 31, 33, 59 andra Joseph 58 ean Judson 30, 57 arry Jury 43 arry Kading 30, 33, 56 Reid Kaiser 56 David Karman 40, 43, 56 Karolyn Raster Kathryn Kaufman 63, 69 Joel Keith 40, 63, 69 Betty Kelley Lisa Kennelly 63, 69 Ricky Kerr Thomas Ketelsen 43 Ed Kidd 23, 25, 30, 35, 64 Kyle Kihs 53 Lisa Kijek 58 Curtis Kimbrough 43 Jodi Kinart 59 Kathleen King 5 8, 69 David Kin sella 24, 29, 32, 53, 75 James Kirk 69 Cynthia Klein 26, 70 Neal Klein Ronnee Kliewer 31, 35, 59 Robert Knapp 31 Steven Knudsen 61, 70 Rose Knutson 53 Janet Koertzen 53 James Kriz Traci Kriz Darrel Lamb 63, 70 Jodi Lancer 52 Dwight Larabee 23, 44, 64, 70 Christabel Lauinger Eric Lautenbach 43, 56 Kristine Lawrence 59 Todd Laws 63, 70 David Lee 43, 56 Robert Legg Kandi Lewis 52 David Libby 56 Kelly Lincoln 64 Anne Lindberg 54 Craig Littlefield 35, 57 Daniel Long 40, 56 Mahlon Long 56 Joy Loos 28, 59 Robert Lowe 43, 63 Dele Lowrie 31 Gregory Loyd 43, 56 Mark Ludwig 56 Russell Ludwig 30, 64 Cynthia Lund 59 Janet Lyda Ron Lyons 31, 52 Elisabeth Macy 31 Laura Macy Paul Maddox 56 Mark Madison 53 Bruce Magee Lisa Magee 55 Thomas Magee 33, 63 Julie Maier 52 John Malgesini Arin Mares 28, 53, 57 Kerry Marshall 58 Ken Marshburn 56 John Martinotti 53 Robyn Matheson 55 Adam Mathewson Kay Mattson 44, 63 Michelle McCall 52 Douglas McCardle 56 Roger McCollum 57 Shannon McCombs 54 Kent McGowan 31, 53 Robin McKee 63 Shari McKee 54 Christine McLucas 24, 52 Melody McMaster 39, 43 Diane McNay Erik Meier 57 Nancy Meinert 70 Ken Meines 52 David Mendenhall 57 Cherith Mennealy 35, 54 Tracy Meyer 24, 53 Alicia Meyers 63 Cynthia Miller 58 Richard Miller 32 Vicki Minshall Tammy Mitchell Tricia Mitchell 54 Gina Molenaar 63 James Moody 40 Daryl Moore 32, 40, 52 Paul Moreland Scott Morgan 24, 25, 32, 52 Boyd Morris 63 Brian Morse 56 Dean Morse 30, 33, 63, 70 Carrie Mosteller 32, 63 Todd Mott 32, 53 Matthew Mount 43, 57 Teresa Moynihan 28, 32, 54 Greg Mozel 57 Carrie Mulles 63, 70 Dean Munsey 56 Starlyn Munson 35, 63, 70 Dianna Myers George Myers 30, 32, 33 Laurie Neel 54, 70 Fred Neumann 30, 57 David Nevue 24, 32, 52 Karen Nicholson 59 David Neilsen 53 Kellee Nisley 55 Carmel Nissila 27, 53 Susan Nofziger 35, 39, 43 Dave Nolta 39, 43 Karen Nopp 57 Kevin Nordyke 29, 32, 40 Shawn Norman 30, 52 Matthew Nosack 63 Lisa Nyseth 54, 55 Wendy Olsen Gregory Olson Carloyn Ongalo Adolphus Onua 53 Timothy Oppenlander 31, 33, 56 Corlyn Orkney Pamela Parker Robert Parker Dwight Patterson 35, 43, 63, 70 Laura Pedersen 55 Index INDEX Denise Peoples Jodi Sires 28, 54 Lois Perisho 32, 70 Kendra Sisco 58 Lori Perry 32, 58 lulie Skiles Jodi Peters 70 Mama Slaughter Stephanie Peters 29, 33, 52 Tad Slaughter Timothy Peters Tamra Slick 58 Toni Pfau 32, 60 Jeanne Slomanson Michael Pilcher 32, 64 Aimee Smith 24 59 Carmen Pinkerton 31, 59 Christine Smith 52 Lael Pinney 39, 63, 71 Mark Smith 43 Douglas Pixler 32, 43 Ted Smith 71 Ellen-Marie Plumbley 59 Roberta Smith 28, 55 Jill Ponsford 28, 31, 55 Shannon Smith 31, 52 Scott Porter 53 Suzanne Smith 59 Xressa Porter Eric Snow Robert Posekany 57 Marcia Snow 44 Rhonda Potter 52 Jennie Spada 29, 32, 33, 55 Brian Powell 32, 53 Tina Sparks 30, 59 Daniel Price 27, 28, 53 Sari Spink Kristin Price 27, 31, 54 Jennifer Spores 54 Mark Protzmari 25, 44, 52 Ralph Sprout 24, 29, 32, 56, 74 Petra Pruett Daniel St Antoinp Deborah Pruitt 39, 54 Juanita Stace James Quatier 40, 56 Tonia Stanley Dean Raan 64, 71 Donald Staples Penny Rader 53 Joan Stebbins Richelle Rae 58 Roy Stebbins Scott Ragan 56 Cynthia Stecker 32 Michael Ralls 32 Carla Stevens Kimberly Rathbun 59 Mary Stevens 30, 59 Phillip Ratzloff 63 James Stickrod 31 32, 35 Jennifer Raynak Amber Stockwell 52 Kathleen Raynak Kenneth Stone 56 Twila Reeser 54 Mina Stotsenberg 32 Todd Rettmann 57 Deborah Stubbe 63, 71 Melanie Rienstra 39, 55 Kenneth Sutton 40, 56 Lorri Rittierodt 29, 55 Shellie Sutton 64 Todd Robles 52 Dan Swanson 63, 71 Larry Rogers Randy Swigart 40, 56 Teresa Rogers Jean Taylor 54 Ekkehard Rohwedder 27, 63 Marian Teeters 24, 29, 56 Ronald Roley 29, 44, 57 Todd Tepper 52 Judith Roquet 63, 71 Travis Terrall 56 Pamela Rose 55 Franklin Thompson 71 Joseph Rourke 30, 56 Kristi Thygesen Alan Roush 61, 71 Frederick Tillman 52 Sheri Ruland Amy Tomchak 58 Barbara Salyer 32 Jeffery Towers 32, 64 Kristeen Salyer 32 Wendy Troxler 30, 32, 52 Clifford Samodurov 56 Mark Tuning 30, 31 Christine Sanders Valerie Tursa 23, 32, 63, 72 Marcella Sanders 52, 57 Lynette Tycksen 63, 72 Janine Sands 53, 71 Michael Tycksen 56 Mardi Sarjent 55, 71 Susan Van Liew 53 Debbie Sayre 39, 53 Lori Van Meter 28, 60 Chrystal Schmeltzer 32, 64 Shelley Van Patten 53 Coreen Schmeltzer 30, 32, 64 David Van Vleck 57 Lori Schock 59 Richard Van Vleck 57 Dixie Schoonover 27, 31, 63, 71 Jeffrey Vandenhoek 23, 63 Christine Schuck 54 Michael Varadi 31, 63 Sharon Schulz 26, 63, 71 Alan Vasey 35, 43, 57 Janelle Scrivner Denise Vernon 39, 72 Kimberly Settle John Votaw 28 Carrie Shelton 64, 71 Virgil Voth 43 Judy Sherer 54 Ora Wafer Jody Sherrill Jane Wafula 63, 72 Christina Silliman Thomas Wagoner 31, 63, 72 Matthew Simonis 64, 71 Philip Waite Julie Simpson 30, 71 J . Ronald Waite 27, 56 Carol Single 32, 53 W Karen Walker 9 Thomas Walker Christine Wallace 72 Janet Walt Diane Walter 39, 43, 53 Leslie Wanek 35, 58 Gregory Warnock Anita Warwick 31, 63, 72 Nathan Watkins 43, 56 Douglas Watson Steven Watson Teresa Watt Michael Watts Juli Weitzel Steven Wendell 52 Todd Werdebaugh 56 Ronald West 29, 32, 33, 40, 63, 72 Ann Westerberg 58 Annette White 63, 72 Daniel White 31, 57 Marilyn Whitham 64, 72 Monica Whitham 72 Rebecca Whitham 31, 63, 64, 72 Nathan Whitham 30, 64, 72 Gwendolyn Whitmore Keith Wigley Lawrence Wilkins 31, 32 Sam Willard Marc Willcuts Lori Willeman Mychal Williams 32, 43, 56 Gregory Wilson 25, 52 Kathy Winters 63, 72 Paula Wittenberg 52 Daniel Wood 27, 40, 63 Ned Woodring 28 Lori Woods 31, 59 Scott Woods 31 Robin Woolbright 63 Susan Woolsey 52 Danei Worden 32 Barbara Wright 72 Dawn Wright 63, 73 Sandra Yearout Julie Young Mark Young 63, 73 Lavonna Zeller 29, 31, 33, 55 Elaine Zoucha 72 Cheryl Zweigart