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

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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.

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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

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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.