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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1986 volume:

VOLUME LI FALL EDITION NEWBERG, OR 97132 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE • 1 THANKS r— ELIZABETH CAREY MINAS Mention the name Elizabeth Carey Minas to a GFC student and the first thing he or she probably thinks of is the academic scholarships given in her name. However, the dedication and commitment Elizabeth Carey Minas shows for George Fox College is far more valuable than the $30,000 given each year to deserving students. Every weekday since 1971, this 76 year old lady has voluntarily worked in Shambaugh Library giving a half- day of her valuable service. Minas was a professional librarian for 37 years, but today she selflessly contributes her talents with exem- plary loyalty to the Col- lege. Her association with GFC is not limited to the last 14 years, however. She attended the school from 1927-29, and her father served as Presi- dent from 1947-50. For the willingness to serve and loyalty to the college for over 50 years, L ' Ami would like to ex- tend a special thanks to Elizabeth Carey Minas. 12 • SPECIAL THANKS TIM TSOHANTARIDIS Tim Tsohantaridis, or Mr. T , as the soccer team affectionate- ly calls him, has become a living inspiration for GFC. His vivid stories from his childhood seem to challenge each listener to evaluate what living for Christ means. But more importantly, Tim Tsohantaridis has become a vital part of our campus. Filling the place of Ron Crecelius was a tremendous task, but Tim did not look at it that way. For him it meant another way to serve Christ. And that is exactly what Tim has done. Thanks, Mr. T for serving God here at Fox! RON CRECELIUS Ron Crecelius had been a chaplin for 18 years before he moved in to the title of Chaplain Emeritus in 1985. He now devotes his time to speaking and ministering through- out the West. He graduated from Fox with two degrees, earned a masters from both Western Evangelical Semi- nary and Pasadena College. The students who knew him as their chaplain - loved him. The stu- dents who now know him as Chap- lain Emeritus - love him. The L ' ami staff tip their hats to Ron Crecelius and his endeavors here at George Fox College. May he have many more years of good counsel, ministry, and Joy at Fox. God loves you, Ron, have a good day. SPECIAL THANKS • 3 CANDIDS • 7 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE STUDENTS NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX SENIORS HOUSING Don ' t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believ- ers in speech, in life, in love, in faith, and in purity. Be diligent in these matters, give yourself wholly to them, so that everyone may see your progress. Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them, because if you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers. I Timothy 4:12, 15, 16 r r 9 SENIORS And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgement; That ye may approve things that are excellent; that ye may be sincere and without offence till the day of Christ; Being filled with the fruits of righteousness, which are by Je- sus Christ, unto the glory and praise of God. Philippians 1:9-11 KJV Fufil ye my joy, that ye be like- minded, having the same love, be- ing of one accord, of one mind. Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others. Philippians 2:2-4 KJV Larry Jury hard at work! Susan M. Andrews Elementary Education Tod M. Anthony Computer Science Bruce W. Baldwin Chemistry Scott A. Ball Social Studies Teaching Leslie D. Bayha Home Economics Carolyn J. Bayly Elementary Education Rozelyn N. Beck Interdisciplanary Sandra K. Beebe Elementary Education • SENIORS Lorri Rittierodt practicing her horsemanship! Irene R. Easton Home Economics Teaching David A. Elkins Psychology Crystal E. Ellis Business Economics Todd R. Farmer Physical Education Sandra K. Gidding Christian Ministries Bonnie F. Grotjohn Chemistry 12 • SENIORS Sally J. Freeman Communication Arts Biology Lori J. Garner Computer Science Gary A. Glassco Religion Bradley A. Grimsted Biology Jeanette A. Grovom Psychology Laura L. Hendricks Business Economics Ray L. Ewbank Mathematics Grank E. Gerke Biology Brian L. Grimsted History Debra A. Horn Psychology Laura M. Howell Elementary Education Dean H. Judson Psychology Larry E. Jury Business Economics Edwin C. Kidd Writing Literature Cynthia M. Lund Elementary Education Richard A. Miller Christian Ministries Kandi L. Lewis Physical Education Club Specialist Craig C. Littlefield Business Economics Kent M. McGowan Religion Diane J. McNay Social Services Betty M. Kelley Home Economics Joy L. Loos Business Economics Cynthia A. Miller Business Economics Carrie F. Mosteller Elementary Education Teresa K. Moynihan Christian Ministries Lani Nelson Psychology SENIORS • 13 J i Douglas M. Perry Interdisciplinary Mark E. Peters Biology Timothy Peters Daniel D. Price biology • 1 fa ■ iJ Richelle Rae Communication Arts Sheri K. Ruland Elementary Education Janelle D. Scrivner Business Economics Julie Simpson Physical Education 4 Donald A. Staples Math Teaching Mina S. Stotsenberg Interdisciplanary Fredrick P. Tillman Elementary Education 14 • SENIORS Jane N. Wafula Social Studies Teaching Philip E. Waite History Shelley Van Patten Diane K. Walter Elementary Education THOSE STUDENTS NOT PICTURED . . . Robert D. Anderson Religion Stephen B. James Biology Jill L. Ponsford Music Teaching Howard D. Bell Sociology Social Service Donald L. Jones III Social Studies Teaching Todd C. Rettman Physical Education Club Specialist Francisco Benetti Biology Philip C. Jones Biology Teaching Debbie L. Sayre Physical Education Teaching Teresa J. Black Elementary Education Karolyn R. Raster Business Economics Janelle D. Scrivner Business Economics Kristy A. Boatman P.E. Teaching Neal S. Klein Biology Tamra J. Slick Business Economics Dean W. Boening Physical Education Teaching Dwight C. Larabee Business Economics Shellie R. Sutton Elementary Education Susan V. Bottler Elementary Education Deanne M. Maben Home Economics Dan L. Swanson Math Teaching Roseanne P. Bowman Elementary Education Arin B. Mares International Studies Mark M. Tuning Music Teaching Ted E. Burroughs Business Economics Cynthia A. Miller Business Economics Richard S. VanVleck Computer Science Andrew R. Elovich Telecommunication Vicki D. Minshall Interdisciplanary Jeffrey M. Vandenhoek Christian Ministries Russell L. Erikson Physical Education Teaching Gina K. Molenaar Elementary Education Michael S. Varadi Business Economics Kevin E. Fry Writing Literature Paul F. Moreland Psychology Alan D. Vasey Business Economics Lori L. Gayle Telecommunication Carrie F. Mosteller Elementary Education Leslie A. Wanek Mathematics Stephen E. Graham Christian Ministries Matthew D. Mount Physical Education Teaching Michael A. Watts Physical Education Teaching Jennifer A. Gray Undecided Carmel E. Nissila Math Teaching Ronalrl V) Wpct Math Teaching Pamala J. Haxton Elementary Education Susan K. Nofziger Home Economics Robin W. Woolbright Communication Arts Matthew R. Hensley Social Studies Teaching Dawn L. Oden Psychology Ron L. Quercher Religion Scott J. Iverson Business Economics Lori A. Perry Church Music Holly L. Jackson Music Wendy S. Picher Business Economics 15 16 • SENIORS SENIORS • 17 PENNINGTON HALL Pen 1 Women (Front) Kristin Varadi, Chris Belnap, (First Row) Kris Croly, Terri Coo- lidge, Jennifer Michael, Mary Phe- mister, Robin Keillor, Stephanie Pe- ters, Pam Bennett, Amy Dier, Renee Ewbank (Last Row) Jean Taylor, Chris Smith, Julie Hass, Debora Wells, Sarah Ridgeway, Brenda Creel, Kellie Hanley, Marsha Nelson, Kim Rathbun. Penn 1 Men (First Row) Perry Laney, Brett McGann, Kevin Stanton, Matt Strieby, Fritz Neumann, Lyle Crane, Doug Riley, Rich Blan- chette, Rod Lambert, (Back Row) Randy Swigart, Marce Sellas, Rudy Barcarse, Dave Vern Maurer, Joey Rourke, Chris Anderson, James Travers, Mike Taylor, Steve Poor. PENNINGTON Penn 2 Women (Front) Kimmy Meche, (First Row) Cindy Comfort, Susan VanLiew, Raelyn Godfrey, Keri-Jo Jacobson, Dawn Oden, LaManda Minikel, (Second Row) Coreen Schmeltzer, Wendy Troxler, Andrea Ruben, Rhonda Lowry, Ronda Chilcote, Robyn Simpson, (Third Row) Nita Roberts, Valerie Whitaker, Shelly Horton, Lisa Cushing, Molly Eppink, Joy Headings, (Back Row) Rose Knutson, Katrina Baker. Penn 2 Men (First Row) Carlos Ortiz, Mark Newey, Chae Yi, (Sec- ond Row) Mark Durrkoop, Mike Fedderly, Willie Hamlin, Dave Unis, (Third Row) Shawn Norman, Ron Lyons, Tom Peterson, Dan Stephens, Rich O ' Neil, (Fourth Row) Jim Stickrod, (Fifth Row) Dan White, Keith Karr, Tim Oppenlander. PENNINGTON • 19 WHITE HOUSE WEESNER APTS. Back: Kevan Bottenfield, Ron Doolin, Amy Cobb, Richard Van Vleck, Erik Meier, Bruce Baldwin, Tricia Mitchell, Lori Gayle. Front: Paul Moreland, Sharon Sisung, Deb Horn, Dave Elkins. Back: Mindy Chung, Chris Gross, Shelly Van Patten, Laura Hendricks, Suzie Davis, Chrystal Ellis. Front: Krisy Boatman, Lisa Chunn, Diane Walter, Laura Pederson, and Bonnie Grotjohn. KERSHNER HOUSE EDWARDS 1 MEN 1. Shu-Guo Diao, Dan Price, Phil Waite, Arin Mares, Sally Freeman. 2. (Front) Kyle Kins, Jim Quatier, Ken Marshburn; (Back) John Martionotti, Larry Kading, Jon Bilderback, Dave Herndon, Pedro Ortiz, Adolphus Onua. EDWARDS 2, 3 NORTH Back: Kari Nelson, Cynthia Voigtel, Mary Mills, Michele Creech. Middle: Nancy Ro- ley, Geri McGahan, Deana Douty, Karen Gran. Front: Vergie Fuwell, Sonja Marks. from left back to right front: Rebecca Hol- man, Holly Jackson, Leanna Doran, Chris- tine Armstrong, Michelle Downing, Jenni- fer Bearse, Shannon McCombs, Laura Thorne, Carrie Brown, Paula Sparkman, La- Shawna Elston, Tamara Fraser, Shana Long- stroth, Wilma Dupee, Jodi Sires. 22 • EDWARDS EDWARDS 2, 3 SOUTH Top: Jan Watterud, Andrea Gamble, Karen Nopp, Stephanie Celley, Loretta Rains, Robyn Matheson, Pam Rose. Bottom: Cindy Fink, Cynthia Edmondson, Katie Siewert, Melanie Rienstra, Laurel Stanton. EDWARDS • 23 CAREY HALL CAREY HALL HOBSON 1, 2 David Lee, Eric Lautenbach, Cliff Samo- durov, Steven Urke, Brian Bizik, Mike Carl- ton, David Whitney, Marian Teeters, Bruce Bishop, Lindley Stanton, Tim White, Dan Nolan, Mark Biegler, Tod Anthony, Steve Gower, Eduardo Hau, Tim Beebe, Jerred Gil- dehaus, David Byrd. Top: Drake Toombs, Paul Brown, Lance Mitchell, Steve Watson, Rich Renner, Ran- dy Hutchins, Matt McCollum, Del Christy, Steven Grotjohn, Larry LaFleur. Middle: Gary. - Adams, Wes Thomas, Steve Benson, Shawn McConaughey. Bottom: Kelly Blan- kenship, Brent Peterson. HOBSON • 25 HOBSON 3 MACY 1 Top: Don Wanek, Brian Walker, Ted Scrivner, Tim Graham, Paul Maddox, Tim Dahlin, Stephen Radford, jayson Jewell, Derek Wright, Kelly Miller. Bottom: Colin Larson, Mitch Pioch, Jeff Blodgett, Rick Locke. Toe- Paula Wittenberg Shelli Rambo, Julie Jackson, Chris McLucas, Michelle Westbrcok, April Thome, Mo Knutson. Middle: Sandy Wout tT Xw nso eJ an. Cheryl Funk, Stacie Chandler, Jeannette Sullivan. Bottom: Jod, Landers, Darcee Degner, Janet Kilgore, Cherryann Kast, Denise Fox, Sue Woolsey. MACY 2, 3 ' op: Christie Silliman, Kim Nolen, Laura Cummings, Julie-Ann Edmondson, Traci oung, Connie Dickenson, Janet Jordan, C ebbie Dawson, Andrea Adams, Heather cConnell, Rhonda Potter, Marcia Snow, iddle: Karen Wilkinson, Marci Sanders, :Zilen Plumbley, Jennifer Gray, Kim Gli- i inski. Bottom: Cindy Larson, Karen Hays- tead. Top: Christine Schuck, Michelle Lantz, Kristin Hefflin, Tina Sparks, Jennifer Campbell, Sue McCormick, Dee Aarhus, Laura Macy. Middle: Kristin Price, Gayle Robertson, Lias McKay, Cathie Lebold, Do- reen Dodgen, Emily Tetreault, Debbie We- ber, Mona Miguez. Bottom: Tressa Porter, Carol Single, Lori Woods, Carla Stevens, Heidi Ediger. MACY • 27 LEWIS APARTMENTS Front: Brian Gilmore, Fred Tillman, Mike Wil- liams, Craig Littlefield, Al Vasey, Becky Blanken- baker, Middle: Laura Howell, Lori Butsch, Colleen Gallgher, Richelle Rae, Laine Holdahl, Cynthia Miller, Leslie Bayha, Rozelyn Beck, Janelle Scrivner, Shari Ruland, Carrie Mosteller, Dwight Larabee, Back: Howard Bell, Russ Ludwig, Nacy Olson, Lani Nelson, Lori Perry, Dan Hyatt, Kevin Nordyke, Angela Dunn, Susan Nofziger, Ed Kidd. 28 • LEWIS SUTTON SUTTON 1: James Kundert, Mark Protzman, Al- len Camidge, Mark Peters, Rob Fil- back, Greg Allen, Gary Jenks, Dave Nolta, Robert Tuning. SUTTON 2: ( ront) Ann Crandall, Debbie Sayre, Tra- cy Meyer, Judy Sherer; (Back) Charlotte Graber, Carolyn Bayly, Robin McKee, Febecca Frantz, Juli Weitzel, Judy Bur- gin. SUTTON 3: (Front) Lisa Egger, Karen Carlson, Amy Fowler, Tami Hill, Lisa Eber- hard; (Middle) Lisa Magee, Linda Canfield, Lori Willeman, Tracy Fur- man, Brenda Bains, Susan Bran- tingham, Lynette Biegler, Sheila Ho- hensee; (Back) Debbie Coats, Debbie Jayne, Nancy Baugh. SUTTON • 29 31 • CANDIDS GEORGE FOX COLLEGE FACULTY NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX ADMINISTRATION DIVISION I-VI FACULTY SERVICES Wisdom is supreme; therefore get wisdom. Though it cost you all you have, get understand- ing. Esteem her, and she will exalt you, embrace her, and she will honor you. Proverbs 4:7, 8 WOODMAR OFFICES 36 • WOODMAR HOOVER ADMINISTRATION HOOVER ADMINISTRATION • 39 DIVISION I DIVISION II FINE ARTS • DIVISION III LANGUAGE ARTS: Rawlen Smith, telecommunications; Richard Engnell, div. chairman, communication arts; Warren Koch, telecomm.; Patty Findley, secretary; Mike Williams, English; Michael Graves, comm. arts; Ed Higgins, English; Darlene Graves, drama; Alan Hueth, telecomm. (not pictured) Susan DeLessert, French; Ben Dobbeck, drama; Bob Gilmore, Spanish; Sherie Sherrill, English lab. (top left) 1973: Haven ' t I seen these two freshmen in Minthorne before? (top right) 1966: Bob Gilmore testing the latest trend in portable stereos. DIVISION IV NATURAL SCIENCE: Dale Orkney, biology; Paul Chamberlain, div. chairman, chemistry; Elver Voth, biology; Steve Hannum, chemistry; Nellie Winters, secretary; Hank Helsabeck, math com- puters; Terrie Boehr, home economics; John Johnson, math com- puters; Glenn Moran, math education, (not pictured) Flora Allen, home ec; Mary Green, math; Chuck Harle, physics; Hector Munn, chemistry; Kathleen Reickensperger, home ec. (left) 1974: Dr. Ork- ney seems to grow old as fast as Dick Clark, (above) 1973: Flora Allen still has that special touch. NATURAL SCIENCE • 43 DIVISION V 44 • DIVISION V DIVISION VI • 45 G.F.C. SERVICES 4 PHYSICAL PLANT: Ron McDougal, Roy Hiebert, Paul Johnson, Quincy Fodge, Paul Mitts, Joan Stebbins, Mike Wirte, Dan Grimes, Wayne Hurty, Don Cossell, Cindy Fink, Marion Hull, Terri Ginther, Ginger Hoover, Steve Gower, Earl Young. b SAGA: Sharon West, Bob White, Cynthia Lund, Jason Kelley, Jon Wooldridge, Terri Coolidge, Linda Snyder, Peggy Busch, Diana Crane. LIBRARY: Dawn Ulmer, Laurel Ann Strieby, Mer- rill Johnson, Virginia Young, Carol Helm. 46 • SERVICES 48 . CANDIDS 50 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE 51 CLUBS STUDENT PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSO- CIATION: (Front) Janelle Scrivner, Lani Nelson, Michelle Creech, Stephanie Cel- ly, Karen Nopp; (Middle) Robyn Simp- son, Cheryl Funk, Jodi Lander, Deb Horn, Chris McLucas; (Back) Dean Jud- son, Jeanette Grovu m, Sue Woolsey, Mark McMinn, Jim Foster. SIGMA ZETA: Wayne Hurty, Dan Price, Sarah Ridgeway, Bonnie Grotjohn, Brad Grimstead, Coreen Schmeltzer, Kristen Price, Ray Ewbank, Jeanette Grovum, Bruce Baldwin, Deb Horn, Ted Bur- roughs, Sally Freeman, Carmel Nissila. CROQUET CLUB: Matt McCollum, Tim Beebe, Wendy Troxler, Dave Maurer, Mary Phemister, Drake Toombs. 52 • CLUBS HAITI TRIP Poverty and injustice permeate the history of this small carribean island. We saw a celebration of hope for the country following the overthro of President- for-live, Jean Claude Duvalier, hope for a leader con- cerned about meeting the needs of the proletariat and not merely amassing her his personal wealth. We saw the Christian Church in Haiti caring for the needs of the whole person. We worked on a reforesta- tion project with the Haitian Christian Development Fund. This kind of Christian community development with the teaching that Jesus is the One who can meet every human need, embodies the real hope for Haiti. One older gentleman in Fonde de Blanc, Said The only good that has come to Haiti has come through the GERIG RESIGNS RA ' S AND RD ' S 1. EDWARDS: Cherith Mennealy, Kyle Kihs, Bonnie Jerke(RD), Jodi Sires, Michele Creech, Pam Rose. 2. CAREY APARTMENTS: Lori Butsch, Dave Elkins, Amy Tomchak, Juanita Smart (RD), Al Vasey. 3. PENNINGTON: Juanita Smart (RD), Jim Stickrod, Fritz Neumann, Susan Van Liew, Kris Croly. 4. HMS: Steve Watson, Ken Fink (RD), Doreen Dodgen, Carolyn Bayly, Paula Wittenberg, Ellen Plumbley, Debbie Jayne, Deb Lacey (Assoc. Director of Student Life), Paul Maddox. RD ' S RA ' S • 57 KFOX DARKROOM KFOX STAFF: (Front) Lisa Cushing, Kris Croly, Kelly Miller, Lavonna Zeller; (2nd row) Jennie Spada, Mark Duhrkoop, Lori Rittierodt, Janet Jordan, Ron Roley, Kevin Nordyke, Shannon Smith, George Myers, Scott Ragan; (3rd row) Toni Pfau, Ken Marshburn, Shawn McConaughey, Brian Walker, Brendon Connelley, Keith Karr, Andrew Elovich; (Back) Brian Gilmore, Tom Peterson, David Mauer, Dan Hyatt. Sally Freeman, Darkroom Manager. 58 • KFOX DARKROOM YEARBOOK STAFF CRESCENT L ' AMI STAFF: 1. (Front) Kasey Crocker, Edi- tor; (Middle) Julie Beach; (Back) Katrina Ba- ker, Sally Freeman, Lani Nelson, Jef Bell, Andrea Ruben. 2. Steve Grotjohn, L ' ami Staffer. CRESCENT STAFF: (Front) Dave Nolta, Chris Belnap; (Back) Janet Jordan, Ed Kidd: Editor, Sally Freeman. CRESCENT L ' AMI • 59 ACTIVITIES • 61 DREAM CAST LIST: Director - Darlene Graves Helena - Julie- Anne Beach Hermia - Lori Gayle Lysander - Timothy Eastman Demetrius - David Nevue Puck - Doreen Dodgen Oberon - Larry Kading Titania - Joy Headings Peaseblossom - Linda Dobbeck Cobweb - Karen Haystead Mustardseed - Lamanda Minikel Nick Bottom (Pyramus) - Kyle Kihs Peter Quince - Timothy Dillon Francis Flute (Thisby) - Jon Bilderback Tom Snout (Wall) - Michael P. Graves Robin Starveling (Moon) - Jonathon Telfer Snug the Joiner (Lion) - Jason Jewell Theseus - Steven Radford Hippolyta - Kelley Grant Egeus - Warren Koch Philostrate - Ken Marshburn This winter the theatre de- partment brought to life Shakespeare ' s comedy A Midsummer Night ' s Dream. The talented cast brought to life the magic of the Fairie Kingdom in a colorful forest setting, as well as portraying the pomp of royalty in the courts of Athens. It was a magical trip for all, and as Di- rector Darlene Graves prom- ised, a great remedy for those midwinter blues. « . DREAM ' SCREWTAPE In ' Screwtape we ridiculed the materialistic philosophy declared in the name of realism. We must continually create and live out the alternative provided by Satan. ' s En- emy, who ' leaves us to carry out from the will alone, duties which have lofct all relish. ' He wants us to learn to walk, and must therefore take away His hand. ' Since He is pleased as long as we keep trying, we must redouble our efforts to break through the gloom of Satan ' s kingdom. This means breaking Sa- tan ' s rules and extending love to a young colleague, our political en- emy, a nagging mother, or an un- ruly son. Love is the antidote for the Pit of alienation which is the result of our selfishness. If ' Screw- tape ' did anything, I hope it em- powered people and showed that our love, our prayers, our work can make a difference. We are joined together in the Light before which all devils must retreat. — Tim Peters 1. (Front) Richelle Rae, Andrew Elovich, David Harris, David Ne- vue, Jef Bell, Steve Radford, Jonathan Telfer, Darlene Graves; (Rear) Tim Eastman, Rose Knutson, Valerie Whitaker, Kristin Varadi, Jean Flanagan, Michael Graves, Rod Allen, Arin Mares, Larry Kading, Stephanie Peters, Kim Rathbun, Tim Peters. 2. Screwtape and Wormwood at their devilish best. 3. Wormwood tempts Mike Average in the church. SCREWTAPE • 63 OKLAHOMA! G.F.C. ' s first music theatre production of the year was Oklahoma by Rodgers and Hammerstein . Jennie Spada, a ju- nior, portrayed the role of Aunt Eller, Raelyn Godfrey, a freshman, was Laurey Williams, and Darla Tuning, a sopho- more, played Ado Annie Carnes. Mark Duhrkoop, a sophomore, played Andrew Carnes, Annie ' s father, Tim Oppen- lander, a sophomore, was Ali Hakim, the peddler man, and Dave Unis, a fresh- man, played the mean and nasty Jud Fry. Will Parker, the cowboy, was played by freshman Jon Bilderback and Curly, was Laurey ' s sweetheart, was played by freshman Drake Toombs. The cast also included about thirty chorus members. As usual, the sets, which were de- signed by Tim Oppenlander, turned out beautifully. They also provided several late-night construction sessions for the cast. Of the four performances, of the show, closing night provided the most fun for the cast. Many unexpected things occurred, a rubber chicken and feathers falling from the ceiling of Bauman Audi- torium and the Elixir of Egypt ' s great increase in size being only two of the jokes. Oklahoma was a fun show for ev- eryone, and overall, it was one of the best done in recent years. 1. Will {Jon Bilderback) and Ado Annie (Darla Tuning) decide they must give their relationship All ' er Nuthin! 2. Jud (Dave Unis) is tired of being single in his Lonely Room. 3. Curly (Drake Toombs) and Laurey (Raelyn Godfrey) Let People Say We ' re In Love. 4. Okla- homa joins the nation as a brand new state. 5. An Oklahoma hello and con- gratulations on marriage. 6. At the box social, the farmer and the cowman decide to be friends. 64 • OKLAHOMA! INTERMISSION Intermission is a small troupe of actors and musicians headed by director Darlene Graves. The group was founded ten years ago and has since developed a variety of vignettes to fit every occasion. This year ' s troupe consists of eight very talented actors and musicians. In keeping with Inter-mis- sion ' s theme, Provoking thought, promot- ing talk, Inter-mission is a definite learn- ing experience. They have had the opportu- nity to share their faith and talent through- out the Northwest as well as traveling to Hawaii the past two years. INTERMISSION • 65 MADRIGAL DINNER George Fox College ' s fifth an- nual Madrigal Dinner - Ye Olde Royal Feaste - took place on the nights of Dec. 5-7, 1985. A Christmas celebration in the merrie olde English tradition transformed the Heacock Com- mons into a scene from the Elizabethan age. The two-hour program opened with a procession of singers and included a royal toast from the wassail and the carrying in of a boar ' s head. The evening consisted of: music played by professionals on their own Renaissance instruments, brass fanfares, antics by a court jester (and the page), magic by a court wizard, dancing, lighth- earted madrigal singing, a hand- bell chorus, and inspirational medieval and Renaissance Christmas carols. The Madrigal Dinner was put on by the G.F.C. Chorale and Chamber Singers. Dr. John Bowman was the musical direc- tor and Robin Carmichael (who played Queen Elizabeth) worked with the dancers and gave all of the stage drama direction. 1. Queen Elizabeth and members of the court sing some traditional carols. 2. During final rehearsal LaVonna prac- tices her manners while Tim Oppen- lander is ' jest ' not in the mood. 3. Lords and ladies of the court dance for the queen. 4. The page (Jon Bilderback) and the jester entertain the court with a few antics. 5. Dress rehearsal - last chance to get it right! 6. In her alterego as a beggar, Kris Croly still can ' t keep her mouth shut. 7. Cindy Comfort, one of the many servants, serenades some diners at their table. 66 • MADRIGAL HANDBELL CHOIR DAYSPRING Handbell Choir . . . Robin Charmicale Rae ' Lyn Godfrey Chrystal Fraizer Cynthia Fink Darla Tuning Michele Westbrook Dave Fraizer Ray Ewbanks Jim Stickrod Drake Toombs Not Pictured: Jennie Spada Chris Edim Heather McCommel Ellen Marie Plumbley Janet Lyda Mary Erbele Mary Stevens Heidi Ediger Day Spring Jennie Spada Mark Duhrkoop Carmen Pinkerton Dan White Brenda Creel Tim Oppenlander Holly Jackson Rich Miller SOUND MAN: Curtis Hadley 68 • DAYSPRING CHAMBER SINGERS MEW VISION SINGERS Worthy Is The Lamb Darin Studevent, drummer; Chris Edin, bass guitar; (Top) Paul Beck, Chris Salyer, Elisa Eberhart, Kevin Nordyke, Barbie Salyer, Mike Varadi, Janet Jordan, Steve Heselius, Shannon Smith; Kris Croly, Dan Hyatt, Holly Jackson, Jonathan Telfer; Matt Carlson, Brenda Bains, Brian Gilmore, Sandi Beebe, Carmen Pinkerton, Randy Ho- garth, Cindy Larson, Bob Tuning, Tracy Furman, Gerardo Ibara, Chris Belnap; Mina Stotsenberg, Sheila Hohensee, Vicki Bilderback, Jon Bilderback, Marci Sanders, Mike Ralls, Nancy Baugh; David Gilmore, accompanist; Kevin Fry, Mary Erbele, Daryl Moore, Shelly Eyman, Sheila Bradley, Steve Cammack, Judy Burgin, Debbie Daw- son, Todd Mott, Rhonda Potter, Larry Wilkins, Carol Single; George Myers, guitar; Lori Perry, Wendy Troxler, Dave Unis, Teresa Moyn- ihan, Mark Duhrkoop, Jennie Spada, Amy Cobb, Rich Miller, Bren- da Creel, Jeff Towers, Toni Pfau, Lyle Crane; Joe Gilmore, Director. Amber Stockwell, Katrina Baker, Ted Bur- roughs, Aimee Fowler, Ron Lyons, Robin Keillor, Mark Tuning, Rae Lyn Godfrey, Heather McConnel, Violet Feruson, Cynthia Fink, Roni Kliewer, Lavonna Zeller, Drake Toombs, Robin Charmicale, Tim Oppen- lander, Stephanie Celley, Michelle West- brook, Shelley Horton, Robin Simpson, Gary Adams, Lori Woods, Shari Bowman, Dave Frazier, Chrystal Frazier, Ray Ewbank, Chris Cooke, Kristin Price. 70 . CHORALE ( f 1 Carey Jo Jacobson, Chrystal Frazier, D. Kay Burch, Pam Hagan, Coreen Schmeltzer, Steve Grotjohn, Ed Kidd, Tamara Doran, Fritz Neumann, Shawn McConaughey, Mark Durhkoop, Matt Carleson, Lyle Crane, Brenda Creel, Dave Maurer, Tim Dahlin, Robert Tun- ing, Mark Tuning, Virgi Fuwell, Dean Judson, Darla Tuning, Doug Riley, Kevin Stanton, Bruce Bishop, Allan Camidge, Matt McCol- lum, Steve Poor, Joey Rourke, Dustie Stevens, Dr. Dennis Hagan. 2. Kay and Chrystal perform for chapel with Belvue High School Band. BAND • 71 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS BOOSTER CLUB (Front) Dave Nolta, George Myers; (Back) Greg Allen, Steve Benson, Fred Tillman, Todd Billett, Phil Waite. GFC A (Front) Toni Pfau, Chrystal and Dave Frazier; (2nd Row) Dave Nevue, Scott Ra- gan; (3rd Row) Carol Single, Janet Jor- dan, Lavonna Zeller; (Back) Ken Sutton, Curtis Hadley, George Myers. 72 • CLUBS PRACTICAL JOKES On January 22, 1986, Presi- dent Ed Stevens was kidnapped by a group of radical terrorists. This group, known on campus at ASCGFC, or Angry Student Communists of GFC, demanded a ransom of 1,000 cans of food for the needy to be placed on the chapel stage. Fortunately for the President, who had reportedly been tortured in the ASCGFC of- fices, the food was provided by faculty and students. Other practical jokes this year included the decoration of several offices, including (from left) The Crescent office, the L ' Ami office (including a yearbook design on the floor), and Tom Head ' s office. PRACTICAL JOKES • 73 HOMECOMING Valentine ' s Day began the weekend of GFC ' s 1986 Homecoming activities. The homecoming court included Seniors Lori Butsch and Jeff Vandenhoek; Juniors Deborah Jayne and Curtis Kimbrough; Sophomores Rhonda Potter and Steve Gower; and Freshmen Cynthia Voigtel and Drake Toombs. Crowned 1986 Queen was Deborah Jayne. In the Homecoming game Saturday, the Bruins de- feated Western Oregon State College. Other homecoming activities that weekend included the GFC Fun Run, a J.V. vs. Alumni basketball game, an Alumni Performance program, and an all-you-can- eat pizza feed at Abby ' s. 1. Queen Debbie Jayne and Curtis Kimbrough; 2. Kenny Stone sinks another one; 3. The J.V. Bruins battle WOSC; 4. Jeff Vandenhoek and Lori Butsch; 5. Steve Gower and Rhonda Potter; 6. Cindy Voigtel and Drake Toombs; 7. No comparison; 8. Jerred Gildehaus proudly displays his creation; 9. The opposing mascots discuss strategy; 10. Brian Walker with the Bruin Junior mascot; 11. Rob Parker treats an injured player; 12. Toby Long dishes off a pass. HOMECOMING • 75 BRUIN HOSTS HOSTESSES 1. Top: Tressa Portter, Paul Maddox, Janelle Scrivner, Steve Cammack, Shari Ruland, Christine Schuck, Shannon Smith. 2. Paul and Tressa work together to host Homecoming. 3. Our Mascot, Bru- in Jr., looks after the floor. 4. Elisa Everheart, Bren- da Bains, Tina Sparks, Julianne Edmundson, Lyn- ette Beigler, Wes Thomas, Brian Gilmore, Chris Edin, and Chae Yi. BRUIN CHEERLEADERS CFORCF FOX 81 This year ' s volleyball season was a rollercoaster year with the uphill fight and downhill slide. Though this years team was inexperienced, being 50% freshman, they put forth a valiant effort to match the success of last year. The team members were frustrated at times, but were devoted to each other and the team was held together. The fun times, like riding home in the van from the Southern Oregon State Tournament, made it a good year. We stopped at Rice Hill twice. Between ice-cream and a hard season, we learned the meaning of commitment in our lives for more than volleyball. Mary Erbele 82 • VOLLEYBALL 1. Front - Mary Er bele, Debbie Sayer, Debbie Pruitt, Mona Miguez, Kim Meche, back row: Shelly Knudsen, Amy Dier, Stacie Chandler, Traci Young, Diane Walter, (MVP— NCCAA DISTRICT) Chris Bel- nap, Melonie Reinstra, and Kristen Difenbaugh. Coach: Steve Grant. 2. This is the reason Mona took ballet. 3. Stacey and Kristen cheer the team on. 4. Diane moves in for the kill. 5. A team cheer of Lady Bruins 6. Tracey Young hopes it makes it to the setter. 7. Melanie fish Reinsta. VOLLEYBALL • 83 84 The George Fox Soccer Bruins ended their second season of existence with a 5-11 showing. But don ' t let the record fool you, with a little luck and a few breaks, the Bruins could ' ve easily been 1-0-6. In all but 2 of the 11 losses, the young team was ahead or tied with their opponents at halftime. But inexperience proved to be the Bruin ' s own worst enemy as they gave up 9 losses, 2 in overtime, in the final 45 minutes. The youngest team in the league, G.F.C. had 7 freshmen starters, and only 5 returning players from last year ' s squad. A knee injury about mid- way through the season to sophomore goalkeeper, Jim Quatier, thrust Jr., Steve Cammack, into a po- sition that he ' d never played. Thanks to some coaching from Quatier, and a lot of hard work, Cammack was named the NCCAA District all- Tournament goalie, as well as the squad ' s Most Improved Player award. Also named to the all- Tournament 1st team were freshmen Andy La- Veine, and Steve Benson. Receiving Honorable Mention honors were 3 Freshmen: Tim Hyatt, Rich Renner, and Dan Seale, who was also chosen by the team as the Best Defensive Player. Paul Beck, an all-tournament coach was named the Most Valu- able Player and the Best Offensive Player for the Bruins. The next few years look promising for George Fox Soccer. With the addition of new head coach Tim Tsohantaridis, and the return of 16 out of 17 of this years squad, the Bruins should be a top con- tender in the next few years. 1. Bruin Soccer Team. (Front Row) Steve Cam- mack, Rich Renner, Lance Mitchell, Tim Hyatt, Daryl Moore, Dan Hyatt, Chae Yi, Doug Riley, Don Wanek. (Back Row) Coach Paul Berry, Dan Seale, Paul Beck, Kevin Nordyke, Andy Laveine, Steve Benson, Ken Sutton, Randy Swigart, Craig Littlefield, Jim Quatier, Coach Tim Tsohantari- dis. 2. Paul Beck shows intense concentration focused on offense. Paul was named MVP of the year. MEN ' S BASKETBALL Rich Martin Curtis Kimbrough Eric Lautenbach Kenny Stone Mike Redmond Tim White David Lee Toby Long Brent Peterson Matt Mount Al Vasey Cliff Samodurov Gino Sellito Les Harrison Steve Grant Mark Vernon GFC ' s 21-10 1985-86 men ' s basketball season is the second best in the college ' s 21 years of NAIA competition. Twenty new school records were also set. The team averaged 83.6 point a game, and topped the 100 point level five times. In district competition, GFC was 18-7 reaching the semifinals before bowing 76-67 to Oregon Tech. In the NCCAA playoffs GFC ' s season ended with a 65-61 loss at Western Baptist; going into the game GFC was ranked No. 1 in the nation in the NCCAA. The majority of this year ' s awards went to Kenny Stone, a 6-6 junior forward. Stone was named an NAIA All American, being selected to the third team. He was the Number One player for All- Northwest small college team. Stone also received the NAIA District 2 Player of the Year Award, one that usually goes to a senior. For the second straight year, he was named NCCAA regional MVP and Ail- American. Stone was also named GFC ' s MVP. GFC has a good 1986-87 season to look forward to; five of this year ' s starters are returning. A flying leap by Les Harrison gains two points for the Bruins. 86 • BASKETBALL WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL t Wilma Dupee Stacie Chandler Traci Young Tammy Lewis Susie Davis Diane Walter Craig Taylor Kristy Boatman Marianne Funderhide LaShawna Elston Laura Hendricks Jodi Lander Suzi Attridge Jennifer Bearse By ending with a 14-13 season record and gaining a NAIA District 2 playoff berth, GFC Lady Bruin Basketball Coach Craig Taylor says he accom- plished his 1985-86 goals. The season was a success in Taylor ' s eyes; George Fox was one of only five teams in the district with winning seasons. The key part of the season, according to Taylor, was an ex- cursion to Southern Oregon. The team matured a lot and learned what it was like to win on the road, especially when under pressure. The Lady Bruins beat Oregon Tech and SOSC to earn a district play- off spot. No individual awards were given this year. Tay- lor feels they are anti-productive; he prefers to em- phasize team work. However, there were two post- season awards given. Susie Davis and Tammy Lew- is were named to the district ' s Honorable Mention All-District team. Taylor considered this year as one of learning for the best, most talented group of freshmen he ' s ever had. These newcomers will hopefully be able to replace graduating starters Diane Walter and Laura Hendricks. Susie Davis shoots the ball as her teamma tes await a rebound. 88 • BASKETBALL 1. Trying not to foul, an opponent lets Marianne Funderhide get by with a shot. 2. No, Laura Hendricks is not demonstrating a new ballet step; she ' s making a lay-up. 3. Suzie Davis struggles to get two points. 4. An opponent attempts to block Tami Lewis ' shot. 5. Trapped between two opponents, Traci Young attempts to get two points for the Lady Bruins. 6. Marianne is finding a way to get the ball past the opposi- BASKETBALL • 89 CROSS COUNTRY Coach Rich Allen Scott Ball Dan Price Lindley Stanton Dwight Larabee Larry LaFleur Jerred Gildehaus Tim Graham Although this year ' s cross-country team didn ' t do well as a whole, several individuals placed high in the ratings. At the NAIA District 2 championships the Bruins finished fifth, not quite what Coach Al- len had hoped for. I ' m really positive about the year, Allen said. We competed well and stayed right in there. Jerred Gildehaus was the team ' s strongest indi- vidual this year. He won the District championship and went to Tennessee to finish 27th in the nation- als. Gildehaus missed All-American designation by just five seconds. Jerred also received the MVP award from GFC. This year ' s Most Inspirational Award was shared by Gildehaus and Dwight Larabee. The Most Im- proved Award went to freshman Larry LaFleur, of whom coach Allen said was promising for the fu- ture. Running is a good workout for Dan Price. 90 • CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY • 91 SENIOR EDITORS PAGES . . . This year has not been the proverbial piece of cake that any of us had hoped for. Slapping the book together took more time and energy than any of us alone could give. Without the support and encouragement of each of the editors and staff we never could have made it. I think that we ' ve all gained a sense of unity and learned how to appreciate each other for who they are. Each of us are very unique personalities with individual talents that were given an opportunity to express themselves on these pages. We thank you for your support of us individually and of the L ' Ami. God Bless You G.F.C. Kasey Lynn Crocker ... then make my joy complete by being like-minded having the same love, being one in Spirit and purpose. Phil. 2:2 92 • EDITOR Opposite page: left; Kasey Crocker - Editor in Chief, right; Jef Bell. This page: top left; Julie Beach, top right; Sally Free- man, bottom left; Lani Nelson EDITORS • 93 A Elymina T Aake 23 Amy Aamodt Deanna Aarhus 27 Andrea Adams 27 Gary Adams 25 Sandra Ahrens Greg Allen 29, 72 Rodney Allen 63 Susan Anders 10 Christopher Anderson 18 Robert Anderson 15 Tod Anthony 10, 25 Jose Arias 24 Christine Armstrong 22 Steven Arvidson Nancy Atkinson Suzanne Attridge 23, 38, 77, 88 B Brenda Bains 38, 29, 69, 76 Katrina Baker 19, 31, 59 Bruce Baldwin 7, 10, 20, 52, 77 Karen Bales Scott Ball 10, 90, 91 Rudy Barcase 18 Annette Batcheller Nancy Baugh 29, 69, 73 Leslie Bayha 10, 28 Carolyn Bayly 10, 29, 57 Julie Beach 23, 59, 62, 92 Nancy Beardsley Jennifer Bearse 22, 77, 88 Paul Beck 69, 84 Rozelyn Beck 10, 28 Sandra Beebe 10, 69 Timothy Beebe 25, 52 Howard Bell 15, 16, 28 Jeffrey Bell 59, 63, 92 Karon Bell Christine Belnap 18, 59, 69, 82 Francisco Benetti 15 Pamela Bennett 18 Stephen Benson 25, 72, 78, 82, 84, 85 Lynette Biegler 29, 39, 76 Mark Biegler 25 Mike Biggins Jon Bilderback 21, 61, 62, 64, 69 Bilderback, Vicki 69 Todd Billett 8, 11, 72 Kellie Birch Bruce Bishop 25, 71 Brian Bizik 25, 38 Teresa Black 15 Matthew Blair Richard Blanchette 18 Rebecca Blankenbaker 28, 29 Kelly Blankenship 25 Jeffrey Blodgett 26 Kristy Boatman 15, 20, 77, 88 Dean Boening 15 Kathy Bollinger 11 Keven Bottenfield 20 Susan Bottler 15 Roseanne Bowman 15 Shelia Bradley 24, 69 Susan Brantingham 29 Carrie Brown 22 Paul Brown 25 Day Bruch 23, 71 Robert Buckley Judith Burgin 11, 29, 69 Amy Burnell Ted Burroughs 15, 52, 66 Lori Butsch 11, 17, 28, 32, 57, 74 David Byrd 25 c Doreen Cadd 11 Allen Camidge 29, 71, 77 Phyllis Cammack Steven Cammack 24, 69, 76, 84 Helen Campbell Jennifer Campbell 27 Scott Campbell Linda Canfield 29, 31, 39 Matthew Carlsen 11, 24, 69, 71 Karen Carlson 29, 31, 65 Ruth Carlson Michael Carlton 25 Robin Carmichael 11, 66 Lynda Carpenter Stephanie Celley 23, 52, 66, 73 Ronald Chadwick David Chambers Stacie Chandler 26, 82, 83, 88 Beverly Chapman Waybne Chapman Ann Chase Ronda Chilcote 19 Linda Christensen Michael Christenson Delbert Christy 25 Mindy Chung 11, 20 Lisa Chunn 20 Janelle Claassen 39 Sally Cloud 23 Deborah Coats 29 Amy Cobb 20, 69 Richard Cobb Michael Colbutn 24, 79 Cindy Comgort 29, 66, 67 Kenneth Comfort Brendon Connelly 58, 67 Christina Cooke Tereas Coolidge 18, 31, 32 John Copelan Natalie Cox Ann Crandall 29 Lyle Crane II 18, 69, 71, 77 Diane Crane 24 Michele Creech 22, 52, 57 Brenda Creel 18, 69, 71 Kasey Crocker 5, 59, 92 Kris Croly 6, 50, 18, 30, 49, 57, 58, 64, 66, Bonnie Culp Laura Cummings 27 Lisa Chushing 19, 58 William Cutshall D Timothy Dahlin 26, 71 Susan Davis 20, 88, 89 Debbra Dawson 27, 69 Darcee Degner 26 Shu-Guo Diao 7, 21, 49 Connie Dickenson 27 Kristen Diefenbaugh 23, 82, 83 Amy Dier 18, 82 Timothy Dillon 31, 48, 62, 65 Doreen Dodgen 4, 27, 48, 57, 62 Ron Doolin 20 Leanna Doran 22, 71 Douty, Deana 22 Michelle Downing 22 David Draper Mark Durkoop 19, 58, 69, 71 Kelly Dundas Angela Dunn 15, 28 Wilma Dupee 22, 88 Timothy Eastman 30, 62, 63, 65 Irene Easton 11 Elisa Eberhard 29, 38, 69, 76 Hiedi Ediger 27 Christopher Edin 32, 48, 69, 76 Jacqueling Edin Cynthia Edmondson Julie-anne Edmundson 27, 76 Lisa Egger 29 David Eldins 12, 16, 20, 57 Crystal Ellis 12, 16, 20 Andrew Elovich 15, 58, 63 Lashawna Elston 22, 88 Molly Eppink 19 Mary Erbele 69, 82 Russell Erickson 15 Ray Ewvank 12, 52 Renee Ewbank 18 Shelly Eyman 24, 69 Todd Farmer 12 Michael Fedderly 19 Violet Fergusonb 26 Julia Fields 24 Robert Filback 29, 65 Cynthia Fink 23 Ken Fink Jean Flanagan 26, 63 Franklin Flatch Karin Fortune Amy Fowler 29, 66 Denise Fox 26 Rebecca Frantz 29 Tamara Fraser 22 Chrystal Frazier 66, 71, 62 Dave Frazier 66, 72 Sally Freeman 12, 21, 52, 58, 59, 82 Kevin Fry 15, 69 Marianne Funderhide 77, 88, 89 Cheryl Funk 26, 52, 79 Jerry Fuls 38 Tracy Furman 29, 69 Vergie Fuwell 22, 71 Colleen Gallagher 28 Andrea Gamble 23 Lori Garner 12 Kevin Garrett Lori Gayle 15, 20, 62, 65 Laura Genco Grant Gerke 12, 49 Sandra Didding 12, 44 G Danielle Gilbertson Jerred Gildehaus 25, 75, 78, 90 Brian Gilmore 20, 28, 58, 69, 74, 76 David Gilmore 69 Gary Glassco 12 Kim Glivinski 27 Raelyn Godfrey 19, 32, 33, 48, 64 69 Steven Gower 25, 74 Carlotte Graber 29 Kim Graham 15 94 • INDEX Stephen Graham 15 Timothy Graham 90 Karen Gran 22 Kelley Grant 62 Jennifer Gray 15, 27 Bradley Grimsted 12, 51 Brian Grimsted 12, 49 Chris Gross 20 Bonnie Grotjohn 12, 20, 52 Steven Grotjohn 25, 71, 59 Jeanette Grovom 12, 52 H Curtis Hadley 72 Willie Hamlin 18 Kellie Hanley 18 Julie Harper David Harris 63 Kenneth Harrison 75 Lellie Harrison 86 Jayne Hasbrouck Julia Hass 18 Eduardo Hau 25, 32 Pamela Haxton 15 Karen Haystead 27, 30, 39, 62 Joy Headings 19, 62, 77 Kristin Hefflin 27 David Henderson Laura Hendricks 12, 20, 77, 88 Matthew Hensley 15 David Herndon 21 Steve Heselius 69 Tamera Hill 29 Randy Hoggarth 69 Sheila Hohensee 29, 44, 69 Laime Holdahl 28 Rebecca Holman 22 Ruth Holman 25 Jennifer Holtan Debra Horn 12, 20, 52 Shelly Horton 19, 33 Laura Howell 13, 28 Marion Hull Wanda Hurlbert 23 Anlan Hurty 52 Randy Hutchins 25 Dan Hyatt 28, 30, 50, 58, 69, 84 Tim Hyatt 84 Gerardo Ibara 69 Scott Iverson 15 Holly Jackson 15, 22, 69 Julie Jackson 26, 67 Keri Jacobson 19, 71 Stephen James 15 Flaene Jarvill Debbie Jayne 29, 57, 74 Gary Jenks 29 Jayson Jewell 26, 62 Scott Johnson Derolyn Johnston Don Jones 15 Philip Jones 15 Jante Jordan 27, 58, 59, 69, 72 Dean Judson 13, 52, 71 Larry Jury 13 Larry Kading 21, 63, 62, 65, 38 Keith Karr 19, 58 Cehrrynn Kast 26 Karolyn Kastor 15 Robin Keillor 18, 66 Betty Kelley 13 Cheryl Kestor 4, 23 Edwin Kidd 4, 8, 13, 16, 24, 59, 62, 71 Kyle Kihs 21, 48, 50, 51, 65 Janet Kilgore 26 Curtis Kimbroyugh 74, 86, 87 James Kirk Neal Klein 15 Ronee Kliewer 31, 66 Shelley Knudsen 28 Maureen Knutson 26 Rose Knoutson 19, 63 Tosd Kramlich Felecia Kroening James Kundert 29 Mike Kuntz Larry Lafluet 25, 90 Rodney Lambert 18 Jodi Lander 26, 52, 88 Reerry Laney 18 Michelle Lantz Dwight Larabee 15, 28, 90 Cindy Larson 27, 69 Colin Larson 26 Lorraine Larson Eric Lautenbach 25, 86 Andt Laveine 84 Chris Lawrence 42 Cathie Lebold 27 David Lee 25, 31, 86, 87 David Lahman Terri Leu Kandi Lewis 13, 24 Tammy Lewis 77, 88, 89 Kelly Lincoln Craig Littlefield 13, 28, 84 Rick Locke 26 Daniel Long 24 Mahlon Long Toby Long 75, 86 Sahna Longstroth 22 Joy Loos 24 Steven Louden Deborah Louthan Rhonda Lowry 19 Gregory Loyd Rachel Lucas 31 Russlle Ludwig 28 Cynthia Lund 13 Janey Lyda 39 Ron Lyons 19, 66 M Deanne Maben 15 Alamma Macey Laura Macy 27 Paul Maddox 26, 33, 57, 76 Lisa Magee 29 Arin Mares 15, 21, 63 Sonja Marks 22 Ken Marshburn 21, 48, 58, 62 Donna Martin Gordon Martin Richard Martin 86 John Martinotti 21 Robyn Matheson 32 David Maurer 18, 52, 58, 71 Shannon McCombs 22 Shaun McConaughey 25, 33, 38, 48, 58 Heather McConnell 27, 33 Susan McCormick 27 Jeanne McDonald 23 Geraldine McGahan 22 Brett McGann 18 Kent McGowna 13 Lisa McKay 27 Robin McKee 4, 13, 29 Shari McKee 23 Chris McLucas 26, 52 Melaody McMaster Lisa McMinn Diane McMay 13 Kimberly Meche 19, 82 Erik Meier 20 Cherith Mennealy 23, 57 Janice Meyer Tracy Meyer 29 Jennifer Michael 18 Mona Miguez 27, 28 Cynthia Miller 15, 28 Kelly Miller 26, 58 Leann Miller Richard Miller 13, 69 Anne Mills Mary Mills 22 La Manda Minikel 19, 62 Vicki Minshall 18 Brian Mitchell Lance Mitchell 25, 84 Tricia Mitchell 20 Gina Molenaar 15 Daryl Moore 69, 84 Paul Moreland 29, 15 Chris Morgan Brian Borse Carrie Mosteller 15, 28 Todd Motss 64, 69, 74 Matthew Mount 14, 86 Tereas Moynihan 13, 24, 69 David Mueller George Myers 5, 49, 58, 69, 72, 79 N Kari Nelson 22, 33 Lani Nelson 4, 13, 15, 28, 52, 59, 92 Marsha Nelson 18, 78 Fred Neumann 18, 57, 71 David Nevue 62, 63, 72, 78 John Newey 19 Carmel Nissila 15, 52 Susan Nofziger 15, 28 Daniel Nolan 25 Kim Nolen 27 Dave Nolta 29, 32, 59, 72, 79 Daren Nopp 23, 52 Kevin Nordyke 28, 50, 58, 67, 69, 84 Shaun Norman 19 Natthew Nosack INDEX • 95 Rich O ' Neil 19, 67, 77 Dawn Oden 15, 19 Nancy Olson 28 Adolphus Onua 21 Tim Openlander 6, 19, 66 Carlos Ortiz 19 Pedro Ortiz 21, 32 Laura Pedersen 6, 20, 78 Dauglas Perry 14 Lori Perry 15, 28, 48, 69 Mark Peters 14, 29 Tim Peters 18, 63 Brent Peterson 25, 86 Tom Peterson 19, 58 Toni Pfau 58, 69, 72 Mary Phemister 18, 52 Michael Pilcher Wendy Pilcher 15 Carmen Pinkerton 69 Mitchell Pioch 26 Ellen Plumbley 27, 57 Jill Pnsford 15 Steven Poor 18, 71 Scott Porter Tressa Porter 27, 76 Robert Posekany Rhonda Potter 27, 69, 74 Dan Price 14, 17, 21, 52, 90 Kristin Price 4, 27, 52 Mark Protzman 29, 75 Petra Pruitt 98 Deborah Pruitt 23, 82 James Quatier 21, 84 Penny Rader Stephen Radf ord 26, 62, 63 Richelle Rae 14, 28, 63 Scott Ragan 5, 58, 73 Loretta Rains 23 Shelli Rambo 26, 39 Barbara Randol Kim Rathbun 19, 63 Kebbie Ratzloff Phillip Ratzloff Michael Redmond 86 Twila Reeser 24 Richard Renner 25, 84 Todd Rettmann 15 Sarah Ridgeway 19, 52 Melamie Rienstra 23, 82, 83 Maxine Rietmann Doug Riley 18, 71, 77, 84 Lorri Rittierodt 58 Nita Roberts 19 Gayle Robertson 27 Nancy Roley 22 Ron Roley 58, 79 Pamela Rose 23, 57 Joseph Rourke 18, 71, 77 Aaron Rowe Andrea Ruben 19, 35, 54 Sheri Ruland 14, 28, 76 Barbi Salyer 6, 69 Kris Salyar 6, 69 Clifford Samodurov 25, 86 Marcella Sanders 27, 69 Debbie Syaer 15, 29, 85 Coreen Schmeltzer 19, 52, 69, 71 Lori Shcock 26 Dixie Schoonover Christine Schuck 27, 76 Janelle Scrivner 14, 28, 52, 86 Theodore Scrivner 26 Daniel Seale 84 Marcelino Sellas 18 Gino Sellitto 86 Judy Shereer 29 Sandra Shore Katie Siewert 23, 32 Christina Silliman 27, 31 Julie Simpson 14 Robyn Simpson 19, 52 Carol Single 27, 69, 72 Jodi Sires 22, 57 Sharron Sisung 20, 31, 67 Tamra Slick 15 Jeanne Slomanson 15 Christine Smith 18 Shannon Smith 24, 58, 69, 76 Marcia Snow 27, 67 Jennie Spada 59, 64, 69 Paula Sparkman 5, 22 Tina Sparks 27, 30, 76 Daniel St. Antoine Kevin Stanton 18, 71, 77 Laurel Stanton 23 Lindley Stanton 25, 90 Don Staples 14, 17 Daniel Stephens 19 Carla Stevens 27 Mary Stevens 5, 71 James Stickrod 19, 33, 48, 66 Amber Stockwell Kenneth Stone 74, 75, 86, 87 Mnia Stosenberg 14, 69 Matthew Strieby 18 Darin Sturdevant 60 Jeanette Sullivan 26 Kenneth Sutton 5, 72, 84 Shellie Sutton 15 Dan Swanson 15 Randy Swigart 18, 84 Dianne Sykes Michael Taylor 18 Jean Taylor 18 Marian Teeters 25 Jonathan Telfer 62, 63, 69 Todd Tepper Emily Tetreault 27 Clyde Thomas Wes Thomas 25, 38, 76, 79 April Thorne 26 Loura Thorne 22 Fred Tillman 14, 17, 28, 72, 78 Amy Tomchak 42, 57 Drake Toombs 25, 33, 64, 66, 74 Thomas Totten 52 Jeffery Towers 69 James Travers 18 Wendy Troxler 19, 52, 69, 77, 79 Darla Tuning 64, 71 Mark Tuning 15, 66, 71 Robert Tunign 29, 32, 66, 69, 71 Mark Tyler u David Unis 19, 64, 69 Steven Urke 25 Susan Van Liew 19, 57 Shelley Van Patten 14, 20 Richard Van Vleck 15, 20 Jeffrey Vandenhoek 15, 17, 49, 74 Kristin Varadi 18, 63 Michael Varadi 15, 17, 64, 69 Aaron Varner Alan Vasey 15, 17, 28, 57, 58, 86 Hector Valez 24 Cynthia Boigtel 22, 74 w Jane Wafula 14, 17 Philip Waite 14, 21, 31, 67, 73, 74 Ronald Waite Brian Waldker 26, 58 Diane Walter 20, 14, 77, 82, 88 Donald Wnek 26, 84 Leslie Wanek 15 Lecia Warner Greg Warnock Steven Watson 25, 57 Jan Watterud 6, 23 Michael Watts 15 Debora Weber 27 Juli Weitzel 6, 29 Debora Wells 18 Steven Wendel 24, 38, 67 Ron West 15 Michelle Westbrook 26 Valerie Whitaker 19, 31, 63 Dan White 19, 66 Tim White 25, 86 David Whitney 25 Lawrence Wilkins 69, 75 Karen Wilkinson 27 Michael Willcuts Lori Willeman 29 Mychal Williams 28 Stevan Williams Gregory Wilson Paula Wittenberg 26, 57, 67 Lori Woods 27, 66 Daren Woolbright Robin Woolbright 15 Susan Woolsey 26, 52 Derek Wright 26 Sandra Yearout 26 Chae Yi 18, 30, 76, 84 Julie Young Traci Young 27, 82, 88 Lavonna Zeller 24, 58, 66, 72 Ron Zuercher 15 96 • LAST PAGE