Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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1011 M55 Carl Thompson Saturday, August 28 Dear Mom and Dad, . . . Remember how I told you about that real big formal banquet we have every year, the Junior!Senior Banquet? Well, it won't be held until April, but already they've appointed co-chairmen to work on it CGary Augustine and Pam Grahamb. Can you believe it-less than a week since we've been here and already they're drafting peo- ple . . . Tuesday, September 2 . . . Guess what? Remember that banquet I was telling you about? Well, you should hear the neat idea some of the guys came up with. You know how this year is the bicentennial? Well, we're going to have a multi-media presentation on how Christianity has affected our nation. It will depict people who played major roles in shaping our country's Christian heritage. The way they described it, it ought to be pretty good . . . Wednesday, September 24 . . . Well, it was just a matter of time. I should have known. I mean, how can you have a multi-media presentation without people to write a script? Gary asked me if our Jrn. 201 class could help with the writing. Like a dummy, I said, Sure! Never volunteer others for a project. They almost crucified me! So, I went to Gary to take back my sure , I got the others off the hook, but somehow I managed to remain on the committee. Oh well, after all, I did want to help in some way. And it probably won't take up too much time. I mean, with the banquet a whole six months away . . . Senior Inherit Wednesday, October 22 . . . We had a class meeting last night. Gary Augustine filled in everyone about the Junior!Senior Banquet plans. Committee chairmen were officially appointed and sign-up sheets were filled out. Gary's a regular F.D.R. He's even got committees for the committees! I think it's neat how they're trying to get everyone involved. I figured I should do my part. So I signed up Chuckie. Wait'll she finds out! Thursday, October 30 . . . Oh yeah, remember when I told you about the entertainment we have lined up? I think you might have misunderstood me. NO-we aren't doing a baby skit. When I said strollers , I was talking about two gals who will walk for strolll around the floor as they play their accordians and sing. It's really neat how we happened to hear about them. They're both Christians and are employed as entertainers at a restaurant here in town. It's a good thing we've asked them far in advance so they can plan for it . . . Tuesday, November 25 . . . S.O.S. PRAY! It's taking us hours and hours of research for the banquet script. Fred Long and Gary Augustine are going to write the actual script. I'm just one of the people helping in the research end of it. But that's plenty to keep me busy. The really frustrating part is that I'm not finding much information. The others are having the same problem. It seems like we have to seive through whole volumes just to scrape up a paragraph of relevant info. And to top it off, I've got assignments due, plus finals just around the corner . . . The Sonday Singers , ll group from Hinson Memorial Baptixt Church provide entertainment at the banquet.