Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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AIPRIIIIL 2 Y , Spring Concert The choir, chorale, and band gathered in the gym to present to the Portland com- munity the programs that they took on tour. Each group presented a portion com- memorating the Bicentennial. K 7' Q3 Logging Show Grad student Les Winslow coordinated Multnomah's first Logging Show. Virgil Wallace, professional logger and ax thrower, conducted the contest out on the soccer field. Winners in the big events were: Dan Hare, choker settingg Doug Harvey and Dick Stewart, double buckingg Kim Kimberling, wedge drivingg John Smith, tree fellingg Mack Jenks and Kathy Jennings, Jack and Jill double buckingg and Neil Sorrels, axe throw. The freshmen came in first, followed by the juniors, grads and seniors, respectively. 85 M53

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W Easter U.S. Congressman John B. Conlan spoke at Easter SON-RISE services at Memorial Coliseum at 6:45 a.m. The program also featured a mass college and high-school choir! Praise the Lord! Set your face to the SON, for the SON did Rise! 33 Sports' Banquet P L IMIIAY -ia Senior Millenium Retreat A This year's Senior retreat was held at Island Lake Bible Camp up by Bremerton, Washington. Activities included canoeing, hiking, a talent show, a trip to Seattle, and going to a Billy Graham Crusade. SWS Grad Retreat S Grads retreated to Friends Camp Ground at Twin Rocks for their last time together as a class. Speaker for the retreat was Steve Comfort, a student teacher from Western Seminary. M Class Day Exercises 87 M55 1 E