Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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

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