Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Juniors- Signs of Change During the first week of the new fall term, the juniors soon noticed that many of their class- mates and friends of the previous year llildllal returned. This was the first sign that life as juniors would be different at Multno- mah. They had to learn to get more involved with each other, to draw closer together as a class, to become more aware of each other and more dependent upon one another. lt was a time to make new friends with students from the other classes, instead of remaining junior-clique-ish. They had a desire to make the married students, a group often excluded from campus activities, feel a part of the class. This came when the married students were in charge of the October social Csee Oct. 29, page 375. The class council, composed of Gary Parrett, presidentg Steve Ramp, vice-president, Monica Sprague, secretaryg and Barb Roy, treasurerg strove for the above goals by maintaining a low-key image? Rather than becoming a big organization with lots of meetings but accomplish- ing very little, the council held r ' A Keith Akesson fkai' E., N Wayne Alley :' A N i David Armstrong Marita Barton Kathryn Belton 1 1 , 1 -.., s-1- 1'-w N1 , Monelle Allen Bruce Anderson ' L Mini ,123 V t.., , . y V ,Qs , J . A, Mark Armstrong f px . - V x . Ili. fog QW i fw- v i Ai , ...xx ,. Rebecca Bates, David Berry is ' lb far. , David Botner Richard Bow en . - ,Y rr., L4 1-1 A, .1-aaa. stab..-:A I . Kgs K . J-I X N Lorna Baldwin 1 X Scott Beattie li .K Karl Bigelow ,4 r. 5 rm Q- L 1 5' ' Y? 'xx U -f-if 5. Sylvia Bradley fin 'Cy Lawrence Barclay l Cheryl Beaumont sdmw X'-as X V as X A Joel Bohrer W 5 1 'l Thomas Brooks

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Y .nz A 4, . Opposite page Upper left: During a student chapel, Donna Anderson joins with numerous other students to decorate a Christmas tree with a folded dollar bill, helping to finance a new library. Lower left: As students study for finals in the library, The Uncalled Four provide a welcome break by serenading them with Christmas carols. This page Upper left.' It doesn 't hurt a bit testifies Randy Slater as nurse Ellen Rogotzke administers a swine-flu shot. Upper right: The end of each semester finds many a weary student, and the close of the fall semester was no different as Bill Shaw demonstrates. Lower left: V Thirty-two MSB students joined 1 Z000 other students from across the nation at Urbana, Illinois for Inter-Varsity 's eleventh annual missions conference December 27-31, 1976.

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