Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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U fi in Y ' I ' 5 392' r. . H' ll, 'M ,. . . . r N, . l pn, it. A ' 1455 N 'Qt' ' lp Y . P l 1 Loren Carnahan Susan Casper Well, Sender-I'm finished. Sender- Senior stopped as he saw Close Friend approaching. Putting his arm over Senior's shoul- der, Sender softly spoke, I know. It will be hard to say good-bye to Close Friend, won't it? With his head bent down, Senior silently nodded. Sender continued, The1'e's a ban- quet coming up, Senior. lt's in honor of my Son. It will take place some time after both you ahd Close Friend com- plete your mission as messengers. You're both invited. And I promise you-you'll be sitting side by side. by Sharon Johnson 2 P2 Ia V at 5 Q 5, X af , w A 'Q wed? F7 ' - limi f Ut ' l 1 W5 fl ' ' ur Edward Caswell Thomas Chambers , .nl A TL if James Coapstick M After Senior guys have left feeling well appreciated and full of good deserts, Chuckie Johnson applies her dislzroom talents to the clean-up job. Te -fre . 5- - '3. . f .- efif . V -1' ' A ' N ag I f 'ar - , 'ini 1 ' ' fill i lisa if I il , i Dan Clark Trudi Cleveland , A ,T ' -1 I! Paul Condie Don Corbett i ' S f 5' . S 9? Ed Cotten Gary Cowden

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V' fx Nlwglfqf ,A' . 'F' ,',- 1132 N l Anticipating donations for the senior class retreat fund, Mary Kaye Payton stands outside of John Mitchell Dining Hall in yuletide fashion as she gains the attention of passers- by. 14 3' , , B inf , I t f s rt frfflli Marquis Box Everett Bragg W . 'X , its ' V: A 'jfttltvn -ase- Q 1 Au' I ', , 85,1 ,.. Z 1 : mag ix' , ' We f N .fir i' i' Z: ' , ,N 'S J L-4.1 Ml Fw ' ' 5: lv Mark Brewster Donna Brown if V 11115: . - r qv i Ruth Brown Barbi Bruton f vc . , he , f 1 K. A2 .q 'iy Q, 'A X-f Qt ,, f rf , N F' ,f ai 49' l is K Kg x wi Cliff Berning n ini Donald Brandt ' my . ll ' . A. ' Lx 1 fl K 1 L -6 x 1 r ,J M 1 in 3 5 f V 5' Mg -:A f x 1 1' Randy Brown Joe Bush Laura Boggs you are dill, some cunzmin, some bar- ley ,... Always relneniber tlzat if you can 't understana' Sender for the pre.sent, just trust Hinz for the future. . . Always remember tlzat Sender longs for your affection. .. Always reznernber what you know about Sender based on your past. His conzpassions are new every nzorning. Great is His faithfulness. One day, instead of listening to Prophet, I went out to lunch with Callous Apathy. Thanks to C. A., I carne clown with Senioritis. Next thing I knew, there was an epidemic. lf only I had listened to Prophet! I had barely regained nity strength when People N. General visited rne. He asked, Senior, what will you do now? I nzean, what kind ofa job can you get with just a Messenger School educa- tion?. . . I was speechless. Discouragetnent brushed past ine. I started to follow hint until I heard a voice front the cabinet say, lt don 't matter, H And then I realized--no answer would ever satisfy People N. General. So what if l'1n speechless? It don it nzatter.

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,, .v A , i 5 1 i ' 'Q LA-I! ll ,ffl Q 'Q A . x V ': I - .A bl, l AJ 1 V X' will I f ...L-if 3 A 9-S- Q 'iV'fl' - . iv' :' f 'F 1 Dan Crane John Culbertson julie Denney Sue Dennis t Q lm n gt Mary Devine David Erickson Richard Falls Dynell Faszer Willie Easley James Edmonds Marian Snyder moderates the program hosted by Senior girls to show appreciation to their Yellow classmates. Roberf Fewins Ken Foord Greg Englund Lorne Erickson Debbie Faris Doug F reit-as Mark Evinger Joan Farwell