Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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.191 John Van Diest John Van Diest, head of all Christian Supply Centers in Portland and Vice President of Literature at Multnomah, is a go-getter, a man who likes to get things done. He under- stands the techniques of a good salesman-not to obtain the benefits, but to benefit the buyer. He knows his people, he know his job, and he knows the quality of his merchandise. Jan Ward 1421 Bubbly and funny, yet devoted to giving the best to her students-that's music instructor Jan Ward. She tries to make her classes crea- tive-like taking them on a field trip to a piano hospital. Jan is more than just a teacherg she's a friend. Bruce Wilkinson 4431 lf you ever meet Bruce Wilkinson, he will probably take you for a walk-through the Bible. The Lord has given this God-loving man certain tools to tum the world upside down, tools like: creativity, good communication, en- thusiasm, an optimistic attitude, and an epidem- ic grin. He's catching. Dr. Joseph Wong 1443 Dr. Joseph Wong enjoys entertaining people with his Oriental sense of humor. Stu- dents sitting in Wong's class can't decide which is harder-translating his jokes or his tests. Besides teaching theology and Christian educa- tion, Wong serves as Multnomah's Academic Dean. Part time teachers not listed are: LeRoy Ensign, Tim Malyon and Mary Ritzmann.

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Con Robinson 136? lf you want a man with vision, you want Con Robinson. A staunch promoter of mass media evangelism, Robinson saw one of his visions materialize just last year, when he ac- cepted the challenge of developing communica- tions courses at Multnomah. In addition, he is producer of Multnomah's Know Your Bible Hour. Hugh Salisbury 1373 Whether coaching at tennis matches, teaching Personal Evangelism, or picking up hitchhikers, Hugh Salisbury's goal is to win- souls that is. A man who shuns discouragement, Salisbury's enthusiasm excites his student to become more aggressive and less passive. Daniel Sauerwein 1381 Daniel Sauerwein teaches his Bible and Christian education classes with authority and warmth. In an earnest way, Sauerwein chal- lenges students to find answers for themselves. He realizes the need for them to learn princi- pals they can apply to their own lives. Jim Skagen 1393 Free and easy-going Jim Skagen has a knack at getting h.is basketball players excited- excited about playing their best and displaying their best. How does he do it? The same way Christ would have done it-by example. Lester Spencer 1401 Lester Spencer is out. to evangelize the world. As Christian Service Director, Spencer helps students recognize their individual God- given talents and to use those talents for His glory. He realizes that a fruitful life does not wait until graduation to begin serving the Lord. kiwi: n- -.Y-,:s.p,a4t 1.1. if fig MWL, . few: e l .Q

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