Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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'74 J ggi-gi.. f f T I Qfccakdf 2445464 fem!! . , . -,..-. WILLIE ABBOTT MOM ELDRIDGE Pop Elclriclges pancake feeds . . . lengthy telephone conversations with Peterson House . . . after-hours gah sessions . . . aching muscles after an evening of Indian wrestling . . . third Iloor bulletin hoard . , . and the inspiration and guidance of Mom E . . . ERMA RUSAW DEAN HINSON MARILYN ADYELOTT AVIS DEZOTELL CAROLYN HOLLI NGSWORTH BERT BEESON LOUISE HAROLD DOROTHY MORRIS JOANN MINOR MARY LOU MCCAULEY BEV ROBERTS MARGE FOXWORTHY JOANNE DOWN I NG LADDIE ROSS LOIS ADYELOTT VELMA DYER PEGGY KNOWLES ELAINE TAYLOR LIBBY BRISCOE EVELYN HAWKINS MEREDITH HOWARD CATHY THIEMENS NELDA BENEDICT

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Y maaalez '4 Da eta .,,, DR. WRIGHT PHIL WOLFE LEROY CARREIRO CLIFF PEIGHTAL JOHN SMITH BOB ARNSLD BOB ELLIS RICH PERRY AL MADDING BOB RANDALL RAY LAMBERT MILLS HARRIMAN WILLIE WILLIAMSON BOB ROSS JIM PIPER PAUL SIMONDS DAVID WELCH were full of slumherers day and night despite the uproar provided hy Water fights . . . hand QD practice . . . im- promptu sings . . , discussions on this and that . . . hot bread parties. The Crusader Bachelors Club, organized Fall Term was forced to dishand hy Spring due to a frightful mortality rate. Having survived a year as Crusader and I-Ioven sponsors, Dr. and Mrs. Wright feel quite conlident they can handle anything the College can throw at them.

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Wane ..., , 6a Wayne Saad 'game ,.., will always bring back mem- ories of . . . jam sessions around the toaster . . .bath- ing together . . . looking for new roommates . . , tubbing stray guests . . . blue pills . . . dinner with Mrs. Scott . . . and especially, the crutch on the ceiling . . . JACK PETTIGREW BILL MORSE JCHNNY PIPER GENE SWANSON BILL MAYCH RON INGLE KEITH KATKINS PHIL CALEF ARLAND JOHNSON ROGER CONE CARL COBB BILL WEEDA the little yellow house with the four little rooms upstairs that sits next door to Prof. Bixlerls residence on east 14th . . , where the fellows planned forty-leven parties and finally had one honest to goodness real one . . . THAT man who lived downstairs but spent all his time upstairs . . . the ven- ison patty . . . birthday cele- brations . . . the jam in the washroom on occasions . . . all these helped us prove our central thesis: You can lead a boy to college but you can't make him think. JOE TRACY LOREN SWANSON GLEN HAWKINS 87