Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ferwbe Honomrzlef il Front row: Social Chairman Kathy Huddle, Secretary Karen Knutson, Vice Presi- dent Cindy Reynolds, President Marge Meberg, Treasurer Lorilee Nyholm, His- torian Kathy Shaylor, Advisor Mrs. Buck, Second row: Linda Fredericks, Kathy Rammerman, Clella Iles, jan Youngren, Becky Gregg, Kathy Hoff, LaVonne Johnson, Paula Albright, Kathy Voland, Judi Schull, julie Claassen, Back row: Madeline Post, Judy Cornwall, Vicky Aumann, Rozann Palmer, Linda Packwoocl, Cheryl Becker. Front row: Vice President John Crow, President Sam Sherrillg Second row: Sec- ,745 c retary-Treasurer Bob Gorham, Dave Bishop, Rex Bell, Third row: Neil Craig, Frank Varrog Fourth row: Doug Bartlett, Bob Porteous, Cal Wetterfieldg Fifth l 4 N, row: Mac Willems, Larry Boyce, Al Kroon, Skip Li, Mike Burnsg Sixth row: Wayne Rammerman, Sheldon Olson, Cary Brownlee. f I Q m f f ' , C Q D x W 146 ' P -

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Phi Iota Chi Ofhcers tsentctll: David Paine, publicity chairmang John Reinmuth, secretzirytreasurcrp Dan Adams, vice presidentg Jim Park, presiden t. r FALCON MISSIONS FELLOVVSHIP Missionary interest is stimulated at S.P.C. through the Falcon Missions Fellowship. The members of this group form prayer bands which meet to pray specifically for the S.P.C. alumni who are engaged in missionary service throughout the world' The meetings feature missionary Films and speakers, as well as discussions. F.M.F. is open to all S.P.C. students and has proved to be an active group on campus this year. Nurses' Christian Fellowship Ofhcers: Sue Sample, social chairman, Lynda Norris, prayer chairmang Gayle Ioyner, secretaryg Ruth Nylund, president, Marilyn VVirkkala, vice president, Bonnie Adamson, publicity chairman. PHI IOTA CHI Phi Iota Chi CWatchmen of jesus Christb is an organization of students who are interested in the Christian ministry. Its purpose is to acquaint its members with the reality of the ministry, providing an opportunity for the exchange of ideas with fellow students and with ministers of the Gospel. F.IVI.F. Oihcers fseatcdl: Frank Varro, presidentg Mark Den- ham, vice president, Mrs. Bownes, advisory Cliff Reynolds, treasurerg also, Kathy Shaylor, recording secretaryg Dianne Krieg, corresponding secretary, Gretchen Crum, prayer band director. NURSES' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Nurses' Christian Fellowship was formed not only to deepen interest in missions through prayer meet- ings but also to strengthen the spiritual life of the nursing students. The group, part of a national organization, is open to any student majoring in nursing. Cbifzkizbzn Efflfzllvbazfzi' Cfubf