Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Sophomore Class Officers, standing: Mr. Hedges, advisorg Cary Birkeland, chaplain, Jary Archer, presidentg Joy Wil- son, vice president, Dave Crant, representative, Denny Rydberg, representative, Lynette Creed, off-campus repre- sentative, Chris Gibson, chaplain, Diane Damron, secre- taryg Paulette Christenson, treasurer. F P F , Down f WlTl-l ,g gr Qt 1 FQQSH i 48 .Sl 010607140765 VVhile the Freshmen grappled with the gruesome reality of that lirst year in college and the Seniors with those grim graduation check lists, the Sopho- mores distinguished themselves in nearly every type of campus activity. During the first week of school, the Sophomores sponsored the annual Frosh Wel- come Wfeck, with originality as the keynote of the entire atlair. I-li Day, ' Clean-Up Day, and Fava rite Verse Day kept the Freshmen on their toes as the Sophomores cracked the imaginary whip. The Frosh-Soph party helped to clear the air for all Fresh- men who had begun to think of SPC as a place where barbarous Sophomores call all the signals! Aside from harassing the Freshmen, the Sopho- mores distinguished themselves with an informal, cocoa-and-doughnuts-for-all type of class meeting. Classmates could easily spot the members of their cabinet in their pale blue blazers, with matching skirts for the girls. Communication between this group of oflicers and the rest of the class was one goal which the Sophomores did their best to reach. Although the Sophomores have been called over- zealousn by the less energetic upperclassmen, theyive also been singled out as the group that can make even a lagging nebulous project into a reality.

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