Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Fcilconettes ond Centurions l ,..L.. I Front: Angie Doane, Bev Buob, Alice Wuorioen, Lelia Gar- rett. Middle: Nancy Fredrick, Kathy Ganfield, Carol Blue, Mrs. Janet Buck-Advisor, Glenda Braun-Treasurer, Marjie Kroon, Sue Gantenbein-Vice President. Standing: Shirley Root, Arnola Eutulain, Carol Lange, Tam Mansfield, Elly Uhden, Arian Lee, Jeannie Chap-man, Pam Moore, Cathy Anis- dale, Margaret Boyd-Historian, Claire Markham-Usher Chairman. Not pictured: Barbara Borton. .. ,

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Aided by the active leadership of Kirby Bertholf, the gospel teams have pre- sented Christ through word, song, and testimony. Conducting meetings three times a month they traveled from Vancouver, Canada to Eastern Wash- ington. The gospel team, directed by Paul Fleischmann and with Steve Witham as their speaker, made a spring trip to California delivering a message series a musical program. Missions isn't just for the foreign mis- sionary. Through fellowship with oth- ers, lnter-Varsity strives to awaken students to the Christian's responsi- bility of making Christ known through- out the world. Speakers and films pro- vide pertinent information on various aspects of missionary life in biweekly meetings. A prayer and Bible study is held twice a month. The highlight of the year was the International Trien- nial Convention at Urbana, Illinois De- cember 27-31, 1967 where 9,000 were in attendance. College Life, sponsored by Campus Crusade, is oriented toward learning more about the person of Jesus Christ and His relevance in lives today. There is a time of sharing answers to prayer, singing, and hearing brief talks by a student or Crusade staff member. Small Action groups are held in the dorms for further Bible study. Gospel in Action 4 X John Scott, Church of England, was one of the prominent guest speakers at Urbana '67. iran, ,, I .N-lv J L ,J

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Back: Ralph Carlson, Rick Ryding, Chuck Holmquist, Dr. Swanstrom-Advisor, Tom Highsmith, Steve Eels, Forrest Bush, John Pearson. Front: Paul Fleishmann-Vice President, Steve Schilperoort, Craig Parrish, Roger Klein, George Scranton, Greg Bro- din-Secretary-Treasurer, Doug Carlson, Gary Wallace, Clint Sanford, Larry Hunts- perger. Not pictured: Craig Carlson, Jerry Banburg, Roger Hansen, Roger Moffit, Dan Monzingo, Ron O'Neel, Ken Waggoner. A college flag was presented to Seattle Pacific by the Centurians at the Homecoming game. The Junior-Senior men's academic and service honorary provided the necessary funds for the gift. An Armed Forces Colloquium in the fall brought representatives from each branch of the service to the campus. Profits from their annual spring program Centurians Present go to a worthwhile recipient. Along with the Junior-Senior women's honorary, the Falconettes, the Centurians ushered at numerous college events, such as the Oratorio Society Concert at the Opera House. As a service project, the Falconettes collected materials for use at Rainier School in Buckley, Washington. Personal experiences and adventures of members and guest speakers were shared at their meetings. The neighborhood also benefited when the group sang carols to them at Christmas. Melinda Wilson-President, Jerrie Huston -Secretary