Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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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AMS - Circle K s jf TN xg! F' NI -is lsr f W X I V v xc I :Li 1 if-P 5 S 4 L -. s an 'I' 'Y' I , - ff, 4, 54. V v 'Sk -fffg -el T T Bob Loyal-Social Chairman, Craig Parrish-Publicity ' AZw.'JY iL rfiL ff ge Chairman, Harold Delamarter-Chaplain, Roger Han- W f' iffy, 4 sen-Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Murphy-Vice Presi- ' N ' dent. Right: Roy Harrington-President. fc Circle K is a service organization and a leadership and character building group which serves the campus and the community. lt gives members an opportunity to contribute and learn at the same time. Projects included a coaching program for kids from central Seattle and a sign-making program for all of the SPC buildings, thus living up to its motto of We Build. Doug Anderson-President, Rick Weakly, Tony Maier, Ray Nishikawa-Secretary. W ve: . 3 AMS began the year by showing the film Guns of Navarone at their Stag Taco Feed and later a Rootbeer Float party with campus entertainment after the St. Martins game. The Whisker- ino raised a good crop of par- ticipants with Chuck Holm- quist's winning the hair-raising event. The Chuckwagon Restau- rant was the scene of a smor- gasboard between Seattle and Olympia before their second clash. April activities began with an all-college Hamburger Feed.