Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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has 1, l ., Mrs. Margaret Green-Advisor, Elly Uhden-Cultural Chairman, Cathy Antis- dale-Standards Chairman, Nancy Stewart-Publicity Chairman, Nancy Frederick-Social Chairman, Linda Young-Religion Chairman. lg: Associated Women Students Miss Joan Cassel--Advisor, Jeanie Chapman-Vice President, Alice Wuorinen-Treasurer, Marilyn Peden ' ' -Secretary. Not pictured: Lynda Nyholm-President. Associated Women Students, under the direction of Linda Nyholm and her cabinet, has had a busy year. Among the events they have sponsored are two fashion shows, Heart Sister Week in February, and the most important, at least to the girls, were the tolos-The Hawaiian Happening in March featuring a luau and authentic Hawaiian entertainment, and the spring tolo featuring sun and sea at a beach party. 'fs ...Mfg J,..Anl

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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.

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Mens Interclorm Council Elo Pi Alpho Doug Carlson-Hill President, Garon Isaac-Hill Representa- tive, Bob Rorabaugh-Moyer President. Not pictured: Dave Bun- dy-Moyer Representative, Dave Wagner-Upper President, Mark Whitehead-Upper Representative. X Q '-.ff 5-'V l lf I i . 1' . l K X X X - l L M X Q Q H1 Seattle 1968 Seafair Queen-Linda Andrews, Seattle Pacific freshman. Eta Pi Alpha is the SPC chapter of the Stu- dent Washington Education Association. It has expanded its services into several areas, including a Cadet information Service avail- able to all full-time cadets. The principal proj- ect of the club this year was sponsoring a campus visit of 100 high school members of the FTA clubs in November. Back: Professor Neufeld-Advisor, Laura Hunter, Dave Lantz-First Vice President, Sally Schroeder, Kathy NlcMinn, Ken Becker- . President. Seated: Margaret Boyd-Second Vice President, Carol . Blue-2-Treasurer, Judy Larson-Secretary, Marla Short-Publicity.