Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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l k'ki'k'k'kirt'k'k'ki'i'i k'ki k'ki'1l ki'ti't'A ki k'A A'titil'i'i'i'i'k'k'k'ki Ir'k'k'k'k'ki k k'ki k'k'k'k'ki k'k'k Consortium is a student ex- change program with other christian colleges. Seattle Pa- cific University is a member of the Christian College Con- sortium based in Washington D.C. This program includes a Washington D.C. quarter and exchanges with other schools across the nation. If you think you're life is at the end at SPU. don't kill yourself. go on consortium! The Multi-Ethnic Student Association CMESAJ is an organization designed to bring ethnic students together. Each year MESA holds a special chapel honoring the late Martin Luther King Jr., and each year this group of students strive to enlarge and grow with Seattle Pacific's ever in- creasing ethnic population. MESA mem- bers want to stress that this organization is open to all SPU students who wish to assist in their goal of bringing together the whole community of the Seattle Pacific University campus. Q

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: H: ' -- ' . o EDITOR 'k'k'ki'i A k'k'ki''kkiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiii. i k'k'k'ki' i k'kt'ki k'k'k'ki k'ki'i k'ki'k'k'k 'if in Chief: Rodger Nishioka editor: Clayton Park editor: .leff Brooks editor: Scott Thompson editor: Edna Valdez Dr. Janet Knedlik and Editorials editor: Susan Farrar manager: Connie Egerdahl staff: Edna Valdez, Beverly Bells Bob Olson managers: Susan Farrar, Clayton Park staff: Barbara Allen, Bill Bacon. Kendra Beardslee, Cindy Blizard, Sharon Farrar: Mary Grant, Cynthia'Hobergi,' ' Homier, Bob Olson, Paul Sioholm The Falcon newspaper under the leadership of Rodger Nishioka, editoriand Clayton Park, Associate editor. strive to maintain a high quality, weekly newspaper. A picture of Yoda C'Empire Strikes Back J above Rod- ger's desk symbolizes the dedication and perseverence ofthe Falcontstaff intbringing coverage of news on campus, writing editorials, arts and entertainment re- views andthe latest on sports to the students of Seattle Pacific. .bathtu- sa.-vfygpf ff ,.. IJTN X - A 'rm :gi - lx., , , , 15 'M .E -..,,

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BUSINESS CLUB 4444444444-v-44444-144144ar-4444444444444444441-44444444444444444444-44444 af H ,ai- vw 1,, f aiu L W ,L fp' .ii ' ' : . l ll , K K ,M ,V . I I Pictured from left to right: Beth Thompson, Bill Kemper, Skip Stabblert, Doug Olds, Bob Rogers, Kris Nicholls-Frewald. Nancy Christiansen L , f This. year's business club was totally revamped from that of last year. As a result, a great majority of the time was spent organizing club structure and increas- ing membership. Under advisor Jack Lattin, the mem- bers worked on structuring the organization so that it would continue to grow. and function efficiently in fol- lowing years. e e Thepurpose of the club isto give members practical experience in leadership and personal relationships, g stated Doug Olds. This is accomplished through a vari- ety of activities like the February 6th tour of the Boeing plant 8 a spaghetti feed for members. In addition, the clubisponsored area businessmen as speakers to keep members in touch with opportunities and developments inthe business community. Long-range goals include increasing activities and lmembership and eventuallybecoming a member of Al- phafkappa Si, a professional business fraternity.