Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1956 volume:

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' I ' A L -.9-'izifri 'azwQ1'?.F 5E's'i.i5:-EF' 1 -:Lg-w, , .lin-w!fl'4r-..4:.3u::o N W 1 1 1 Q Aciuam 2 KU I - 1 uleyuli'1AX11a 1H'XG'l'UIll'ui 'IGN-clyflflwlsitf AYUEI ulvc-'lL'l KLUMHN-AAN 5.15l6N'l3U l, U-YILTTYHHN ll Afrcuu H N' U oaoYNnoYN'gf,' 11-fKI'lt5CW1 U UNF eN'l'nolKuN4. rmrAM YUUT' Noi ATWI N115 'I cc'rnr+M MF 'g g'ge'pe74U,.lU Ck? lfxilllfff an laik' NTGL 'GHSQF' QU lflfii ,atrium ,UI HIT J AT' I1 ' A 9.s.i'. '4 Dr. Linn: The radiance of your Godly example has shown through the years as a beacon. Many men today walk in the light as a result of your devoted consecration to Pacific Bible College. It is impossible to walk across our campus, sit in our classrooms, or enter our library without being conscious of the tremendous contribution that you have made to our school. Georgia Harkness must certainly have had a man like you in mind when she penned these words, to give of self and not to count the cost, to learn, to teach, to labor and to pray, to serve like Christ, the least, the last, the lost. In deep gratitude, we humbly dedicate this Beacon to you. 1 i 5wi,gzefft it i- M V W m l ,I WH. 7l47Ue? cz In this school where learning and achievement come through many varied experiences, we are aware of values in group process. With those who warmly recall the past here, and those who excitedly anticipate the future here, we feel ourselves a vital part of a great multitude, A multitude dedicated to learn, to teach, and to serve like Christ. film. Q Q Pacific Bible College strives to build well- rounded Christian personalities. Opportunities A provided for both individual and group ex- pression help to make College Life a vital learning experience. 'lu ml'-lliiii m.XlWll l A lm www rim Q2 A i gaeivaxx P1601-660 . 09 Q30 for P or sv ' 843 To 1776307 Hqd n '. .QU 91-11 U QQ eh really is Amid the afizrh meh faith pierced through the night The eireezmerr wrought, and living fruitage came. args l x? 3 f 6 OW 1017 ood l L41--um r 1 . KEY f 1. Mount Tabor Park ,. 2. Service Drive 3. Parking 36 Cars 4. Women's Dormitory ' 5. Parking 22 Cars r 6. Administration and Classrooms 7. Men's Dormitory 8. Chapel : . 9. Gymnasium 10. Classrooms S - l 4 K 11. Library and Classrooms 1 - 12. Recital Hall 5 13. Music School i . 15. Tennis Courts 16. S.E. 66th Avenue . 17. S.E. 68th Avenue Q 1 18. S.E. 69th Avenue 19. S.E. Division Street E r' ml' 1 14. Parking 36 Cars ., . ..- ..- . , 1 1 ' ' ' sou-v wupn. lu:-. ' 'vu FC .EQELE -ELSE . RL? Wei l. I . r. - 71 '31 . .. ..,.c gm.- 1 , , . 5 W, i 'P' l as lkf5i',fgf' , V- ' T . 1 5 'iii Y U . V , Z 'L 'az' A i i i 1 V r 1321! wtzsmjfvq Wjlltwliiwv M ry i 1:5123 , we -A M Q T J . w. ,, 9 , .41 . V959 Je 9-- . A 3 :Qu - A ,je-.p l ,kc .Q ., Jg fi J-I: Y i Wi i 1 v .. 4, 9 , so l , ,,. .. ., ,rr 'l :. V -ij . .i --,- ' -ai 'l um ' M v.. , , ' Q .. gem- V., M. I ww gi I lin! ii A V VVV .. .iv M new 1. K 4 '.if'i l i . . T 3- E5 nl: -' r ' 1. ai 3 .2 L Q .f-ffl 1 '3'. ' f: : eau - o n,o don ' affine nr sin.. 2-1-.U , 1 i Above is a portion of the proposed men's dormitoryi Because of the gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schield, our dream of a new men's dormitory will soon be a reality. ln. -us.. , .. ., r ' Tut.. I w if-:.i:' l i. . 1 . . f, 4--.nm M :sw-.wvfaril 1 4s.nsn - r-x.- ' ' l : mr! , Y I tw.1.., . 1 v The future holds many great things for Pacific Bible College. Pictured here is an archi- tectural sketch of part of that future. Some of the goals now exist only in the mist of dreams. Many of these dreams are becoming realities through the stewardship of our con- secrated friend. The new library building is an example of usefulness of gifts to the school. cY? w i 5 Wendell Wallace preaches ln John Paul Eaton finds time to study the Homiletics Class Mita V C - in his room. We .leafm College life certainly is a learning ' . experience. Both students and pro- C as fessors make a contribution to this T' experience. However, all advances in learning do not occur within the classroom. Plenty of opportunity on our campus is given for individual i and group expression. i l 1- 1 - rg , - . I ., 4 i I. f t I L it l 9 l 'F I PI0fCSS0f Cf0SC'S 5013 receives CFI- Professor Ratzlaff lectures to his Religious Education Class. couragement from Emmett Hofer. I0 l il Ti V ' , ' ' ..... .,.,...,. . , an M 5, ' ' -.R Ii -Jn, ,..- ' . - - Y- F 74' D ' H ' X Q ,l' T,?'. 11 , Vi Z t Q 3 K I is 2 1 4' - 1' ' ' i 'Q i I ' n .. l ' I . xl -unr- ' A ' Sl was I Asif-fe'...i' The Library is a popular place to study. k . l r ' ' 1 I 1 .l,.v,.v,,. v Jill - 4 .1fII,.g'.!.l ?9 :mlli Sorry, not for sale! Looks like Z1 neat place doesn't it, girls- ancl fellows? The old adage All work and no play makes jack a dull boy, is also true on our cam- pus. The student with a well- rounded Personality must bal- ance the pressure of stiff class schedules with moments of re- laxation. Orville Roberts receives aid from Keith Caudill. I2 Paul Ashton assists Almae johnson into her graduation robe. 'f '2'Ii - i MM , Professor Hubbard leads the Biology Class in exploration of microscopic life. ling, , s-K ,K if Xe' L.. J W.. ar ?-lx hae-rr IDEAL MARRIAGE I. Marriage seems to he one of the most widely discussed subjects on campus. These interested girls want to get the facts, just the facts. Mr. Townsend demonstrates the proper piano techniques to his class. 70:45 In recognizing the educational need on cam- pus, the curriculum has been selected and organized to encourage maturity in its broadest aspects. The students, in turn, recognize the importance of applying this program to their individual aims and goals. V f rim- it ' ., , 1' -- M., ,n y , ,,. ww, A.. - W it GREMLY IAT BD- .I-:U Nxt. :my ch3f.Q1 El' mmap. Oh' .11 KNW' .MSIIIS WUT!!! mr as WE'-lwgb W. .E .-X. 5. , Vt. 4 ' aus. if E' J. , 7 ww may my mr U-'ug imilifggl M- 140 fb- ,,. 19 fi ,, Mrs. Kluge, you almost look ready for your ravenous customers! We .fave In addition to obtaining a formal education, students learn to discern experiences as wheat from chaff, that will make their lives more like Christ. yI4 Many distinguished guests have visited our campus. Dr. Gray congratu lates Senator Mark Hatfield at the close of one of the assemblies. ,L-. a s M :gc ru' '1W'!..,1g.. H ' ,ui in V Y V. X gh... X T , - ,,p- -fi 'wyf?5kg H QM wr X. 3 ffm 31 7, , - E ,ig E as . ' ' 5 -. ,ff A is A Keith Cauclill demonstrates techniques in Applied Skiing 12 B Carl, Tom, Daryl, and Buzz know that improving practice makes perfect , MAL, W Y, ,, , , xl i w Ax M Q ui ww , ii ,i The end of classes is welcome on a snowy day n, 5. :EQ2'wl:tKN E ll? ll' Ef?'JV V HATE' uw .fy- iliv H Hiihiw in ii X Tig, w - 55 THA ,U in in 2 ii ui in ,ii Ei in rv , gl Y. I ,1 -fin.-'5:iji -,L N11 -j-Nw 'uw .n 'ill 'Jf-41' w,.-fi - ' EEE T an .- 4 ,i,' :-,v , nw Is that your only pair of trousers, Chuck? I5 ,R ----Lf---D -,----, .. - -z.,,,,,v, 4.7 .,., .-k-we ,..,. Y FY . .- e 4 is leg F e B1 -lv: 'vw ar exigiliw lv' NE Quia l P' J xl 'Y 1514 , rn, 1 V Wa , ww-F X was Q MH. ' ' ,M rl ...:: ' l'4'.. 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A ' . , 'r. .'f.':fi.,:'5f 19.5 ' 1- 4- MJ ?i'r 2 , . ,--ram: -1. -V..Sillyfi'-xx:',,:g:,'.,-515-Q: ALBERT F. GRAY, D.D. . - 1 i g,1.g,3'f1g Prefzdent fire' ,- 1 gf 1,1715 . . -. ,--'Q -4.--:'.wf-p,., f'j-3. ..-g,...- 4' 5'f'h2'v:E igf4',fEZ55.'f?2f:f '- -W w, fr e ff' E+- gl .5 V. 2?-,Reap-Yagv. T. ,nl-, ' f .?,1f2i'i.:f.,f-ji,-gg'2?-.171 . 4 953' - tw:-4-15.3-.-zi.,,.,,.:'-'. lu 5 - ' ' ' 33.5 iff? '11,- 2 ll:-if 1 'Fif ' '- T73- 2 .-fiiwai Ii ' Q ' M-Mfg :'Yl+g .l'-1cmlf 3 use H . ' 3 i:.12Q .s'?f42:-4 -A L f.2:5vw:fs-'--'efir-:f:sr f2r , vig' 'raf-ggzfpgwilfai.-.,-. P J. N s .- - ,if 4 -affix , , . ---,,4,41..,- w 1 - fe:-3 'i-'lit wifi?-Je? a '-Tw wif12..1:-r.4sCf 4i'1e'-.-Q .ffi'fp.'--5-:zip-4-iG ik15 'tw' 13- -r.+x1'5::s-11:.Z'V.-11:1 -. -1. -2,5 -'-+ '- 19 441 .'-V57 '- '4:f'2g-.1'-f- 'f- f-.n 0.11. -4'1 -.---1? '3'1:nZ'l13iS ' ' 31-17' V19-sf' wfiP ,,?'-1-1!lf,'s1 I' Er- v.':'.'4 '-agl.L-fff .. ,,,,g9Q,g3rfL... ,,iu.,n . .,..,. ., .sr-,-.45 55, an ' V-H E P f' -:ITS-' -'kil'..43'1 4.435-9 1'-'Q :fr HS? SSW'-E ,l ' X df if 95-Filf ,Elia-llfsfxzl-2. G 4' Stl p i, -rygggefr K: q QI 19' r. - .'a,-'2v+sfk'l14fi 'iyirfffl .Bb 'Elsa 'T' '3-1fF?:'-ftf'.1J '- ' ff 14 ,E2ggs,f.'rQ: flkgrigqqfag JH I elf fe Qkllllb Q1 ,ak l.'i,r 'Umm uni Q :?t.. .5'F1i',., r. ff O- If rn 5 ' N ,i-L. PM L, 5 A Candle must give of lib My iss w we u self mto glow withisgreatest brilliance and to be of most cl1eelfiEQ oghens1J the , Y Y na- . E same Iway, our clehn, Prof. Chapman, is a great candle xvluoscfflanle of cll6g?63led .serf vice has set aglow all the smallfl: pamdles of the stu- . ll Y M 'denfklavho have kridwn him. l:-l 'ii . 1 ww 5 in F HH. ' 1- Y img! mm I .KN :ig 1 , , ' glfal ' ,,7 2 . -.w:5LmM5- .lynx-: 'uh , A 1, J. V MQ F V V , HA EN sf-' A , P , Q , J 1' , 1' 7, 1 is 222 MILO L. CHAPMAN, B.D. Deniz To Give of Self, and not to count the soft pL,.m........-.1-,... - A -:.,,.EW-.?,. L, ll E i i D H . H L A V L -E if V E F. ,V ' ff? 1? I 3 ,V -Ai 2 E .7 , YS V IRENE 5- CALDWELL, M.A. MACK M. CALDWELL, Ed.D. KENNETH L. CROSE, Ph.D, QXBLE LOUIS F. GOUGI-I, B.D. 1 , . L' ILDI Aw , ,,,WNW ll , , w ma ESQ- 'T 1 + w. 0 44 'W N Q N K 2 I 5-, 3i- Q: a H- x - 'j f,g1'.Ax,,js D OHLGO RUTH L- GREEN, B-A C. ANDRESEN HUBBARD, Ph.D .,,,, .. N, x . , ., 'S , ' 'f-if Q., F V . . 3? Egg' . QQ Faculty members share with students in the goals and high purposes of our school. Often their life dedications are the inspiration which gives us the stamina and encouragement needed during temporary discouragement. At college we find real chances to become well acquainted with well-informed faculty members who enlarge our outlook in many fields. , , , 1-. sf' . ,..1,. W ' WWWWW H WW U WWW 521 fm , WW WW xxxagqlfi MW iw' .. WQQWW W 'WWNWW WWW ae: .WWW 3 KESWW as a 5? Q 3215: H I A Y mfs, 'E WWW E E 331 W W ,X lgwqsin gm W aw -as E 'Wm W Wmiwwfgf ww : W fw 5'k?WW2WWL4fE WWWH W1 M543 J M Wmigxl WWE? WWW as-.X QQ :ZF WW E Mg My I W- w W - S ijk Ekbggifqggg W H Qu :A E. x QM WW W ' WW 5 ,A.7 gr WW F WW al? W W W W WW I WW W WWW ceguiqi WWW I WW w H X ,SW W 5 W W Q W E W MW .2 ssffsipfifi Q. WW ' We WW.: 'W' 4' WW-F21 .3902 W W EMW QW Tig ,X fwsWiW Wu Wm Wi ' W WW , ivy W A L l N' 1wqWfPJ P W W, 'W , ,!, 3 V I W .QT N Wfg3EEii5A NQWNW W 5gw??,W F N Maile W W M M. W l W W5 gig? H W W fa J W W4,wgWWW, WWW W WW W lug., ' MWWWWWWWW WW W , Q '52 J! uw D. S. XVARNER MONROE, Ph.D. WILMA I. PERRY, B.S. 5 . I u 7:- V Wi J . .ff 5 Q! M 'Hi-if H- E .5 .f 55.55 , Mrs. Perry, what are you feeding him now? NILA RATZLAFF, M-A LAUREN B. SYKES, Ch.M. fu -Y Y ' - mm -' . 3 uw . ' . V. if w -V u 'A' , ww N I J' wN 'gif X N01 picflzred I E f MARY E. CALBREATH, B.Mus. LOWELL TOWNSEND, M.A. M ny. Ag?-f' me E fir' ii 'N if ' h ix . , 4 if 'ff L' VL. E K 253551 ALBERT E- BORTON WIANA GOTTIER LUCILLE GOUGH Miiiflfeflanfe Secretary of Alumni Association Office Manager Staff LEAOTA HARDT, Cook SHIRLEY HOUSTON, Receptionist ALMAE JOHNSON IDA MAE KLUGE Office Assistant Snackery l P' - - ,,,..H, A ' 4 .silk r zz: ill XX I' .4 3 is xt' N., V t PS4-4' CLARENCE C. PERRY, JR. NANCY THOMAS Business Manager Cook The staff contributes much to the daily activities which make up much of school life. Many conveniences which are often taken for granted in the dorms and of- fices are the results of these peoples' efforts. Their work makes the whole school experience better for everyone. ARDATH TRINE GRACE WHITNEY Bookkeeper Matron ' , it 1, i , v F 3' 2 3 14 . E l ' . t -N' rf ' Mt, M l l J A l 2 '. K l . L . New ,. tx W 1 ,N i. Us ,, I , ti X I Mrs. Whitney is as surprised as the four girls P. sd ' if , 1 W T'-'V W. msg '53, ,N W WW 1 -my Q W 5 f,,.j? , J, . 'f gg , ,ww 1 ' ' .' If , , X .ab , f - M :-- 555552525 A ff' if mf. 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I-pfixf: HAT-'lx :Gi an - ,-'.41'm-1 nf 'rw-rf! -24f:xf.1:ff-'.-Q-X4if-.sf-.-'- - Q95 es-igfiiffz'-12 2' 'f If .1 'f 1 C I'-.SE - ,2'H:'2wfL?A':' --gi?'fa,?fqEt,14 a'-'QFEL 3:1 2 1 if J 5-'fgfigf' 'L 1 - xv -5- 45,1-f 1, gg- , v:.:,..1 nag-v - 'Q - 1?:,4ii', ' T'rgi'jjTfl'm,f,gI151Ef 'xeQ-'Q . 2-km111'-.1nj.,,,:fEQ:,': 3.155115 ifivid ,Z 5:55 1 Lu +1-:Z -- i':f11-fr sh? - N51Etfr.-:g1'r's.+-' PAUL CARRINGTON ASHTON A.B. ALBERT E. BORTON A.B. EDWARD G. BROXVN B.TH. MABL13 JEAN COLLETT B.T1-1. To learn, to teach, to lalaor, aml to pray, To serve like Clarift lhe leaft, the laft, the lon' BARBARA MINER CRAGHEAD RICHARD C. CRAGHEAD, JR. WILLIAM A. ELDER A.B. A.B. BTH. i NT , 1. H 5: gg-15 3, xv'-V +55-2 434 ??i.,a I .-Y' f -.gf A Tv ' Ari WILFERD W. FELCHLE B.T1-1. Dick Cragheucl and Paul Ashton learn music techniques from Professor Tex Perry. Q ig , H I-IARVEY E. GOOD 25 A.B. FRITZ A. HARDT GALE HENQY A.B. B.TH. W fm ....T.. T . ALMA13 ELIZABETH JOHNSON K ?'n - ,xx if - . ALLEN Eufxs KEEFE REITTA N. MAURICE B TH X .. 27 MARGARET NINEMIRE A.B. ,buy V. Row-1.151 AB. in W-df, MARCELYN SALISBURY , 1' muff 1 'f1L2f' N grai- hw .N-F MORSE E. TRINE JOHN TED V.aLr.1zMBo1s A.B. AB. N SYDNEY VALLEMBOIS A,B. I , . :L . K x' X . Marcelyn's graduation gift . . , a trip around the world. xwggl- PAUL Acosm ' 5 w-.vxf x 'za' if 't H' ' ' OLIVER CHAMBLESS Lots HOUQHTELIN ALAN MCNEELY 29 Ministerial Diplomas are awarded to the stu- dents who have success- fully completed the re- quirements of the three- year ministerial course. The completion of this course supplies the neces- sary qualifications with which the graduate may assume the responsibilities of the full-time ministry. Study to show thyself approved unto God PAUL EMERsoN Cfxssuz J ARTHUR S. Fmarsis ffiiff?ir'-ch- A'.vii: ' J c' ff ' Jw i it . , W I 1 1 V W 1 1 l I ,, N. it in Wlmw gs. 3 5 ,Ui f f , 2 JF JOYCE ELIAS BARBARA JEAN LIVINGSTON This isn't Religious Education, Joyce! in mf A-r vw' it ui lu H- it A it in in J messes! ,Hmmm U c a 5 , ik, J ml J ux Mnlw M Wu! HM W' , ut wwf-- V ' M 1 ' ' ' it 0 . fl' H U ' f ,N ,Q J. x ,H,l,MWll w The Religious Educa- tion certificate is granted to students who have com- pleted two years of Chris- tion leadership training. As a result of this train- ing, they will have a more thorough concept of the role of Christian education in the church. 3I ' r nm 1 1 1 F t . ' r HP 1.4 .gf . ... 'Ci ' K- , .W 1 QA Lia I W ' 231:21 L-JT-. 2 1.v,..'1-472 'K , fm 3- . , 1 .1 ,, 11211511 ,,,. W1 ... 5 ay M' .125 11511 W A ' , 11 if-2255221352 Q z --11 :E .. - '1 1 1 1 'P1 'FL 111 e'f5i.., . 4' VN- : ,, min- an 11,11 , 1111 1 .1 nw, ..wqw.1- 1 my M m7i1n15 1 W- Fw: W I 11 1 1- bw- P ,iw WQ.v5,'11gZiff5?' 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M .3 J - 155.- J W,- ames Moore X I Martin Ninemire ' Daniel Petersen A .1- ' 5. , , iT??5fr 4 ll 'Y v W 3'lX'lm . QB., P' F!-' :gl 1-if? , rg' Al I .5-A342 1 'S jerry Phillips -ff,--f ,Ml sq-.f F N X u T? W '-e L, L+ 1 Rachel Wgalker gets a laugh on her trip around the world 5' fm Qhls Erme Staley Rachel Walker Need help getting out, Buz? fszz , 4 ll 9 5 W M il Wendell Wallace Will Wells Ethel Willard fin JS. QR 5 1 1 1 'bl' -num Q95 Kaur' . A: ' -ag., '- 9 A1 -..-4uo 'Q ur .-411, 3'f'-fgiggfgftfzl--'.L:arf , lzrffriif bfi- rlEifL-',kj?IgliglLQ :-32i5'f'E'545l!?Er ?:ivfs- -2151? f - 4' . 'u -31541512 r:f,3ff1f-FL L-F' 3:1 -Q lui '?57f'1--f.iQ15- ea v.-43' , f-1x1'f 4'-:.:- lazy?-iQ'.ff?: sis S,,g51gv,y5,:fgi,,,'-5'.:5'g.fj,.gS'iQgg::A s, H- 1 - 'Z.F1.. -,Eu.'11-.-11'-H'----!z.' ,,.., .r fm rf . .' I . fi?fii4?' 'f212i'?f755l3M.'-?'f-'?'ifl2f. viii' . - . ,. 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Y, w A . s a, 422' Wav ll: - A M ' H relllrgw W u u rw 1, ,l Mlm lu IW la ' 1 . m ,ru l , P , , H N , ,E ,Liga 11, 5' ,,, ,,,, ,, W my ,rr 'Q rr , , M Q Q- .q I X F 7 W ll , ' ,U , H'- l If f iQ'l'EH5hl ki ' ul ' , N 'E Y NH HN fa ,. ,- v :.. ,L V, W ,, N E Q!! l 4 Carl Alexander Dan Arnbrister Rosie Arnbrister Earl Bissett Harvey Buckle Tom Buckle Harriett Blakely Edward Bunnell Doris Carpenter Ben Chandler Doris Clapp fa ' Mary Ann Clausen diff L ' wswve ..,.r. -ff .iw- .! ,?.1 - v. 4 I To learn, to teach, to labor, anal to pra JG To serve like Chris! the least, the last, the lost- Marjorie Dockter Joyce Ely l Sue Douglas john Paul Eaton Isabel Esler Bonnie Frohock kr, fin FUR at me I. i h 1' buff 1:.7' .ET . gs: Bill Gates Delbert Gault Paul Gessler Ella Ray Hays Bonni Helfrich Verl High Charles Holmes Vyonne Houghtelin Don Houston Lewis Hyslip 42 L M 252' 1 x'.vN , -ww , . ., -1 4' Q , ,, ff. 'wwf 1 I HM JV wi my if 'wager 53 EL:- .llflu f' ,W , K lets l N 5? 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A .. vi HX is ::' 4 v . , 5, 'fl 5 JJ lg 'K , vs- eg 1 U ul , 7 l l X . are -- in ,gg-A X ' l ll 1 , .W ,5 l l l l l w s I 17 i i '5 Many things go into Carole's happy campus life. V bf 43 Elaine Robinson Arlene in her applied home economics class. Patricia Schmidt Arlene Skinner Jerry Steele Zona Stevia Delbert Spencer Leonard Sylvester Carole Rogers A., V 1 W giifri r mia. 'd l ,rf ., sr x .1 Irene Tanash Mary Tanash Neva Taylor Bill Thomas Olive Fiscus Ima Good iana o ier :S N W' G ff' ll Leaota Harclt 5' M . Kay Rundell ancl friends lavishly aclorn them- Helen Harpest L 'Al Ruth Hatch A er p Shirley Houston in Elva Kniskem selves' with paper. ww Fl Helen Lange Rose Lewis Mildred Monroe Gussie Ninemire Hildegard Plikat Kay Rundell N-49-' .' ' . 1477-4 I Manota Sylvester rV,. , ,N l. Ruth Wertli Well, Mrs. Good, that big meal looks delicious, but why the guilty look? The chief purpose of the Spiritual Life Committee is to help each student exper- ience a deeper and more per- sonal relationship with God. This committee plans the weekly prayer meeting, the Week of Spiritual Enrichment week speakers were Rev. Hugh Walkow, and Rev. Arthur Ely. Members of the Spiritual Life Committee are: Dr. Monroe, advisorg Bar- bara Craghead, Ben Chand- ler, Sidney Eames, Isabel Esler, and John Douglas, chairman. . .. x-.Q .,,.4. . C- . mint- . . . . .. - iitffg- -'etlvffjf-.-ze.-.M-u 4. 1 Y,-3514 v'-nv ta -ft'- f- . .., 46 ,A- ' 55- '. 3 g 3:V,Q' Q .ft . mr r5,.'..,- :.,,,,x,-,sgrglfqaj '.,.gq3,...,-Lf'-E15-.gg,..:,-'I ,gg-.-ff wif qw V 1:f,w.'.-az. +1 --:.vfv,e.1,m,f:,:' x - rigid V JW-Q95 fssqi- --' '-fl f 4-121-21-I.'::g1' 3 fzrlfm' rw -.-'W ' vi. 'ie gif? -N'-:LEP Sift:-': 13,11farmefqtgg5ig,3e+fv,g'135.fi-gi'.'-gg.:-T,1. -. - ur-: L gt E 5- fx an fa, QD Wiwlfvy, ?'9i'T:3Q:,,l i. ff' 'lt '-it rr' ' 1: A -1 -tw . Li - fs - E A ff' -Q-ra f. 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J 49 Zacmgefdatdc an ' i The evangelistic outreach of Pacific Bible. College is coor- dinated by the Evangelistic Committee. This committee brings together the needs of the churches of the Northwest, and available student service groups on our campus who meet these needs. . I , V t n The Evangelistic Committee consists of Vonna Claire Millard, june Fairchild, Harvey Good, Howard Leverett, Howard Herringshaw and Prof. Caldwell. .1 1?,5--f-+3515 Im.-X V gs: 'W-Q , , Members of the Evangelistic Committee schedul- Dr. Caldwell and students study the map of the ing singers to churches. Northwest in laying plans for routing travel schedule. 50 Leoata l-larclt, John Eaton, Miss Lewis, Doreen Buckle. Every student appre- ciates the time and energy the Remembrance Com- mittee spends in doing its part to cheer and console our students and faculty who become ill. The com- mittee by sending flowers and cards endeavors to ex- press the sympathy of the student body also in times of bereavement. Poor Zona is so sick! The committees work is never done. ' -5-1 JZf3T'.:7' ' I 5' ' A591 I .V FJ: . I-iq 'V .., Q 1 ' si 5. :gb Y T ' Q f . 5 z' 5 , 1 ll l l S ,. r-'T' Sacietq The purpose of the Mis- sionary Society is to create greater general interest in missions. The Society se- lects annually a project designed to aid in the sup- port of a phase of mis- sions. This year the Society has chosen to support the i Advisor Dr. Crose, Russell Dyer, Paul Acosta, Mildred Scott, and Neva Taylor. if - -N. JMHQ s Y orphans at the Missionary Shelter in Cuttack, India. A new feature this year was Mission Days, with Herman Smith as special speaker. Veryl and Oakley Miller and daughter visit our Dr. Crose and Herman Smith discuss campus while on furlough. affairs of the missionary field in British 52 Guiana. m ' Chapel speakers have often been as beacon fires, lighting the way for future service across the world. Planning for such people and the musical part of worship twice weekly is the duty of the xchapel committee. World travel- ers, missionaries, local pas- tors, and visiting church leaders are among those whom they select for chapel services. ,-' r - i- 'A .A 4 11 -,. 'L' E ,.. ,ia ,L il X i i i NT V5 :QQ Zig is eil 5. '5' iii Qi ill ilf 'P it ii Mable Collett, Dr. Gray, Professor Chapman Glenn Miller, and Betty Coffin, - 'lf' X 1, ak gx We M Vern L. Schield, world traveler, en- The students and ministers listen attentively as Dr lighten us in the peoples needs in Gray delivers a fine sermon in chapel South America. I laden! effacaaddp The Student Ministerial Fellow- ship, composed of prospective ministers, is a very active group on our campus. This group meets twice each month. Their meetings are usually devoted to discussions and lectures which will help in their future work. -A0 O an QW novo ooo Aw-YM Y E.. Mable takes time out for fun. in vm Allan Light and Harold Davidson with Student Ministers' advisor, Orval Kerr. X -V ,Y I . i,,,. .f.n.,,,.-. 3, V .I . Li.. 4- ---,M -gf, -,:,.,, V , ,f rv - 4 -i .. , 4, ,ar , ..4',, 40.1-.- God's beauty in nature gives us the needed inspiration. ---.-EN - .. ,..,.-. ..,,..,Y.V,,., cmfenl e e ie e Wafamteeu To help us learn to serve like John Douglas, Vice Presidentg Mable Collett, Presidentg and Vyonne Houghtelin, Secretary. Members show names of the alumni missionaries in the field. Christ, to show us a vision of world needs, to encourage full- time Christian service-these are the high purposes of the Student Volunteers. Many of our mission- aries now on the field have un- derstood their call to service through experiences in this group. Russ, Mable, Vyonne, and John examine the outreach of our missions. gh? as-1' V M ' ., .' ,Lv V , Le I la M-I .:.:.: 7 v . M , U ' Q' 1 A' Q Q . , L , ' .-L , 1 ,.-ef 1 Q ,- f ' ' .f . . 4 - ' p -L , ,i- ', y v- Y . A , X 4 , ' lr ' K -A 1. Y, 'a v ,,. ,sri ARLENE and DON GOENS japan Q if xx Q' . VERLE and OAKLEY MILLER Trinidad MARY and ART KLUGE Briiifb West Indie! BL Sp L' L ' ,k ik L59 'ksigw 1 5 0 o 44 f n X 1.0 154' of lui 1' Qdf HAZEL L. MCDILDA MARGARET and FRANK LAFONT Kenya Colany, Africa Kenya Colony, Africa U I O 0 0 - The sun never sets upon the work of our alumni. In far off places around the world our missionaries serve with honor and distinction. Rites are performed for 1200 baptismal candidates at our mission station in Africa. - . 9 Qxm x I 24 3, 1 N 3 . . .5 l .r ' .--'W 'f'?RN ' x I -a -9-cr .. Y -F35 , ,-. ,:-- I iw V. , 1 ' ii -' - - 'ta 2 H , r ,y . .' l 4' t li ff 5 1- f .4 .iff P -'3f'1if'f 5-T .I Hu' V' s Q -- -, ' 111 p- 'J-'QEQMJ GRACE and WILLIAM DONOHEW Kenya Colony, Africa BETTY JO and DON JOHNSON British Guiana va grae 45644 M mam Me These words from the theme certainly describe the work of our missionary alumni. They carry the spirit of our school with them as they serve in Africa, India, japan, Egypt, and the Caribbean. Our missionaries are con- tinually mentioned in prayer in chapel and in the periods of personal devotions by our students. A new building going up in one of the African mission stations. -dir. . Hr 4 -3. E. -W-M E- I A N h . 1 , 6.93 2 Q KATHRYN and AARON KERR Tmvanrore, South India GRACE and ERNEST LAFONT Alexandria, Egypl 'X' g B L 0 may ca Vx-.6415 ' oF-ic' fig v 3 fi E - 'W 'fl lk .. ,317 U- '- 1,1 negating X 'v r 1 9+ V . Xu-4 Guests at the Christmas Banquet were the Aaron Kerrs. !f-5 CALVIN and MARTHA BRALLIER Kenya Colony, Africa ?-., WILBUR and EVELYN SKAGGS Cairo, Egypz N NM ww M-A W 3, Www m 'H NH' , , 4 I W , m 4 I W' V i,,,I.,g:- i- ,Yu - ,-ni, .1 ,7,v,,,,:,L, ,. K, - , .-...- .wr .. Y- iifx Bottom row: Mary Orndoff, Mrs. Kerr, Virginia Es- pmctice makes Perfect. kew. Top row: Nadine Thompson, Marilyn Hency, There must be an easier way! Carolyn Hiddleson, and Wiana Gottier. The Parsonettes Club is a fellowship of the wives of students and professors. They have a two-fold purpose. First, the women are vitally concerned with those things that will better equip them for their roles as queen of the mansef' Secondly, they aim to include every mar- ried lady within the circle of their friend- ship and fellowship. .A iq wi ' ,i Watch the birdie The Camera Club strives to promote an interest in better methods of photography. They aim to preserve by pictures a record of the outstanding events that take place on our campus. They render valuable service for all the publications of the school. Although they are one of our newer interest groups, they are taking their place as one of the best service organizations. no Jim May, Presidentg Leonard Sylvester, bers, and Percy Gottier, Advisor. - .. - f,,T. H, Wim .F- H. w.w?,.li..i .,. '5 1 wa rts - . . 1 mx if Z -- ' ' iw' ' K fi HTF , iv vt' 9 l H Y HN l ?lw,'w . H. ' 'fv'igsErF g.A in ' ' ? 5: :ui i 1 3: 1 F 'il 1 --Q 1 , az i '21 ' ef , lfw-v W r Y , . . T .:.:.:.. .V 1, . . , T 'N 'H - i 4 lll :' l- .- 'P' ' W ' 1 A W iii, ejm,,:lX,,i'Q,,,,f' DV tm, lk: xt! we I-E: 5. Z -- E . 'Hi' V 'Ai A l'-- -:nkif . A ' ' l ll! if f- - as 7- 1 - , . ui, 5, :-: 9: -:-:-: .- ' , 'f I- :J 1 ' - 2 Hr 1 .r U J' '-' Vg-gu i kj 'I r -.L f,.l3-1.l:-'y'5:- a JE' in ,mm PL N L I 1- , e- 1 , , , .. jfigyl: jail .5 E , 1- Y 5 -- ' ,vl' am' i-,,r-J . ll ., --ma--11 Oliver Cham all lil - ..ZV...,1,,-K,--,gW,-ag,-.....,-.-. 9, fin? Y , WA--.C 5.55 1-H ' 1,7 3' - - F4 'Ti its Dr. Gray receives a basket of ingathering food from the business manager, Mr. Clarence Perry, jr. Pacific Bible College Harvest Ingather- ing is more than giving, more than shar- ing, more than celebratingg it is a fellow- ship. Through this fellowship the Church extends its evangelism by investing her material goods in a live enterprize-the dynamic lives and potentialities of young men and women dedicated to Christian service. This Pacific Bible College food barrel is filled hundreds of times each year with delicious fruits and vegetables. The Harvest Ingathering is an annual fall event on our campus. Students at Pacific Bible College are deeply appreciative of the gifts of the churches who help to share the expenses of college life. ? fl if . . ct,i 'iti Q ' ff f '.QJ AI! l::,,a M- ! 1 .ikff jlltil ff. gl I .- I Dr, Linn, I present this basket as a token in representation of our gifts. ' N, . X XX xx ' K - 1 ,K H ll X .1 H 111 G 'N W11111gg11.,,1 X 1 .. 1 ' 11 1 11 11. 111 111' 1 1 11 'I . ,. x l 1 1 .1 -1 :ngzsaaw A- 'wx . 1 mfs.. I J 1 1 1 1 R11 11.1111 . usa .Q 1 11 11 11 - ,f1 T1.U1-cr -I H. 1 Q11 '1 T ,4,,.g..:f1 n ,ju egg' .f.1 , -. ,- '-1- .'1g1f:e- 'f.'f' JE' N ,s 1 ,-.1 ' Nc .- if J 14 . -1:2-1 its--575.2f'wgrfef,3zeie1Egslal 1 , A A' 7 fi 1, Tv- ' '1':f- fir1'1:-ff.1-19+?'SYE' , 5 ef,-gf:-, ' ,lvf-'i it .W -4501.1 if ',i:'?n- . - .JF '.'1. K 1.,: V A ,gy 3-5, -.U ,. A ., ,f K Ei.. WWF' e-. .J I ' n if 1 rm- This harvest scene symbolizes gifts from Consecrated Christian laymen. , fix: If-1-fr 5 Wi yu . .....x.. 0 -- V fi? 5 V H we , - zf ' .gif 1 ii Qt fl ' '- ' 'T W4 W '.,',J1Q:' ly w - x V, ., , , f - ...flirt v,, - 'A C15 xiiizg l ,H ' , 1' ' i,. magfbl J A ' X I.:::. , 3 , A J- l 1 ' ,. - -1 f , ' , ,, ,,4-' V, l , m n .. X , ,Q F ' f 'N f ' .3 'J f 'isijifel' t ' F 'Tv 1 is C A 'li ,' 11 -...Q v-q......, Y . , . ...H , , --' - . , S A S e ----1 -e1 l .S ,. , , , , !l'alvuwg:a-,f.- ' T '4 - .LL 5'--? B P 'A 4 1 I Rosie, Donna and Vyonne- A Tisket a Tasketf' Mary Tanash, Sopranog Sylvia Tunnell, Second Sopranog Joyce Ely, Alto. Gale Anderson, tromboneg Orville Roberts, trumpetg Ima Good, trumpetg Pat Smith, pxanog Daryl Kerr, trumpet. .. . .gf -,,.f..,... I 1' -Wu '-gif X With music, one relates har- mony. It is from this that the Harmonettes derive their name. Composing the trio are Vyonne Houghtelin, Rose Ellen Aro, and Donna White. They have traveled throughout the year representing the college in var- ious congregations. The focal point of their service will be an interstate tour climaxed by the International Youth Convention of the Church of God. The Lifeliners trio, Vonna Claire Millard, Janice Underwood, and Zona Stevia, portray the evangelistic spirit through their name, dresses, and theme song, Throw out the Lifeline. They have traveled much this year on week- end tours, and they made a special trip to Seattle and Edmonds for the Harvest Ingathering Fair. if ii M: or i L Z r it Z . 'ii ii 'Wm r ST' . . ., :,,v. -. ran. .,-:Def ', ' frfiri ' . 1, nn -si 4 H- it ff We -T .l -iv. . 1: i , ,, I l I l -f ' 5 r pmt. 5 ,Lj.J.J, gif'-. y Lt Il TI -1-, e X 99 I . ipsu- ns-- .V ir. I eil ? , xv., K ln. .. 1 l. s., . was , - r 4 - ie if -N - . , -... .-r. 9 ev -31: . ii: 1 ,q,5i: S . r,,..b:i, 1,,..,m ,. The Gospel Messengers find travel- ing to sing and preach an enriching experience. They are Roy Black, jim Allen, Carroll Hendrix, and Rick Hardt. Il...-4-,IL I-2:2 gizjjlil EL'--IZ -'hw'm BF 1-.T l'sfEWLEEge'ip',YQ-ige'- ME ggirgef 5' SE'-TN IMA -- 133'-' -rg., : wig E'fW'f l , 2- S 3 'Ljjf-in. '1-1 '51 - ., 51- - n..,4 . . ,En, ,,. .f. El: ,F .gy A ,- f . LQIQ 9 . , 1-,Egit 2-, 'v'f,3fii's ,., fg ,., 55712152 E15 WE: ' ,. T 94. file- .- w e ' :E , f f ': :::' i INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE EEL M Joyce Ely, altog Betty Coffin, piano HT?-SILT :': X . i 1 F Martha Walker, flute. lEClL4.....-... WHY? ,wr--Qgein- .- : .. If -. ., ,, gc , '. -i., -1 ll. 1 H12 elif- f .3 S1 V. 1 -lim, x i ii Ayn., 7157: , Cl-IORULAIRES Elaine Robinson, second sopranog Betty Gray, first sopranog and Glena- dine Smith, alto. 'V' '5 a .Ei Sei , ..,.4.i- -.X . . Q ? 'L', Q ' i W f AMBASSADORS QUARTETTE R -l,l Glenn Miller, Daryl Kerr, Tom Mor- QW :,: if? my .. E gan and Carl Alexander. ,,.-l ig-QQ H . I ,yi . . .,-4,.- .'i,'f5.!i - L, Q ', f- ' -' -if:-1L:,-t .f ig--I,-57:1 l --f 1.13 91 1 f l'Tr'fk?f't-3753. 7 fl ' 'V I 55,541.3 1, 51' ,, -, ,. . .,- X lltwyi sy w rt N' Qtr? .M in ,ns A-x 'ADJ' 1, ii. 1. 1 ' ir X i :K zltiknl f -4 L? f TV IEE? A v .Wi L ! I , ' 'f if rp 15 1. as L ! ' I Lg .. 'I Ei? 1 552 ni-Q., P A .i - -Q., pi i . '. lk. .Z.,i.l. - T '5.'is.-. w...e:'J'-,. . ,, WX -- EIU-ll!!! 1 ' JT ,Xu .E:f,T,, im -in :1 M 4 L in fin P- i l :ew X 2 is mf The Student Council aims to so govern and regulate campus life so as to create within the student body an appreciation of well organized group action. They strive by their own con- duct to encourage a renewed emphasis in the Christian way of living in all areas of life. The Student Council is dedi- cated to serve the student body, just as the students are dedi- cated to serve Christ. 553' wi E52-iii' l Y X V -,- ' -Afs .9'W ,.. sw . - . I .iw-f'f7'a2Z'?r:a- . .szgilgpggg 52 ii' 2 ? 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G, 7. .V fig?-H fypiglf,-.. ,L,,:g4:,r...:,:.st-uigf. viii: LL 5'i l'l'l l?5i' 5a'g1lZf5iigf1:':E-1':'.,-.'.?z'f :: 'E-1' r-.aa 1' '1.f'::.gr-42 0- - '-A iilgtigtrga'-'gjgyi-2rHf74'2 1?eZ:.!2if'4'i-'s-:I-?ti.'Z?'- x'5.2-::Ii:iSif5b5!'2'83', 9' eiikfj ?i:fiff i'5f??ff.' V -W-- ,s 51. ,LJ 1 :gm-f'ff f-'Lf-'fir-, ,pf Jw, - 4 ' F-. f-3, -'-:YS -vb ' ., j. ,,,. .,- 6,0 fi 4i.5:d3ri5,H.5Iea2,5igq:4,f, tg-Q:5,t1,i.fanv.25:,..i3g.i-JW OH , . 3- .uf-1 .1-I .fr .-17,4 --'. z--3 ND 1 bn Qi' 1 w-r 1: 55- '--,. '- .- 11.1 5.1 A :rffe5,'X. ' 4 .3255 Sgr' . sf , . iq.,-ptgzti ,.. ,- f- u Life Student body President, Dick Craghead speaks in chapel. Janice, Paul, Marcelyn, and Tom do committee work for a report to the Student Council. To learn, to teach, V to labor, and to pray. ,, 1 69 5145! ' A if ,af The Beacon is the object of attention, Zona! It looks like Barbara doesn't aree. Wake up and get busy, Donna! This is no time to play chess! Di.,- Am To Bo As a team, the Beacon Staff en- deavors to review the experiences of the year in word and illustra- tions. It is also their purpose to prepare a memoir which is histor- ically correct. p row: Barbara Livingston, Orval Kerr Dan Petersen Zona Stevia and Al McNee1y ttom row: Donna White, Glenys Rust Al I-Iammons Al Grlce -,.1-lt! f 546546 ,ee 1 iv fl ya. .F-fi - . A Please dear, salt it first! Words fail us! But, believe it or not, it's Keith Caudill, Joyce Ely, Bonni Helfrich, Ruth Green Ruth Green. Joyce Elias, Ray Lyons. Scheduling a social function for each month of the school year is the duty of the Social Committee. All its members are kept busy with 'many details in pro- viding social events which are enriching experiences as well as being fun. This year a variety .of activities promoted by this group have been lively as well as memorable. Janice Underwood, Almae johnson, Ruth Green, Advisorg Keith Caudill, Ned Harpest, Ray Lyons, Wiana Gottier, and june Fairchild. push, pull, click, Click . . . without blades it's quick. 1:9 Nh. T' l- fs 'ii 1 --- ii A ffl 1- , yi 1,11 J E W ,bs f Q :is .,s3?f'f1: H Hi what W . -vm' .W ii v . ,i .... -i it 1.Pood's served at the Christmas banquet. ' 2.The Four Flats make the noon meal a real treat. 73 4 ,X 'UIQ ' 7603 5 . V Pogo was even at the Kornival. ll' li ' il 1. Master Barbers Bonnie and Arlene watch apprentice Doris. 5. It takes all kinds to make a world 2.Look who is playing games at the Coming out party! 4. Our guest speaker, Dick Craghead telling of his last expedition to Africa One way to crack nuts and have fun doing it. I 3 E l ,, .. ,isa tgitiliiliii.. 1 1, The light still shines, claims Tom Smith, guest speaker at the annual Christmas Banquet. Although much emphasis is Placed upon the maintenance of a high academic standard, the social life of the student is not neglected. Varied social activities ranging from formal banquets to informal taffy pulls provide op- portunities for good social expression. nlvw, V i X - , -fav-5'efff1f ' 'T ff 'ft1fF' .fn 't .- I ,W 'I - - , s . 'inn '- . -Q ' , f ' 4+ l ll l lt lf' ' w i i 1 l X , I1 -7' . A' 233 , . -m , .-- 'C - L ,y P - ' its F l ll E1 H A V Li, DJ ,gg o r It was our privilege to have Senator Mark Hatfield on our campus this year, as one of our guest assembly speakers. The assemblies have attempted to Send out Thy light . , .! 76 l 4 1 l develop a harmony between Christian thought and World political issues and tasks. Standing: Leonard Sylvester, Del Spencer, Fritz Hardt, Sid Eames, Allen Light. Seated: Mary Tanash, Mrs. Hawkins, Paul Gessler, Carole Rogers, Vyonne Houghtelin. fa ja'-5 tri 74,33 ' . rf I ig, . fi 1 ' , - Ira, Q I t 6 9-3.5 S :lb I3 g . 5 1 ' gif: W . 4 Q ff, 5 . amd M!! The members of the Comet Staff work hard to meet their deadlines, They produce very interesting topics and news of our school activities. Some- thing new has been added this year, which is the very appro- priate cartoons. They are striv- ing to produce a better paper to represent our school. W g 4 i x7 rg? ' 52 , X ..4-,gn 'QI 5 if L .,l1,,, 2 .ivwf Tit 1: rs Y 'ii-. lm, we il 2 at . Members of the Comet staff look first at the cartoons of the January issue. I I? !l Cheer up, Savas, tomorrow will be better. Be careful, Lois, he needs those eyes The Crea 'tors are seeking to raise Campus drama to its merited position of importance. Q Projecting oneself into a situation and reacting to that situation increases understanding of paralleled life and circumstances. II' Rev. and Mrs. Worth receive disconcerting It took little dramatic art for Carole news in the play Ba Thane. Rogers to portray joan, the typical teen- age character in Ba Thane. ,'!B A L mul, g an 5 5 t '..4'f'l ati? Q if ' 4 l , I Q. . YW' Wilma Perry, Dr. Warner Monroe, Merincla Chapman, Advisorsg Harvey Good, Presidentg Rose Aro, Vice Presidentg and Donna White, Secretary. ' ' ' A , , . Q 1 ' j ' 0 1 xnnulll 1 - lllllll 5 -s Q fx s,s ' 12-li N 'wa ' is rjgg ,E es M J an U Si lim L QM: 3. nr ---...-,,, de 14 64466654 dz The activities of the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Lauren B. Sykes, are well known throughout the church. The highlight of the spring semester is the annual choir tour. This year concerts were given at various churches in Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, and Wfash- ington. . a ' :ljvxf T1 V, I , lag J ' -T ' Dont vsorry Mr Sykes we still have Students enjoy the initial performance of the A Cap tvso seconds pella Choir. Mr. Sykes directing the Oratorio. The success of the concerts is de- pendent upon each person's realization of his individual responsibility to the whole group through many hours of diligent rehearsal. uw start 1 - Carl Alexander, Presidentg Tom Morgan, Bus- iness Managerg and Treasurer, Judy Mouser. 0 I ' '74 Same .lake 66143:- 74a 164412 tie 1446 Me .Zod- The Oratorio Society, under the direction of Lauren B. Sykes, is the largest single organization on the Campus. It consists of 100 voices. They present two concerts annuallyg the Christmas Concert which featured the traditional music of The Messiah and the Spring Concert at which the Oratorio, St. Paul was presented. Donna Quinn illustrates the fine art of cake decorating S9 . v' . 4? 4 A Q G Q wr.. 5 rn 4 L ,-L' ' QI C-7 0- lk lk ' ylx J h.! 99319. A. asf' 'w Y? Th Koinonia Parthenon officers: Glenys Rust, Secretaryg Joyce Ely, Publicity Chairman, e Mrs. Whitney, Advisorg Jeannene Millard, President, Ann Mendenhall, Treasurer, Janice Underwood, Program Chairmang and Rachel Walker, Vice President. I I xp ., T .A 5'fJ5e'9 T ir ir EE?-'F lim iz LW 9 ll' ul , 5, i- A -ft gl' li vi 'x e- if .Al Q v- -.- I 'I ee - ' 5,1 rl-.2 '- ., . , , v - , V -,:-.. - ,- E, A ., ww Mp , k5,-.l.5f- fl N ' T , , .Q 'a J if' W V- A .I ' 1 VZ L . an jeanene ours for anice and Glen s at the annual P Y tea. The Koinonia Parthenon, by interpreta- tion, the fellowship of girls, has estab- lished as its purpose the creation and development of the highest ideals through a Christlike life. The girls seek to be refined, to cultivate their thoughts and language, to develop purity of taste in their minds, morals, and styles, and to radiate joy and friendliness. The many special events during the year are designed to achieve the aims of the above stated purpose, to enrich the fellowship among the girls, and to strengthen the relationship between the girls and their administrative leaders. Grandma Glenadeen tells, Why the Chimes Rang. The latest creations in hats and accessories were modeled at our November meeting. Three of the girls are engaged in making boutonnieres and corsages for the Kare Kor- nival, Janice Underwood, Ernie Staley, Clarice Price, and Betty Coffin. The Spanish Club, which is open to any student who indicates an interest in its affairs, seeks to engender among its mem- bers a heightened interest in the language and customs of the Latin-American world. TN if N 'HA g I, ' , , .Y l 1 ,Ld .. V . 2 s lag A 1 5: l . 5 ll 1-ev , if L ,, D i if 'Wy if gif we A 5 Eso si'que estia bueno. Clarice Price and Mildred Scott. Stretch, girls, stretch! These boys are displaying their talents. Whew! They finally made it! QABLE if 0 N I1 f N5 fn 8 1 Qx1lll0 X, .,-f3'f'f,- -0 rg' is Q L sf 9 il 5 ll Y ' Hx- - 'ug 'F ,Z 'S,,4v'x N . .., ' Q nz M Q Q 'gk F4 R M :1 , W1 ,ww -x M: il: ,fd W if .1 gf W.-K 1t,u.:,,xf . .fm---, 1 vii E12 1 I if f'- wit , i. A iiif,,H2r.? , :W .. ' uf' -qi 'SSA' .:w,.s1 my M- Q- .H x, fu si, Q x, me - :- H sift fggwf J Su? 7' 45213, AQ 5, F 5 'ff 1 ,t I-, ,I rg fq 1 ,pn -'N 'Mk' ,, 5? ' ft, XM: ,,, ii, mr at Eg :wigs :ix , ,wzssfm W 1 n The faculty quartet renders hits from Barbershop Corner. V. 1: ' 'JL-1? .IA QV, 1. hh 47 'x ff' At least they're standing! I C. Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub. J e 3 0 , , wr ,qi 5? If A ,gggxzaxa P WMM rage 0, Winamp 70aq4,,, 5' Jeanene, you're getting careless. This is their recreation. e B -23 00 2. 4 5, 'N M R 1, 6 fi De , ,bm-AND oaiaoxk Goodnight, Sweetheart! 3 They're always stuffing their faces. -HJ 3 - Y' Fr , W Y V For ' 1',,-f g9'1'-fr-f, -r wr' Prices QM . -,W.,.1...,..,,...f in 5 ' ...f.,WfW 5 TEXAQQ STQETQQN A :mm V.',: I if iiffmnin ivrguors Pr. 4-90I7 T. H ' E uw H' A-Ba' up Q mf W M ff? 155 3 'Q' I 'B 7 rn 'kxfrgf Slw Abhlino os'-G09 Q 0 9-7 V' J F ww 'W' - fn Lx P NQ5- 0 - -if :Ly '1ks:a'7Z35x . I.. 1. rtisinq NEW CATHAY RESTAURANT 24I0 S. E. 82nd ai Division PR 4-I6I6 CHINESE AND AMERICAN DINNERS SERVED DAILY 4:00 P. M. 'Io I2:00 MicInigI1I I2:00-9:00 P. M. Sundays To Learn, 'Io Teach, and 'ro Labor . . . HOLLADAY PARK CHURCH OF GOD Proposed Sfruclure 'ro be Complefed in lhe Fall of I956, a+ N. E. 2l Avenue and Tillamook Slreel Unfil Then, Services are Conducfed in l'he Presenf Church Building al' N. E. 8 AVENUE AND WASCO STREET I PORTLAND, OREGON Telephone BElmon+ 5-9575 JAMES G. WADE, Minisier HENRY C-3. WILSON, Ass'1'. Minisler Residence: 3I24 N. E. l6+h Ave. 253l 5- E- 84+h Ave. Telephone ATIan+ic 4-2662 Telephone PROspec+ I-9I I5 We exlend a welcome. 'ro all people, and specifically To The sfaff and s'luden+s of Pacific Bible College, 'lo worship in +he services and lo par+icipa1'e in l'he ac- livilies of lhis Church. A GRQWINQ, CHURCH WE COMMEND THE CLASS WITH A OF I956 ON THE GRQWING MESSAGE ATTAINMENT OF GRADUATION The Church of Friendly lnleresl' and Warm Fellowship CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I956 ns., I WOODSTOCK CHURCH OF GOD S. E. 5OI'I1 and Woods'I'ocIc Por+IancI, Oregon A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU REV. M. E. PETERSEN, Pas+or REV. H. E. HOOVER, Asst Pas+or 4+ Iv ,Pri mr-V I I I1 I THE RICHMOND CHURCH OF GOD 394I S.E. Division PorI'IancI, Oregon Where a Chris+ian Experience Makes You a Member ' CongraI'uIa'Ies PACIFIC BIBLE COLLEGE GRADUATES OF I955 3935 Grani' SI' REV. A. C. ROPER, PasI'or Residence X ro,r : . , . , 7 Yf.:fI'Q '.,' ' S I , V .--g-e-- G if vu :p.TuoN S Twin f- ENEVOLENQE If F'-, we I P65115 ' I -::':--::- U - XX J ' I If I For ' ' .Ze ' i f ' . f zrzmia W ANDERSON, IND. FOREIGN MISSIONS HOME MISSIONS CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD HOUR ANDERSON COLLEGE AND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND YOUTH PACIFIC BIBLE COLLEGE FREE LITERATURE MINISTERS AID AND PENSIONS Every Person Giving Io The Local Church Every Church Giving Io World Service A Branch of The Executive Council of The Church of God World Service moo IE-Ko QNER Alln KIDDIE KORNER A Compleie S+oclc of Juvenile Furniiure ai' Budgel' Prices Phone BE 6-4672 4537 S. E. DIVISION PORTLAND 6, OREGON I office. BE 2-3086 l Home: BE 5-43I2 I EDWIN w. RIEKER. MD. Physician and Surgeon T 5lO5 S. E. Hawihorne Blvd. PORTLAND I5, OREGON I Office BE 5-6470 Res. BE 4-8757 DR. K. EARL ANGOVE Chiropraciic Physician 43I9 S. E. Hawihorne Blvd. PORTLAND I5, OREGON MARYLYN CLEANERS 355I S. E. Division PORTLAND OREGON Special Raies Io All P. B. C. S+uclenI's LA RUE . . . LADIES SHOP For Fine AppareI 4805 S.E.Haw+horne Porllancl I5 Oregon BE 6-3574 MARION F. smm-I W7 1 i ROUSE LOCKER f We Sell Oualiiy and Give Service - 55l'h AND S. E. POWELL BLVD. PORTLAND, OREGON PR 4-I977 ' THE CAMERA MART I0 fm FLOW? .viii-Pmgiafiu , uni ' -f----A.. i -. - A - .,.- ,f V 1'---Q - - . . . .....,,, , . .Nu ., '-m-.. . -.- ' , - V-...za ' -... , 1 . ---I.. . - ' -.f LAM:-Q., - --'- '- - . ' -z:. , ' I N. ff-.g-,.3-I 1o'L MLW! . . - -. I - Y U..-gfrfjq'-5...-1 -- : - 5,4 , ww V A , , . A,.q-5 I, ... , .,,,.. , , I ,., iz,-v -UT MA - Yfr.-,za ,. .... . -i,,,.w,-'ALL' J . ., Q5 ,. . .,:. ! ll 1-ui' 'f - Y U - bs... :AWD 1-,Q x-,Y A- FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Everyihing for Ihe Ama'I'eur Corsages po.H,ed plank ancI Professional Phofographer Phone Cui, Flowers BE 5-9079 Shrubs CAM ERAS PROJ ECTORS FLASH BULBS FILM STRIPS SELF SERVICE FLOWERS FILM-ALL KINDS 3575 S. E. DIVISION 43I4 S. E. Hawfhorne BIvcI. FREE PARKING I-P-I-. .SEQ 'rr- I ,f f ' 1 LQ? Q'-,, N Ge'I' Your Paini' and RecIecora+ing Equipmeni' From GIenn Helfrich and Cecil Dorsey KEMTONE-DUTCH BOY PAINTS AUTO PAINT AND LACOUERS SPRAY EQUIPMENT-BRUSHES HELFRICH EOUIPMENT CO. N. E. 28I'h and Broadway We Call and Deiiver Phone VE. I234 ARROW CLEANERS 4-li-b We Give S 8: H Green S+amps 23I5 S.E. 50Ih Ave. Por'I'IancI, Ore. Wfffffw JEWELERS 3729 S. E. Hawfhorne WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE WATCH REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. Sfoolcey Welcome Your Visi'I. They offer a I0 percen'I Discouni' Io P B C S+uden+s Dial Be. 5-2400 Q- SN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 CAMEA ART STUDIO 4300 S. E. Hawfhorne Blvd. Por'IraiI's of CHILDREN-ADULTS FAMILY GROUPS SPECIAL EVENTS Phone BE 5-5866 Evenings PR I-7I80 Weddings al' CHU RCH-HOME-STUDIO Sfudenf Ra+es S. Roih Especially Well Equipped +o Handle . . All Types of Publicafions, Bool:Ie+s, Folders and Commercial Prinling KENWOOD COMPANY f PRINTERS 5 7210 N. E. Glisan S+.-AL 3-9942 I I Porfland I 6, Oregon We appreciafe ihe oppor+uni'Iy +o serve P. B. C. and wish Io Ihanlc fhe sfudenls and faculfy for I'heir cooperafion. HAWTHORNE DOUGHNUTS Large and Delicious I 4032 S. E. Hawfhorne Porlland, Ore. g i gs I A reg' -- Sql We Appreciaie Your Acquainfed he W ' Pafronage I' v I gaffeha FRANKLIN GARAGE iff FREE I Kg 485' S- E- DIVISION L' if When This Ad is Menfioned Por+Iand 6, Oregon Eg, 5 ' On Ani' Purchase BE 5 0343 -:g:- ITwo Times Onlyl V4 I - UNITED PETROLEUM STATIO FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 220: Sl. EA Igawihorne or an . regon f YW af COLLIN PHARMACY L ' ,be +he .ZA , ' Friendly lgllaguf fl r service and Prescripiion Specialisis i 5 P QUALITY eRocERlEs g i . - ... Xa and Meals ai' - - QW HARRY's in' ' DRUGS, SUNDRIES, AND GIF S GROCERY s. MKT. T 62nd and Division I0 Perceni' Discounf +o PBC SI'udenI's 50'rh and Hawihorne BE 6-I473 ALBERTA BIBLE INSTITUTE ' ICanadian School of 'I'he Church of Godl BOX 440, CAMROSE, ALBERTA, CANADA THE TRAIL is 'rhe Place 'fo Go I For a Real Ground Beef Sandwich I Plus French Fries I 4343 S. E. Hawfhorne BE 5-8I74 I GEORGE LEWIS CAFE 50I S. W. TAYLOR STREET Greyhound Bus Terminal Oualiiy Food Moderafe Prices CompIe+e Founrain Service Courreous Service TED HUGHES for AII Your Insurance Needs AUTO-TRUCK-FIRE-LIFE Superior Service Io Ihe SeIec+ed Rislc aI' a Subsfanfial Saving BELMONT 4-ZI34 432l S. E. HAWTHORNE BLVD. HI .fl Visi'I' Ihe ' GOLDEN RULE PICTURE MILL SHOE 5HQp ' For Congralulares 'Ihe Class of '56 I 6203 S. E. Powell FILM FINISHING PHOTO SUPPLIES Porfland, Oregon. . I 334' 5- E- BELMONT BE 5-7868 MR. AND MRS. J. w. LOEWEN, owners Complimenis of Bibles, Books, Giffs, and Music 3 Sunday School and Church Supplies , Congrafulanons +0 me Complefe Chrisfian Film Library Class of I956 CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CENTER WE HAVE APPRECIATED 825 S. W. 4+h. PORTLAND, GRE. A I YOUR PATRONAGE CA 7-358I I . . I - -I HELEN CALBREATH I Piano and Pedagogy I MARY EVELENE CALBREATH Singing I Congra+uIa+ions. Class of I956 DR. WALLACE J. PHILLIPS MUSIC STUDIO DEN-I-IST Accreclifed ' 3I46 E. Burnside Blvd. PORTLAND OREGON PORTLAND I5, OREGON I Telephone BE 5-2476 . Pyrhian Building Residence: 9I8 S. W. Yamhill S+. 2808 S. E. Belmonf S+. 7 Zone, 5, CA 2-3474 Zone l5, BE 2-29I4 ROCKWOOD sELLwooD PARK ' CHURCH OF GOD I1rou ese oor Pa:-s 1'h3I1G-rIIea+esI'DPeoi:Ie S. E. I6I'I1 and Spokane of Ea,-1-h PORTLAND, OREGON OUR FRIENDS I1 Congra1'uIa1'es 'I'I1e Gradua'Iing Class of l956 CII Tl' 'Z I ! I WAYNE R. BENDER, Pas+or Residence: I834 S. E. Uma+iIIa I Telephone BE 647.4 REV. DWIGHT D. BROWN Pasfor I I33 S. E. I92ncI Sf. Pho. No 5560I IRVING PARK CHUCH OF GOD Corner of N. E. I3+h AND I SKIDMORE ' -en: Q ,I amoia N 'LWQIETL TX Vx 0 o Enloy 'rhe Comple'I'e Lune of A MAYFLCWER 9 MILK PRODUCTS XV A+ Your S+ore or NI 0 JP ou Sf' -4 IT' rn F 91 5. 2 E u w 5 Q 0' EL '4 O C -Q. U o O 'I gz'f '9 g 5' 'fi l 1 -r 'L E S : c: I- g 6' T ' Make Your House CompIe+e wi+h Maferials From BLUROCK CONCRETE PRCDUCTS, INC. HAROLD STEVENS, Presidenf HAL STEVENS, Producfion Manager DALE CLARK, Sales Manager Telephone OXford 4-3345 8908 N. E. Highway 99 Vancouver, Washingfon 9,5 BIBLE COLL MCI ESE Wesiern Theology College of I'he Church of God 22I9 S. E. 68+h, Porilancl, Oregon Chris'I'ian Training Wi'Ih a Purpose Degrees Offered: BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF THEOLOC-BY Maiors: BIBLE, EDUCATION, ENGLISH, HISTORY MUSIC, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, THEOLOGY Wrife for a Ca+aIog THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Serving Ihe Church of Gocl wi'rh: 20 On I'he Foreign Field I9 in Home Mission Work 200 Pasfors ll Church College Teachers MANY OTHERS IN VARIOUS PLACES OF CHURCH LEADERSHIP LAYMEN OF THE CHURCH OF GOD Join Togefher fo Profecf Each Ofher POST OFFICE BOX 820, ANDERSON, INDIANA The Mufual Benefif Sociefy of fhe Church. owned and oper- afed for 'Ihe benefif of our people. The following fable shows fhe maximum benefifs for normal cases. Benefifs are defermined nof by age only, buf by healfh, heighf, weighf and age. AGES -I 0-20 2 I-30 3 I -35 36-40 4 I -45 46-50 5 I -55 56-60 6I-65 BENEFITS S I 000 S900 S800 S700 S600 S500 S400 S320 S240 Addifional Benefifs are Available for Those Who Can Qualify 66-70 S I60 W E are fellow-laborers of fhe Kingdom, each according fo his falenfs and calling. Some of us are preachers: some are feachers. And some are publishers. Our dufies are differenf. Buf our obiecfive is 'rhe same. A world furned from evil. A world acknowledging Chrisf and obeying His precepfs. We who are publishers are responsible for a vifal linlc in fhe chain of Chrisfian wifness. If 'Ihis linlc is fo hold, we musf use our every resource in for- ging if. Worlcing, hand-in-hand wifh ofher Chrisfian agencies, we cannof, for a momenf, slaclcen our efforf. One weak Iinlc will impair fhe sfrengfh of fhe whole. YOU NEED YOUR PUBLISHING HOUSE: YOUR PUBLISHING HOUSE NEEDS YOU Progress Through Cooperafion GOSPEL TRUMPET COMPANY ANDERSQN, INDIANA ALLSTATE INSURANCE THRIFTWAY STORE Ihundecl bY Sears Roebuck and Co'I An ideal place 'Io do your shopping. A warm Your Local Agenf for This Area cheerful Chris'Iian aimosphere will malce ROBERT PIKE shopping pleasant 4bI7 S. E. 73rd Avenue Call Me Anyfime PRospec+ I -0405 BOB ELLE'S WELCOMES YOUR VISIT CongraI'uIa+ions, Class of '56 NEW HOUSE AND HUTCHINS TowlNe Wreclced Cars Boughl' and Sold IOI5 S. E. WOODWARD ST. Phone BE 6-4I 34 MR. E. F. MOORE, Owner MONTAVILLA SEWING CENTER We Sell AII NaIionaIIy Adverfised Machines See Him for New and Used Sewing Machines 8326 S. E. S+arIc AL 3-7388 4 , .h '-wr l 1 ii if - i f 2-, T .Th To Professor Kerr, Advisor, for your never-failing willingness to help the staff with its many problems. To Albert Hammons, Art Editor, for your leader- ship and effort in the layout and art work. To Albert Grice, Business Manager, for your patient attention to the business affairs and details. To Daniel Petersen, Advertising Manager, for your drive and enthusiasm in contacting our advertisers. To Barbara Livingston, Circulation Manager, for your faithfulness in helping wherever needed. To Carol Rogers, for your dependable assistance in layout and copy writing. To Zona Stevia, for your helpful aid in many varied assignments. To Glenys Rust, for your resourcefulness in obtain- ing informal snapshots. To Donna White, for your availability in helping to share the load. To Professor Gottier, for your qamera work which is so vital in preparing this annual. To James May, for your help in securing photo- graphs used in the advertising section. To all who have helped in any way to make this book possible, my deepest thanks. Alan McNeeley, Editor l w vw ,,, . gina rr ' ,t 1 ll I X ,izmii ii f l -1 rm Q gl' t A Jie. 1 1 P s. 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