Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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E ' 'f Q 3 Kg Tgmfit ,X 3 x 5 3 3 f 'mfx f-. ..w? r ,V wk x N X X53 - 2 -A 2,2 X 3 wk. 5 in R X. N - w Xl iw ' X fi X -l, Tb -. v f . Us -'S Q cfm Q wi' I :mi ij K V. ':,: 'Sl ix V3-FX sf... 4' if t K3 W, N 2 , 3 ngf 3, ,lg- . --Y Y all .w RRG' , ', 321 J xg, -,Q K Vg xg 'Nj ,ii hw Q XXX-gi 'fy Q g Qi 5 xg J Q if wiki? V? ,X E5 bi Eb gs? E ?EEsjmbEifgT9 5 A :fm QNX mi V33 lxggisgi 2 SFS' 5 WF 3 me ! QW?Ngg? Ez THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF PACIFIC BIBLE COLLEGE PORTLAND, OREGON PRESENT THEIR 1957 I C ' Vfhn., I UNL ,X ' , L., xv-Q, - :Q -mug.. gs: g,...5.- iffmn-: f , E, ,, .J ,Q . J HH' i1 '-?'i? f w.v'U'r-' ' ' swf'-HH-lv' g L W' 1 J ,, ' I . ' Q? A T y 7 . nag-5 -fp -4- ' L, I-1 ' + :nz :' A 2 - 5 - .b - ...:..... , I - E , , , X . 4 1: av- -ff-'-:LM W- . X, ,W:5,u. -,wig ,. , ,f-A: LE- ,w ' flu' 'wil '.', ffl-ALE2:: I Y I V' : ea - S ' F- zfzfzfafz 1, TL , 'J - 1' - 1 . - ' - , ' j?f5h'E-.y. .If!,,Itf 1 gil.. E ,jf , Y . :J V 'ig 2 'L EJ? 5' L' F ,g fzvilf' .-1 Lv F'llJ,--QA .. T .- .-F , . 5. f. -1 . . I 55:2 ' ' -- ,FJ Wu -,NH ,J :FJ ' ' X Q,-liege.- A ' '!'lQj4'j1n..f.1, ,- ,fgl ,m: 5 ,If ,Q 7f,:Hc43f- L,-'diff1 'ip-1 , .mn ,. f -1 ,,7r.N.,, H-I , 5,5 -,.F,,H.y H H 2: Iwi? 'W 1 f -- 1 if -. .'..-41.11 - v'fi- gash, i'f ':.x ' QP' i f f.f.iaEf f. l 1'3' N7 E'-EIA' .9?H?' . U 15 ' Jifiw- nf -dx -Wi. M' !'f,..1??'.1 '-GS H 1 .- fi. M M EFI' .I H 'wg Wi j '1 -My wt: - I 'X :G .n 1 . ' ,- I- :Y W n5:.E1.'I1.,,tj,-:nn :', -5' ' - rw- -- z, 1 wzzi-g I TV- M, Q I H -. Wi ' ' J T 'lgaiai ' if IL j , , ' , W Q A 1 sw . K 1, Lg W fri M -E F-1 ,Q M we' J 1 :La 5, - . I f r ww? ' gp : E, 1?-5 5 . - ,LZ ,, ,L f 'fm Z . 1 7:71 lim I La N 9:fi41f,,. P is 11 -I-' :ri-Illig' 'V n C: r -z15'.'1'14.v - .... :wi 1 1- mu THE BRIDGE BUILDER A n old man, going a lone highway, Came at the evening, cold and gray, To a chasm, vast and deep and wide, Through which was flowing a sullen tide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim g The sullen stream had no fears for hirng But he turned when safe on the other side And built a bridge to span the tide. Old man, said a fellow pilgrim near, You are wasting strength with building here, You have crossed the chasm, deep and wide- W hy build you the bridge at the eventide?', The builder lifted his old gray head: Good friend, in the path I have come, he said T here followeth after me today A youth whose feet must pass this way. He, too, must cross in the twilight dim g Good friend, I am building the bridge for him. WILL ALLEN DROMGOOLE WORD Dr. Gray: Your name and Pacific Bible College have been synonomous to the Church for thirty-seven years. Out of your dreams, the school was formed. Its life has been permeated by your life. Your industry, faith, and sacrifice have brought the school through many trying years. Ralph Waldo Emerson expressed the thought that, '4Every true man is a cause, a country, and an ageg requires infinite spaces and numbers and time fully to accomplish his designg - and posterity seems to follow his steps as a train clients. Many young men and women have left the portals of Pacific Bible College and are extending the shadow of your Godly life in Christian service. You have been devoted to the task of building a bridge to facilitate the journey in pursuit of knowl- edge. We dedicate this Beacon to you as you ap- proach the completion of your bridge for the young people who will pass this Way. DEDI INSTITUTION IS THE LENGTHENE I 3,33 ,- -X' fy' ,f -, A , -. Ll 'High f uv f-,, Ai' , M X UQ' ,Li L' - . 1 - , . 31 -.41 fp Wi- fE?-B Y fy- ' JV, ,a f Rfk -.Ii v-J, , .4 'Q ' . ' .. X, fini tiff-C Qt 4. .L I -Sxhffl, . I9- K eb' Fi , Jin .414 . .- xg 4,17 ,- mv 7' -M. 5 . , . 251 , It 521 if-Q' ' ,i-2362: Eggfiif- '13 -' - -- : H+: 1 7 F 43 -' , Afmv? 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Members of the student body gathered in the library for study. In 1940 it was voted to move the school to Portland, Oregon. Dr. Gray and the student body gathered for this last picture before the move was made. ,,,. l E in i ai.. WM ',, 'wl3 wwlfQ5s..-i'...'i g4s1gill -H23 -sf : ii- g' W it m 'll'eafWf' ll Tumi' ll --rV'if3li 'L1ul'i .. f 5 1 ' -A Hi H- fri , wfgn f-jL,65.f.-, j ----, ! arg t 5 -is . ii. - M,y,:ii' it .A ,M K 3 ., W i, 1' ,M 3gffww1wf'...QEasa nzmuzlwwxsaigig ,g jig Q' , ,,,,,1f3,,lNN.iM..mm.., ag ti ini ii ' xx- w it Q'?5F 'u will i--'ll'-l EQ? H W' .uw 1, s any if 1' THE NEW INSTITUTION In 1940 the property of the Mt. View Sanitarium, situated at the top of 68th Avenue, just off Division St. in Portland, Oregon, was purchased for the new home of Pacific Bible College. The building provided for the offices, classrooms, and living quarters. Its surrounding property was cleared and put to good use. During the war years, students planted Victory gardens. Nix, R L-w fk.a..a..1 -L. , Ji ,qi W lCVES . . . Government Hall was given to the Col- lege by the United States Government in 1947. Meyer Hall was purchased a short time later. These buildings, together with the originally purchased property pro- vided for the needs of the school for a number of years. As expansions were made in property holdings, the faculty of the school was also enlarged. 1 1 ui 'Farm nal T er:-ar. iii ,if Kwok Q iv x :Quill KNEE EEZ ll sn F n W 2 Dr. Gray, Dr. Linn, and A. A. Blankenship turn the first shovel of dirt at the new build- ing site. The N. P' GROWTH REQUIRE! .N One of the most pressing problems of the 5 I .QW rapidly growing college was the need for hous- gig? ing. The N. Pearl Lewis Hall was built and X 1 L, B l P' The foundations begin to take form. ,- T 'Z ,1 e ,T-----51 X, H 3 ' A Y. u if-I uuu N ,--' .,,.- .,-f 1 , - . 4 ii gf' 2' A: ' g, ,3Ff. -.L '- ,V V J AVA ,J 1 or - I' Y -f' V, ...lei ' , i-' - - ,N ,fn , 1 5 5 I if ' T-46 '-15 f ' T . 4 , hier' ' ,..-- A,.g i4n f A I ' is f' T ' -' sri e f af '1 ..5f2'-142L4'1,'.:f151 -T 'Q' 1' ..4 '1'f .,,. , 1 gl? ' S-if ,. , . -1 E,?F '57' ' gf 1 52+-'1-evlli- -'if '. -- ,f'lfal'F- ,- -' ' em: . ' . 'a1Q f f T -is - f k fx!-1'-+ 3mf:, 'f3h1-' W s .e-,- I - H- -f.:1.'- :H 1 ' - . 'L-..., ,J,,-..-f ,- f l 'V ' i 3 ,F .L -- 'fs ? -'Vg' ' T T. A 3ll.5-il' E,-ef!-Ere Q:- 2 ki?'!lI'THLl ' f' 'fu 'N -fi i 1 Lf, 1'-2- : -As-12 -,uzfaijgii --Qwf.,--F---H' , -W, ,, Qf ,fs L LZ: V i-,LU Y K I-: lv 5 ,Q , 2 - V S YY. 'e.f1v+:a- ,1 T'Q.-Z i-f 11,2 -I l.f7.' iI ' if f ' is-e f Y '- . 'V' , iq, ,, '. Q 1, V- lr -'- -up .,-Q , 'gf'-,T'A1 '.f--'fr---'EFz?J-Rr:-.'Z' -ff as - Ni' , '- ' .,...--f , I , fl 1, 1 if-5 T. Q. j.. 2 I A,-in .- Work progresses on removing the forms. The windows are set in place next. ANOTHER MAN'S INFLUENCE IS ADDED AND A BUILDIN Facilities in the old library were grossly inadequate. Plans were drawn and Dr. Linn, Dr. Chapman, and Rev. Roper participated in the ground- breaking service. Construction equip- ment moved in and the building soon began to take form. The Otto F. Linn Library stands as a monument to the faithful one whose name it bears. IN HIS HONOR The problem of transferring 10,000 volumes was not a difficult one. Mem- bers of the faculty and student body pitched in and organized a ubookliftf' Even parts of the old shelving were transferred to the new building by a circuitous route. The empty shelves were soon filled with books. Members of the student body quickly learned to appreciate the expanded facilities provided by the new Otto F. Linn Library. ..,,n ......-r . . 1 4 A 4 'J ai. 2 nk.- 54 3, X F ,l gf 1 v. 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V V -.L 5 , , . . ,JY ' ' ' A g A44 POSTERITY FOLLOWS HIS STEPS Ralph Waldo Emerson once said: 4'Every true man is a cause, a country, and an ageg requires infinite spaces and numbers and time fully to accomplish his designg-and posterity seems to follow his steps. The alumni of Pacific Bible College are following in the footsteps of Dr. Gray as they serve in various parts of the world. These foreign students plan to return to their homes to render service. YHN . Theodor and Christel N aumann teach in Germany. Frank LaFont works in Africa. ,3'Xmsc..f 'il- -a- F rom , 'I Q.: , ':V..,: W , .Jw , U if .' in ' ff' ' - ad , 7 vu , , ,A EEK.: 1 iq. A Y, ,.- -.hn- wng' I Y' 5 'f - . f ,- , ' ' I' .1 ' 1- , , H ,, . ' -M, . 5551-... ,Or ' ' , ' lm . Zhfflivgpvlmu '- v 1 W L was - . V ., Q W, , Fifi' , V ff! ff f il? lu.- 1' - . W V -1q,,.M,Q Q X- . fl! 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X !'X nj N Ea 1 , - ' a , . , X . X f rx-. , ,if 'MJ X ' ' gy !,,XXIXH.p'EQ...i Q , K fi 1 M 5 553 X , L . ' A ' 4 Xl 5 ' ' JM ' -11? 3.91 ' ' 'X XXX, Xa? .X ' - X ' ' -Avi? ,,X ,, WX-X?'f13,W 1 J Q? H W, K, g YE T, ,-Login? . M5-Z X :E Z KXX TX - 1 YT! , . , -,W 'X ' A XFA.'l1v 7212? 12' my! ,A W . XR XX 1 M Qs: 5 Xf 'K X .Yi 1. in the efficient school. CLARENCE C. PERRY R. Business Manager ELLENE KERR Office Manager GRACE WHITNEY Matron ALBERT BORTON Maintenance ,. .. ,Qu S ,,. , Ay' f , -mi: '- X . l .. D.,- Wyse! .H .. ,. 15.2 fa: .YI 1 fi Ei 5 -el .317 ? 1 xfw H we s H W 3 ew v A.. 1.-F: Lf Ni' ' if 5,5 , . .Wi K . I '4 ,. M W I 1 , I N I 1 I I K , . : I VV ,z . . . N J I N 1 rf ? : ,I 1 - - ' X wr ' V' Eu, .,, fo, ngxf.-NA L. 1 A- .m M qggn 1:5-' f l' mg- 527 ' QQ- X ' 4 'gl' ' B. Y ,Y if f A' Hi 1 ' N 1 il ji 51 uw H uw uw w uw uw u uw nun 1 m, w w u H, A v K N 1 5 i 5 . H H an , 35 s ef 4 MARY E. CALBREATH, B.Mus. IRENE S. CALDWELL, M.A. OTTO F. LINN, Ph.D. Dean Emeritus Dr. Linn came to serve as Dean of Pacific Bible College in 1942. He served as head of the faculty until illness forced his re- tirement in June, 1955. At that time, Dr. Linn was named Dean Emeritus, the title which he still holds. MACK M. CALDWELL, DEd 'L T.i'l5EF,s ii gl Q H V: ORVAL L. KERR, M.A. Acting Dean fFirst Semesterl Professor Kerr has served as Menis Counselor at Pacific Bible College for three years. He is head of the Humanities Division. He was chosen to serve as Acting Dean during Dean Chapman's ab- sence the first semester. FRED M. CARLSON, B.A. HELEN T CARLSON BA KENNET ,QQ A. AA, HX w - -gm Y . Qfmdrf- 2 ,gg 1. iw x-E A if ' is A A AA . I ' . L - ' .A f f 1. -. Q, Qi',Q..wf'Tl EF4?1q1vL'75 f 7 A ' ' QQ.-xx M - e- A 5 , iz , Ai- ., A-If 2 las 5: U K QJ: - E - ... A I 1' - ': Eg. A A ,X... XXXX ,A ,A f V L. .1-.F I A , Y i,i'9ezf.1.:. ,QWQX ' :E ' Q. - f' L af- . My '.f..Q, . 71, ...iw X553 Q' fl ' 45 : Xi X M XX '..U.X.1-r..w.....EAQg5.,. 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XX..Xii2X.....XX... :3Q5X...Qb,U1 ,,, XXX 2 Y Eleanor Culp Martin Loudenslager Patricia Mortier Robert Williams William Williams Carol Wise Hugh Wolkow Arlene Baughrnan J ack Booher gw E FIS! The major emphasis on the campus of Pacific Bible Col- lege is the spiritual growth of the students. The activities for the growth are co-ordinated by the Spiritual Life Committee. They plan Weekly student prayer meetings, a Spiritual Enrichment Week each fall, and a retreat in the spring. Students participate in the 'Oregon Camp Meet- ing. PIRITU .'f' ,,. if iv? m 5 1 P ' Y W - thx ffm A As' 131' x -1 Y X pn? :WX ...rx Mm Y ms- gf A ii CHAPEL COMMITTEE The principal function of the Chapel Committee is to plan wor- ship services for the twice weekly Chapel periods. The speakers often include world travelers, mission- aries, local pastors, and visiting church leaders. The musical pro- gram is an outstanding part of these services. The members of the Chapel Committee are: Dr. Chap man, Dr. Gray, Glenn Miller and Zona Stevia. Student Body and friends gather together for a The Beaconettes sing during a chapel service. chapel service. The members of the Evangelistic Committee are, left to right: Bruce Kelly, Dr. Caldwell, Arlene Skinner, Judy Mouser, Harold Davidson, and Gene Frink. EVANGELISTIC CCMMITTEE The purpose of the Evangelistic Committee is to schedule student service groups for participation in spiritual activities. In this Way, Pacific Bible College helps to meet the needs of the Northwest Churches. One of the services of the students is ministering Students leave on a committee assignment. to the aged. r i w MISSIONARY SOCIETY The purpose of the Missionary Society is to stimulate interest in missions. The group selects a mis- sionary project each year to sup- port. The project this year is our mission in Palmer, Alaska, under the direction of Reverend and Mrs. Wesley Lancaster. Chapel services with missionary emphasis are planned throughout the year by this group. Russell Dyer, Dr, Crose, Zona Stevia, Terry Barnes, Richard Einerson, Joyce Herringshaw. Dr. John Crose, missionary to Korea, tells the Student Body of the needs in that field. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS The Student Volunteer group is a fellowship of students who are preparing for missionary Work. Meetings are designed to present world needs to the members. Many missionaries now serving have un- derstood their call through the ac- tivities of this group. The Student Volunteers keep in touch with our alumni who are serv- ing around the world. Irene Tanash, Dorothy Hilliard, Mrs. Caldwell, Advisor The Student Volunteers gather at the home of one of their members. any Lewis Hyslip, James G. Wade, advisorg and Allen Light comprise the executives of the student ministerial fellowship. Lewis and Allen engage in interesting Bible discussion. THE STUDENT MINISTERIAL FELLOWSHIP The Student Ministerial Fellow- ship is composed of prospective ministers on campus. This group meets each month to discuss the work of the ministry and to share ideas that will help them in their future Work. Many of their activi- ties are off campus laboratory ses- sions designed to give them practical experience that will help them to he hetter ministers. J Senior ministerial students have the oppor tunity to speak in chapel. The Parsonette's officers are Helen Harpest, Presidentg Shirley Millerg Wiana Gottier, Advisorg Geraldine Busk, Melba Acosta, Genevieve McNeeley, and Annetta Wolfe. Y X .Y 'H aiu ,i ,r 3 .. ' i 1 ,,L J 1 Ig, THE 4' Rs, T . WHII em it ' il u e wi The aim of the Parsonettes Club is to draw together the wives of students and professors into a closely knit fellowship. Their meetings are planned as to encourage in each Woman a deeper appreciation for the spiritual and cultural things that will prepare them for greater service to the church. It is their purpose to encourage each member during the trying years of student life. DL and Mrs. Miller add to the liilarity at one of the meetings. Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Ratzlaff serve tea to the group. i S 55535 '- 'l BUILDING THROUGH SERVICE The Student Council purposes to govern and regulate campus life. It is a representative group of the student body endeavoring to create respect and apprecia- tion for organized group action. In their dedication to serve the student body, as the students are dedicated to serve Christ, each person strives to set examples of Christian attitudes and conduct. sf-V -I 1 One of the activities sponsored by the Student Council is the annual spring clean-up. , ERVIC ROWTH STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Council are, first row, left to right: Sylvia Tunnel, Ardys Schipper. Second row: Mary Black- burn, Albert Hammons, Ray Lyon, and Dean of Women Mrs. Perry. Third row: Ben Chandler, Lewis Reeder, Mildred Scott, Savas Joanides, Jerry Philips, and Dean of Men, Mr. Kerr. Student Body President, Savas Joanides shown pre- siding over a regular council meeting. Nfl' me WX GW' Fil? ui l , 1 5 - ,,., H 1,2 it 'll ?1lli'ii ll lE H 5 , ,,,WQM,.,m4. V IIZ f wt ,FHM LL.: 7. 5' ' 'Q rf: E. 1 en' F5 Jil' t illggl'-gill! ul Ififillmdl ll t M-A ...,, A, ,I.,,g,,N,,., , ,,., M,,.,, , , Open wide! ! ! REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE The faculty and students appre- ciate the time the Remembrance Committee takes to be thoughtful when illness occurs. Flowers and cards sent by the committee help to express the sympathy of the student body in times of sickness and be- reavement. as x, l -tt M t N Members sharing the re- sponsibilities of this com- mittee are: Mrs. Ratzlaff, Advisorg Ruth Gray, Pearl Lewis Hall, representativeg and Francis North, Men's Residence Hall representa- tive. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is a very active group on campus. The click of the shutters of their cameras is a fami- liar sound to all the students. Many of the snaps in our Beacon were taken by members of the Camera Club. Z5 Q,.lv t nz' ' One Shutter-Bug takes a picture of all the others. t ' l,esQe'? - 4' Advisory Leonard Sylvester, President g and Edward Bunnell, Vice President serve as officers of the Camera Club. Ilene Bewley, Secretary- Treasurerg Percy Gottier, Q Iwi? Frequent staff consultations are necessary. Typing copy is a major step in production. Good layouts are essential Members of the Beacon Staff are: June Forsyth, Art Editorg Glenys Rust, Circulation Managerg Carol Rogers, Editorg Ardys Sch1pper, and Orville Kerr, Advisor. Each picture is carefully chosen. BEACON STAFF The Beacon Staff is expected to present to the student body a faith- ful pictorial portrayal of the col- lege's activities. Their work begins early in the fall. They must arrange for individual pictures of members of the student body and faculty. The staff members are present at every major campus event to make cer- tain that the historical record is complete. The staff dummy is a necessary tool 5- w'As to A pencil and pad are very important tools for every reporter. 5, Q.. Layout and copy must be carefully gone over for each :Egg 5. A '--Q W 'P ISSIIC. 5: 'uq5ggt L ' -H V ,, A- M' .N ,-4 1 , -Na: W H , Ei ,Qirv . cf' - cn 'JA If t H Editor Richard Hubacek, and Assistant Editor Delbert Spencer collaborate. ,. ,K A rg, 5 1 mi? 1' M QM in it lit Anes- ' in T .f , E ' . ', H Q jp A, 3 gg J. 'I iw , .V g 11. ' Q! f E Q Ei g f V? ,V i f ' .1 ' gf 2 ff if 5 M ' ,. 31 if My f F - I ? I xA1. '. 'WG .:. ..p,,,. , -a'k:?',' 1, N ,. J QW ,Q S .,,, v I 4 1 '1',g1 ' IFE if E Q12 . 4 ,f,. Q1 .1 sf -- W' . ,-I Lfi. Q - , ,V ' V - I l 'If I A g ? 1 aE, fx I3 .EH 44, ' f 1 as va, . AP- 1. 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U4 A, : : ., ..,A A, ,. .. 5,, A,, The installation service was impressive. sr .M 115355 M ullin , The president and advisor discuss plans for the group. mm ww A bake sale was one of their projects. Qi 1 I7 Q' X I lu 1 I -, -if 5 , .:. v-mug 1 91 'Y 5, i' izfgfigf, F . '31, X Qin- , A , ,ef g:i,,,,ef, E Uiqw, W 'Qi Q xl 2. W w1i'.:5'i1 . v A 4 i The officers of the group are: Dr. Caldwell, advisorg Morse Trine, Presidentg i Ardys Schipper, Vice Presidentg Al Hammons, Program Chairrnang and Agnes Rippee, Secretary. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB The W01'1d Affairs Club was organized this year by Dr. Caldwell, the advisor. The group discussed current world problems such as the Suez Canal situation, the Arab- Israeli Conflict and the United States' attitude toward co- loniaiism. The members of the club and other interested persons gather for an International Dinner. CHRISTIANITY IN ACTION The students of Pacific Bible College are taught that they are called to serve. The inscription on the wall of the Otto. F. Linn Library reads, alle that would be your master must be a slave, is carried out by the students as they serve wherever the opportunity is given. The students are' busy on week-ends and during the summer representing our college Wherever possible. ,. ,Y THX ,X Th To Staff, Faculty and Student body members served as judges at the District Ingathering Fairs. LT. l , .l ,. ' .v ,, 3. A group of students served during the National elections. The Beaconettes sang at Sunnyside, Washington. THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR The artistry of the A Cap- pella Choir under the direction of Lauren B. Sykes is greatly a d m i r e d throughout the church. The highlight of its Spring Semester activities is the an- nual choir tour. The tour this year will include concerts at churches throughout Oregon and California. 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V 'Q W - rn '1 .- my -' ' 1 if ' , ' .1 A 3 ,ss Q - 3 ' 1 - I si ' in f A : P' 1 I ,A E 1 P ,U 5' 3 s ix 4 af' T b 1 ' 1 a S -' S.: .eff .. .3qii5f -f W LFf'i5. us., lgyjq ff 'L ' , . i . , gif? Vi V9 'Q 'YV r ' 5 .f,v, f' P 3 3 I 1 ' Y I - , Y . w ijvifj ,-:A 4 rr A f .,f L-M A, V' A - L5 1 x 1 I ' ,, V 1 'ff LSB. mn., , 1 , 5 W ' r ' 5 ,nc d if . v -Iv ' . FL 1. ,I ,Hiya-. .: Z -'I .V - N, 4 . , 5 H , -M Aw.. LQ, K f ,., . 45' A -f ... 4 - 3' 1 F, 1 2' 1 4 'I ff . , K i ' If ' T?-I! 'X-a QQ 42 -Ad ,I 'L-. Z 'T,x '5 2' , Na ,-5' V EN Quin Sw- J Members of the Faculty Fine Arts committee are: Lowell Townsend, Mrs. Wilma I. Perry, and Lauren B. Sykes. THE FINE ARTS COMMITTEE The Music and Fine Arts Com- mittee of the Faculty has been or- ganized this year to stimulate cul- tural interest on campus. One con- cert each semester was planned. The fall concert featured world-renown- ed organist, Richard Ellsasser at the dedication of the new Wicks Pipe Organ at the Holladay Park Church of God. The spring concert was pre- sented by the piano duo Carroll and Lowell Townsend. rroll and Lowell Townsend review the music score for their piano concert. I T 1 mwpgggm 1 -5 H wing! F The Harmonettes: Donna White, Vyonne Houghtelin, Rose Ellen Aro. The Triads: Marlene Swanson, Joyce Herringshaw, Sylvia Tunnell. W-in ughlluiiiiliiilgwligivliNew fu 'W , Hfvrlimi '11 7 5. 'IL' Hmmm 1 T 1 The Heralders: V 1 I Einerson. Ei 5 T5 -Q 1 W.. 'W ,JH f ' .22 X ,fn 1 H Fw ,ll1.'. ig ,ig-,. X ggy W, S ivgfl Q H 4, Mme ENSEMBLES PROCLAIM Herb Lewis, THE GOSPE Bob Williams, Art Shoot, David ii it K, ,iv iz H ' an The Peacemakers: Ronald Swanson, Gerald Allen, Carroll Hendrix, James Allen. SCNG The quartets and trios of the Music Department are very active groups. Their services are in much demand by the churches of the west. They fill engage- ments over the Week-ends wherever they are called. They are available for meet- ings in the local area also. They are often used in deputation work for our college. Last summer the Harmonettes Went on an extended tour throughout the midwest speaking and singing on behalf of the school. One of the high events of the trip was the opportunity to sing for the Inter- national Youth Convention of the Church of God held at Toronto, Canada. Z f :pw 1 I sn el .,,, 1 .il 'A fl 1. l c it The Beaconettes: Anita Mayhack, Ruth Gray, Zona Stevia. The Trebleairs: Patty Schmidt, Judy Mouser, Ruth Moltzahn vt .W 1 ftftfct' t P , 4 ,r f,-,,iE,,,i gi '45 at HE I K. , all -nr n, T I-5 rm I ll ' 5 ll t 1 - .. - e ' hc b ' jf J Q 1 XP a af' Aj' -1 4-' J fl -, .2-57122. gr tsfivf. v A xg? , . Q Gb ' iw I lx! lry Q! V 1 V H 2 Eff' ,Wt Q A .M x , p ,' Fd l 4'tJ 'J -6 l' 'J' Fkkb' 74 ru J '-. 4g f' ii. I s'Pxnr,4l?4, , L' l' ,Q B 'll .Q .,.' he 1-we-:rr lv X 4, HARVEST INGATHERING Our church is vitally interested in supporting our college. Each year at the Thanksgiving season the churches of the west coast join together for the Harvest Ingathering service. Many tons of food are given to help feed our students. V' 7-ru 5 f s. 1 . 1 rf f ' w A ..1 2 s :gf- 1' wx M: Y- ,4, wi- ' ' A ff Y l .4 144 3-wp .. 1. -r . A ig? V. x .bf W V 4 il E ,yEi.i5gE, Lg, f' 3 I I r ' ' f 'f if .. 1 .,. I F x is ' , x X .Q A f-gt' 13 . '52, 1' 3225 ' , 1 mfg, .qt pn . 4, x . 'IVXF-nf! Q mi In in The members of the Social Life Committee are: lone Unger, Glee Bamford, Marian Minkler, Wilford Jordan, Agnes Rippee, Em- met Hofer, Allen Light, Joyce Trudgeon, Bouni Helfrich, and Miss Green, Advisor. Miss Green, a Spanish balloon seller. K w P w N ocml ROWTH THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The social life of students on the campus of P.B.C. is not neg- lected. Many opportunities are provided by the Social Life Com- mittee for informal gatherings. The work of the Social Commit- tee begins in the fall with the Coming-Out Party and carries throughout the year. Many of the social events have come to be traditional on the campus. W, The all-campus parties are indeed colorful affairs. A group of the hobos waiting for transportation. The hobgoblins held a conference. THE COMING-OUT PARTY The social season begins in the fall with the Coming-Out party. The Fresh- men look forward with eager anticipa- tion to this event because it marks the be- ginning of their dating opportunities. Hobos and hobgoblins dominated the scene this year. The party was held in the basement of the Holladay Park Church of God. 1 fig The worship circle brought the evening's activities to Something came between them. a close. xx ..' ZR -Q - --V' fa. -, ' 1, ST X I f - ' ,AM kax v . ,U Q' i 49 I: Q' Q' ,knew qt. N v lr if E' A r xhv' aff f ,, It 3 lk!-1 XX TN , ,.- , - . ,Ml . 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PlcNlc The last event of the social year on campus is the all-school picnic. The graduating seniors are the guests of honor. A softball game between the single and married students is the highlight of the day's activities. Fac- ulty and students gather around the picnic tables at the lunch hour. Some stand and watch . . . some sn and watch M M' 'Q FACULTY CAUGHT OFF-GUARD fm ,Q-9 ...aff-1 'f 1 ' .i'f1f7E'f: 1 kiFE5.i l?:'5f Iliff A 6 f , ,:.. ggi! I 1M .1 .l ' A3.'. V 4: Vi, H 'ff . 4 ' 1:-. ,f VE 1 p ' I - 5 'A -1 I - . 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THEOLOGY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Serving 'Ihe Church of Gocl Wifh I2I8 Members: I8 on 'Ihe Foreign Field I9 in Home Mission Work 225 PasI'ors II Church College Teachers MANY OTHERS IN VARIOUS PLACES OF CHURCH LEADERSHIP ,T HQ PHHH EHUHEH Ui EUU .DIRT I 1 pegs! yu. y I! Ili U W' Nfl hiv' A Il A E E I ku L 7 1 , L I ln- AST ZIST AVENUE AT TILLAMDDK, PORTLAND, DREGDN CHURCH DI-'FICE TELEPHONE: ATLANTIC 4-D2D1 ES I3.WADE, I I 3124 N. E. IST LANTID 4 En1'er inIo His gaies wiih Ihanksgiving And info His cour+s wi+I1 praise: Be Ihankful unfo Him, And bless His name. IPsaIm I00:4i we COMMEND THE CLASS OF I957 ON THE ATTAINMENT OF GRADUATION THE CHURCH OF FRIENDLY INTEREST AND WARM FELLOWSHIP CONGRATULATIONS Wlih even greaier clllugence ihaf ihaf wn+h which you gave yourselves Cl-ASS 'lo earn your degrees may you consfanlly endeavor +0 a'Ham 'ihe experl ence of The Aposfle Paul as given nn I Cor 2 I 5 God bless you fo 957 ihns end WOODSTOCK CHURCH OF GOD S E Wooclsfoclc Boulevard af 50l'h Por'l'lancl 6 Oregon A Friendly Welcome Awalfs You MARVIE E PETERSEN Paslor HAROLD E HOOVER Ass'l' Pas'l'or Make Your House Complefe Wn+h Maferlals From BLUROCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC HAROLD STEVENS Presldenf HAL STEVENS Produchon Manager DALE CLARK Sales Manager Telephone OXford 43345 8908 N E Highway 99 Vancouver Washmgfon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 We are Loyal Alumni and arclenl Boosrers for Pacific Bible College. . .. . . . . 1 ' ' ' - OF ' ' . I . 5- ay . D- ,-ar E -4- . -- :ii '-'-. .H I, l I ',: . ' l la I 5 . -fr' Y ,T M H- gyP.,v,M,.,, ' T i :T V Cl ly yu um: ,Zim 0 . . , . , . . . , . , . I I O . I . n I .. . I I . I SELLWOOD PARK CHURCH OF GOD S. E. I6Ih and Spokane PORTLAND. OREGON Congra'IuIaI'es I'he Graduaiing Class of I957 WAYNE R. BENDER, Paslor Residence: I834 S. E. Uma+iIIa Telephone BE 6-I7I4 Welcome Io +he ROCKWOOD CHURCH OF GOD Corner I92nd Ave. and Couch S+. Our Desire Is 'ro Serve and Io Help Fill Ihe Needs of People We Apprecia+e Our College, I'l's Sfaff and Hs SI'uden'I's. Congra+uIaI'ions, Class of I957. DWITE D. BROWN PasI'or I9027 N. E. Couch S+. Phone MO 5-5609 LENTS-GILBERT CHURCH OF GOD I22 No. Ave. and Harold S'I'. GLENN HELFRICH CECIL DORSEY Exfend CongraI'uIaI'ions Io Ihe Class of '57 HELFRICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY N. E. 28I'h and Broadway PORTLAND 66, OREGON WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE HUGH C. WOLKOW, Pas1'or -A Growing, Friendly Church- OF PAINT AND SPRAY EQUIPMENT RICHMOND CHURCH OF GOD Congraiulalions 'I'o 'lhe Gradualing Class of I957. Where a Chrisfian Experience Makes You a Member. 40+h ancl Division Porfland, Oregon A. C. ROPER, Paslor Congralulafions and Besl' Wishes +o +he '57 Gradua+es f' ' . IRVING PARK CHURCH OF GOD. I222 N. E. Skidmore S+. Porilancl, Oregon REV. GERALD L. WEBBER, Pasior REV. KENNETH E. RENFROW, Assi-. Pasfor This church exlends a warm welcome 'lo 'Faculfy and sfudenfs 'l'o become a par'I' of Hs fellowship. CONGRATULATIONS XTE ACD The Pacific Sfafionery Company CLASS 1' Exfends of u U,,,. BEST WISHES +o +he Graduafing Class. Y MCNEIL BROS. I L I I , r TEXACO SERVICE , Z , I 67I'h and Division 'I eAsoLlNE. OIL. TIRES, LUBRICATION ! M I bw We Exfend L, I: ' is Q A Warm Welcome sigh 374 P., 5' ' Io All ' ' PACIFIC BIBLE COLLEGE PACIFIC STATIONERY COMPANY STUDENTS 4I5 S.W. 2ncI Ave. PorI'IancI, Oregon Fe, Phone Ca. 2-422l 1-'edffff flash-ansf f i A Qudzadia Dua 54,4 X4 Suits, Dresses, Blouses, L g P X Hats, H iery,Costu J Iry I Gertrude Shadduck 3766 S. E. 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Milton Atkisson, Portland, Ore. Glee Bamford, Challenge, Calif. Elaine Barnes, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Terry Barnes, Spokane, Wash. John Beau Lac, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Ilene Bewley, Imbler, Ore. Earl Bissett, Springfield, Ore. Lola Bixler, West Plains, Mo. Robert Bisler, Rolla, Mo. Roy Black, Spokane, Wash. Mary Blackburn, St. Helens, Ore. Don Blair, Libby, Mont. Lee Bratcher, Kansas City, Mo. Thomas Budkle, Grants Pass, Ore. Donald Busk, Phoenix, Ariz. Ed Bunnell, Portland, Ore. Janet Caldwell, Portland, Ore. Doris Carpenter, Greely, Colo. Oliver Chambless, Damascus, Ga. Ben Chandler, Coquille, Ore. Doris Clapp, Camas, Wash. Mary Ann Clausen, Clarkston, Wash. James Coleman, Jefferson, Texas Carol Conn, San Diego, Calif. Dick Craghead, Portland, Ore. Harold Davidson, Independence, Mo. Marjorie Dockter, Bergen, N. Dak. Ralph Dockter, Bergen, N. Dak. Roy Dockter, Bergen, N. Dak. John Douglas, Texas City, Texas Sue Douglas, Glendale, Calif. Frank Duncan, Grove City, Penn. Russell Dyer, Michigan Sidney Eames, Middlesex, N. Y. J. Paul Eaton, Long Beach, Calif. Elizabeth Edge, Portland, Ore. David Einerson, Montevideo, Minn. Dick Einerson, Montivideo, Minn. Bill Eskew, Springfield, Colo. Isabel Esler, Noxon, Mont. June Forsyth, Riddle, Oregon Myron Forsyth, Portland, Ore. Joan Frame, Albuquerque, New Mex. Gene Frink, Moscow, Idaho Bonnie Frohock, San Diego, Calif. Bob Garrett, Winton, Calif. Bill Gates, Bellefontaine, Ohio Delbert Gault, Malaga, Wash. Paul Gessler, Redwood City, Calif. Theodore Gillas, Chicago, Ill. Ruth Gray, Willmar, Minn. Al Hammons, Oildale, Calif. Gail Hanson, Portland, Ore. Rick Hardt, Roseville, Calif. Frances Harmon, Lakeside, Calif. Ned Harpest, Bellefontaine, Ohio Bobby Harris, Vallejo, Calif. Herman Harris, Harrison, Arkansas Richard Harris, Spring Lake, Mich. Frost Hatch, Roseburg, Ore. Glenadeen Hatch, Twin Falls, Idaho Merlin Hatch, Twin Falls, Idaho Veletta Hatley, Moscow, Idaho Elva Hawkins, Portland, Ore. Bonni Helfrich, Portland, Ore. Gale Hency, Fort Collins, Colo. Carroll Hendrix, Joplin, Missouri Joyce Herringshaw, Edmonds, Wash. Howard Herringshaw, Culver, Ore. Verl High, Portland, Ore. Dorothy Hilliard, Decatur, Ill. Lloyd Hinkhouse, Scappoose, Ore. Wayne Hinrichs, San Diego, Calif. Verna Hodges, Aberdeen, Wash. Emmett Hofer, Portland, Ore. Charles Holmes, Pomona, Calif. Vyonne Houghtelin, Owatonna, Minn. Loretta Howell, Freeport, Mich. Richard Hubacek, Mankato, Minn. Verna Hudson, Coquille, Ore. Lewis Hyslip, East Prairie, Missouri Barbara Jennings, Sacramento, Calif. Savas J oannides, Egypt Dean Jones, Edmonds, Wash. Wilfred Jordan, Cleveland, Ohio Joann Karkanen, Paso Robles, Calif. Eileen Keiser, Pontiac, Mich. Bruce Kelly, Santa Ana, Calif. Paul Kilburn, Van Buren, Arkansas Suk Kim, Korea Les Kimber, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Elva Kniskern, Estacada, Ore. J enetta Langley, San Diego, Calif. LaVonne Lautaret, Kalispell, Mont. Gene Law, Fostoria, Ohio Howard Leverett, Denver, Colo. Herbert Lewis, Alderwood Manor, Wash. Allen Light, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Barbara Hyslip, Woodburn, Ore. Ray Lyon, Modesto, Calif. Jesse Mark, Caldwell, Idaho Leland Maxfield, Portland, Oregon James May, Ashland, Ore. Anita Mayhack, Portland, Ore. Alan McNeely, Racine, Wis. Martha Meyer, Redmond, Ore. Ruth Meyer, Redmond, Ore. Eleanor Meyers, Kingsburg, Calif. Jeanene Millard, Richland, Wash. Vonna Claire Millard, Richland, Wash. Glenn Miller, Spokane, Wash. Shirley Miller, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Marian Minkler, Los Angeles, Calif. Ruth Moltzahn, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada Mildred Monroe, Portland, Ore. Eva Moore, Portland, Ore. James Moore, Portland, Ore. Robert Moore, Portland, Ore. Thomas Morgan, San Diego, Calif. Judith Mouser, Vallejo, Calif. Elmer Nicholls, Fresno, Calif. Donald Nielsen, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Kay Nielson, Pontiac, Mich. Francis North, Plains, Mont. Bongwoon Oh, Korea Carol Olbekson, Libby, Mont. Raymond Orndoff, Vallejo, Calif. Fred Parent, Portland, Ore. Carol Petersen, Portland, Oregon Jerry Phillips, Los Angeles, Calif. Wanda Pierschbacher, Des Moines, Iowa Hildegard Plikat, Bandon, Ore. Gerald Power, Portland, Ore. Clarice Price, Madera, Calif. Rebekah Pyne, Hazelton, Idaho Shirley Huddleson, Eureka, Mont. Donna Quinn, Des Moines, Iowa Cecil Ransom, Bakersfield, Calif. Lewis Reeder, Sacramento, Calif. Iverna Reimers, Grants Pass, Ore. Donna Richards, Kalispell, Mont. Agnes Rippee, Orcutt, Calif. Orville Roberts, Kendrick, Idaho Carole Rogers, San Diego, Calif. Kay Rundell, Boise, Idaho Glenys Rust, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Elaine Saager, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Ardys Schipper, San Diego, Calif. Gordon Schlatter, Portland, Ore. George Schmidt, Fresno, Calif. Patty Schmidt, Tulsa, Okla. Mildred Scott, Hanford, Calif. Ivalene Scrivner, Hillsboro, Ore. Shirley Seat, Grandview, Wash. Arthur Shoot, Everett, Wash. Arlene Skinner, San Diego, Calif. Estella Smith, Toppenish, Wash. LaWayne Sommers, Couer d'Alene, Idaho Delbert Spencer, Centralia, Wash. Betty Staley, Lincoln, Calif. Lenora Staton, Yucaipa, Calif. Jerry Steele, Pomona, Calif. Wes Steele, Oakville, Wash. Zona Stevia, Portland, Ore. Marlene Swanson, Sacramento, Calif. Marvis Swanson, Reno, Nevada Ronald Swanson, Sacramento, Calif. Leonard Sylvester, Phoenix, Ariz. Manota Sylvester, Phoenix, Ariz. Irene Tanash, Chicago, Ill. Eloise Taylor, LaGrande, Ore. Neva Taylor, Lansing, Mich. William Thomas, Portland, Ore. Irval Thompson, Laton, Calif. Morse Trine, Santa Cruz, Calif. Joyce Trudgeon, Grandview, Wash. Sylvia Tunnell, Redding, Calif. Janice Underwood, Richland, Wash. Ione Unger, Plum Coulee, Manitoba, Canada Allene Van Schoiack, Portland, Ore. James Walker, Blacksburg, Virginia Martha Walker, Eugene, Ore. Rachel Walker, Eugene, Ore. Elroy Weixel, Montpelier, N. Dak. Will Wells, Stockton, Calif. Bertha White, Akron, Indiana Claude White, Akron, Indiana Donna White, Albany, Ore. 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