Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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.

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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.

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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. In addition to the Spring tour, the choir will travel cross- country to Indiana to partici- pate in the International Camp Meeting of the Church of God at the close of the school year. J .Q 1-U .vii-Q, .- ., . . ' M ' fi . ' p 1- 1 K. -:, ,g'?,v.5Y: 4179. - ,V '- 52 ..,-F-.5-H-4.7--Lf :.,:,,y IAQ..-VS? WXBLQ, 5- vu N' 1 .----efffvw ,- ' '. Y- :f. ft, .2--H 'xx I st. fi - F'a-,gli-e-.,'f,f - gs, - H+-. - .-'e?:1gif.,:A-fanfzgfv--4.'7'i5ifg ',:-mrs'-5:9fr.fa:,'. iff fi' ' :x:x.rwe:t-.7f: ,- '-'J'ifz-3-xiii' . -J. aj.- ' ' f77Z'i4 7?X'?'3:'.Q',..L'iii-ff?'li':f'?i'f'f-i'f i1i7f3 f??,S. ' ' '. ,.y.g C,','u'-r9iswaE?J.-i,vr'. .-31111-Q1 4' -T4 1 F 2 . TJ: sz. - 4,gi:::5L2-' elgiffiirfts N N. - I '4 ,',-Qi.-,, . H14 wa - , -'.-f-'. '- 44 W Q. fa'-is ' ' -f'L.,i5': I .. ggi' -v i..- A . . .rw ' Tl' r,'xi'TI . 3- 1.--'lpj' - ,, 1.712 ,xx -r- .f zsi J' . ,. ri .refs i'+,+ . V-EE, -- .5-r in ' . 'f sw-ig--H A A. 1 .EISA i1-E'-1:1 :- ' ' 4 Fellows of the choir offer a helping hand to a passer-hy. Ch0i1' members form H Sl1if0aSC brigade t0 unload the stranded bus.