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Loyal to the Holy Bible and the Spirit's voice. Cloistered in thy sacred chambers Sons of men rejoice. W Z J 1 From thy stately portals issue A ' x Ranks of stalwart youth, , X X Forth to tell the gospel message, , X W N Heralds of the truth, S 1 . R ,, . '- May thy glory ne'er be tarnished, ' A l 3 , . Nor thy light grow pale. ' ' ' ' ' H il, t thee, beloved Pacific, XM X L R Fxilom Zur hearts, All Hail! il . A V - -Dr. Albert F. Gray Q R A E if Q President Emeritus , A 1 N X iii MX 3 N WN X ' X SX N SX r l 5. if Si it ix? v . XJ X W REWORD ilxfi X 4, CGNTENTS PRESENTATICN Foreword Alma Moter Contents Dedication History ADMINISTRATION Executive Committee to IW ' I S If FACULTY JIM CLASSES CAMPUS LlFgjJyWII3 MM I ADVERTISERS i ul an NF W X-X a ' R xx ' w XX 1 XI I 3. yn IF 1 X M wid mm X We ' ww I Xa .E, II.. ss az X ,u . n mm n 'Q HE kmXm I, , is xxx' Xxx -432 we . 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E H H E H 5 H H E 2 H H as E ,., II I 4 , I , V X 1 , i 1 DEDICATION FOR THEIR FAITHFUL SERVICE THROUGH THF YEARS AS TEACHERS AND COUNSELORS AND FOR THE INSPIRATION EACH HAS GIVEN TO TI-IE MANY STUDENTS WHO HAVE ATTENDED PACIFIC BIBLF COLLEGE WE AFFECTIONATELY DECDICATE THIS BOOK TO THE CALDWVELLS TO DR MACK AND DR IRENE OLII' COIICCTH IS YOUTLQ people can for Iovmg teachers Whose eager mmds learn by our example Whose future hopes are bounded hy our faithfulness Our concern rs all the young people God because we love Thee we love Thy Children Irene Smith Caldwell fparaphrasecl 4 - ! All the young people, whose precious lives 'l ln'thls classroom scene students investigate plant and animal life. Just one aspect of a diversified Christian education. ni... Fellowship is an all important part of life at a Christian college. It offers opportunities for students to exchange 5tUdY fo Sh0W fhlfsfflf 2PPf'0Ved UYIKO G06 - - - In and share ideas as well as form close bonds of friend- beauhfu' Otto F- I-'nf' '-'b a Yf Students Prepare ship which will last through the years. f0m0 0W'S Classes- FROM THY STATELY PORTALS1 ISSUE .... A group of PBC Alumni sit in on one of the conferences durmg 1958 Homecoming. Mrs. Perr and Rev Wade Y were the conference leaders. Mr. Sykes directs the Alumni Choir durmg the festlvi under the big tent. These alumni members actively serving the church as church school directors of the Christian education. ministers of associate pastors and pastors, as well such as public school teaching, business STALWART YOUTH .... sa v HS Em E295 M- E JA-,x sm if f W Q. .1 'QM Vai 51 uw E Eli y 5255 -mwgs ss pl 1 LJ Kms ,gmgm is ' 1 I ::. ss Z WA QV! a W ,wax ,sw- K ar miws ww wig? 'mis '5W'1 gs gif 'Q S nails Em H BW nm Q X, ,S QMQIQ ESQ, 'm sv Sa E I m Xi ws ww H1 gmxnsm 35. 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During the past year he has continued to hold the standard high with his efficient admin- istrative leadership and a strongly dedicated guiding hand. Bi F2 , mmm mamma. ss , a an me m ra V s . msn ms ss mr 'W' of as W , , , a N . H B ,fggg 'M H am Wt wamQgggfgeEHg.w We I M mwlh-f H a we -s- Wwmesive it E , a Maw.. A I .WW - Aw-ye X -2 New F: M We H ss , 5,- THE DEAN l I Pacific Bible College has completed another successful year. In great measure the growth and development has come from the capable leader- ship and guidance of Dean Leslie Ratzlaff. It is under his able direction that the curriculum and faculty have grown ever expanding to meet the needs of students, the college, and the church. Executive Committee members Rev Hugh Walkow Rev James Wnade Dr Albert F Gray Rev Eldon Mouser, Mrs Eldon Mouser, Rev Arthur Ely Dr Mnlo Chapman and Mr Harold Stevens EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE It IS the 1ebpons1b1l1ty of the Executwe Comnntte to carry out the p0l1ClCb establlshed by the Board of Trustees of Paclflc Blble College The commlt tee IS responsxble for the normal operatlon of the school They meet once each month to review the working procedure of the college. STAFF ' A Af' Maurinda Assistant Librarian TR L 691: 9 Percy Gottier Comptroller ,Lf fv 1 V 1' 7, 'I' KU? ' 1 if , 614, -LGA Avf,4,.a L' QLD.. Wiana. Gottier if L Xing- Ida Mae Kluge .J K Recepuomst A' 47 ' Snackery Manager 1, J-f UML' ,1 vf, -7 f 1' I . 'I . . f f 1, 4, ' , fi. '1f4'L.-cfx, rf' 69115 :,?1L.f.Lr, aft -fb'-A-'LAf,ff'.1 fc' '21 .- f ' ' A ,X J -1 ' , ' 4' fi! Cf ga. Q44 ,firm .fu-f, af L7 ,yyfg-L-2Q..A Lf x1- -i ,, 'Izzy' YJ V, - L -JW, fi filyrff- Almae Law Secretary 5 x ,, LQ! JJ X U' Q -1 , 1 W or J v Mfzg Wa , ,W pri? JV .V I ' I I- fzvyxf X, ' lv ,1 Lois McKinnon pl ,--' V Rf' , fd K. r,x r Q fl l ,f . VN .1 Nurse Marie Leverett Secretary Howard Leverett Supt. of Bldgs. and Grounds Eldon Mouser Field Representative 5 MJ' 55092 W ,, . u ff , , ,fit V dy' ff ff!,v .ff 5616 ' fyflfff JL IN WU! W7 -' -Zi! f'A A- , J ' HIV 1 ,fifw -.4 4...- ' W K, ,ffl 1,1 1 A, A Y , I SVU , L - X vJi6f?ry,LJnf Q, I .1 1' A. Ljgf ,,, I iff.: ffl! 411 J' 5 .If.-fwvb, I. 14 , ' U, l 1 e +9 'l lf AJ . , HU , VJ V :lb ,- if ul I I ,Q A V15 TI U V Cl' 1 W l f fi ' e 4 CQ -'K l , iz A U bi! .JV l Erma L. Mouser figf Clarence C. Perry. jr. Secretary to Presideht Special Promotion and Dean L3 'Ii 1,b.,'f'L Q.Xl ':B.,. ' mf , -, :Y W, fri' .i KVI! Nelson Pierce Nannie Dressler, Hattie Green, Threse Daniels Grace Whitney Alumni Director Cooks Residence Hall Director .f ,fu '7 7 'J , , ! . iv fry,--N mf il 421,03 b ' Q L l U l J ,eq , FACULTY Irene Caldwell, Ph. D. Christian ucation f Qpywm, ,ji CQai,.l,p0wcf.f5Q Fred Carlson, B.Th., B.S. Physical Education Pastoral Ministeries Sociology 1' ,t fwawg ,- ' ,A ,15'R'iY ' - i. - TQ ! 2'.3.f 32-gp. fu f U? ,el E-g:,ggjl.w-- It' E , - V .-v-yn. a 'Y Y 'ii in Y V .. Q J., K 1 ff 4 ' .gg , -N 1 Helen Carlson, B.A. Physical Education ,SUD ffgw... Kenneth L. Crose, Ph. D. Ruth L. Igrigecenlli, B. Th., BA. Church History Librarian Christian Missions S. Garlin Hall, M. Th. C. Andreson Hubbard Sc. D. Bible Biology Mary Husted, B.A. Registrar, Literature Wilma I. Perry Wome11's Counselor Communications QW , , Er off ,ff Avo: ff yf XF was F f 3 I J ki I U yr RPN mmf! Fl . vi , H billy 'Q NSW JUU i Theodor F. Naumann, Ph. D. Psychology, Education xl X ' IV' X H 'X ':. ,aj fx my ' ,S ' jf ,JV 1 gf' P if rn. U x 'J ,,' ,.f 1 ,J J ' W' ,J E Q ' xjf J' I ij lil Q19 .fini 'U Xi! '22, if! ff K We if' YQ V i LN J fJ ii K VX i' it if H- A ,J 1 2 0 ,- V 'gin u if A kr fl!! L, OJIXQ Eff! U 1 ,fffw 1 1 I X3 J 'i -,f 3 1 JV ,. -L PIU' JJ' ,4 Vg 2 lui v 3 x 1 , , , .A ,, . , . 'X , 1 U H ! if af X .ff -X 'K i ff' ' Al V .' , Vp A Li ,N 1.1 fy,-bfi K V' ixxifll Xi 'ZIV NJ f, ,E 'K 'J ' A x 1 I r 1 ' X H Lf X Li i mly- ,Q Lf L 2' ji z 'I l -REM Warner Monroe, Ph. Philosophy, Psycholog f i Z EM WT y 5,WXy0,132, gl WJ!! Fgvf if ii mv QQ!! I My? P if lr! ffzjbiif M df' xy jf Aff 1 cd fwfr w f K w Marry E. Calbreath, B. Mu Voice Nina Ratzlaff, M.A. - Communications, Speech James Music L. Strachan, Mus. M. Tom A. Smith, M.A. Dir. Student Personnel . A , .7 Q in ' -A S ff af Carol Jean Short, Mus. M. Piano '13 cfm 1.4 74 Q fi K X Q?-f..,....r,23- '4 , gf, auren B. Sykes, A.1Xf .O.. Ch.M Music That piece of cake looks good. Dr. Crose. How about sharing some? FACULTY SNAPS It isn't often we catch our beloved faculty unawares. But when we do we really catch them. As a note to new Students, these are not classroom scenes. One might call them practicum. 41 Mr. Smith has either eaten too much or is about to make a historical speech-or is that hysterical? Poor Mr. Sykes ls so messy. W.ouldn't you agree Dr. Monroe? Yes, I would say that is a problem for the dean. l l y y l That's Dr. Chapman and Reverend James Wade. Dr. Chapman is president of Paci- fic Bible College out ln the Oregon coun- try. g rzmzsizs 2 i C T if? HF A .-2:11-. --uit:-. Dr. Crose, in the capacity here of Advisor helps Mel White figure out a schedule. Here students fill out the many cards necessary to complete the record of each student to be used by the En 53 office and various committees. -di REGISTRATION Next step, the office of Miss Husted. Betty Ertz fills out class cards to be to the Professors. W- ' .sa e-H' g , Final step, buying books from the Then to the -office to' figure out how each student will jtoge' Reg? Glmae 'Saw T-:gms at rgigpt meet his financial obllgatuon to the college. U 7 5 or QS on a on Trimble look on. 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Sf ,f ,Ivey Naim Teeny Robert Williams NOT PICTURED SENIORS Russell Dyer, B.Th., B.A. Bill Thomas IUNIORS Dan Arnbrister Earl Bissett Isabel Dyer David Einerson Francis North William Beaman soPHMoREs 1 .1 bfi p+ 'QfQl William Beama Qf ? Lee ratcher if Margaret Hestend james Hoover Duane Huntley Darrell King Ted McElwain 'L M 4 v9 FRESHMEN Frank Ballard Judith Craig Robert Middleton SPECIAL STUDENTS Roy Docktor Sid Eames Dennis Engle Raymond Rhodes Rosie Arnbrister EVENING STUDENTS Norman Archer Loretta Beau Lac Donald Caraway Gayle Cultice Alverta Docktor Patty Einerson Lena Ely Mary Fritzlar Orva Malone Wayne Malone Earl Mock XX Q X Z KN '7 f'? 7'7 Aff! V 5 KX? 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KXJNWE ' - 1 D M PIRITUAL LIFE 5 p winks, xg' ' wg -N sf ' J -SX Q. J X. ' th 'BS X4 Xi . X hit X N , A 5 'f 'QQ AE? Q Billilie chief pifrpqse of the Spiritual Life Committiigyis to heibfaexgh student QQ. N.. I JK? ex erience a dxe er and more ersonal relations p 'th cl. Yfhe com- , , 'xf 5 wif iw ip P Ns - me is N Y xx WT' Qs-,ynittee lans th weekly prayer meeting and the in ekfbf pi' tu 1 nrichlj ,T XJ - X R 3 P E-. W X ' xl, I X X 5, A X xx tl Week Spglaker this yearlwastji' Iffanliyin IX-x.iJerXQlqlI X Q? J- ax ei .3 X1 .Q M 5 J we we gi i 'ei as 7 A J Q A 3 ,. X Q 'S 3 'x 5 is 3 ig-,REM it jx? 'Siw'3k3i,Q A Ti kai ei 113 V ' ev M 1' X Wx HMV xi 3 we ' 3 X -5 ' ,B 'eq H ,X ' J ,KN ' -J Nj R31 'B Q3 , :XX X3 -, Y E? xg sg., lx NNQ-,FY M fi Q -is ist' wax Q ,fi ,X A i V --Q 4 emixirixli W V Q if Q li 3' il Yi si if S UG. fi VX R 3 Swish it-X' jx! XJR MN 'N Q wsffxw g E X viii xii 1 bfi L - if es is in si A f . 4 3 wi in Q. M . 3 N5 jxiKQHf.Q 3 imp JQ: 3 X. 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'sacigs-f T Franklin Miller, Executive Director of the National Board of Christian Education, as the speaker for Religious Emphasis Week here speaks in the chapel X K 10 x me as ea E gem eases as me as mae Q- e 'isis E wi an a as 1 is m ,ln Here Dr Miller presents Dean Ratzlaff with ,' scholarships for Zona Stevia, Donna Richards, l Carol Peterson, and Isabel Dyer for their summer field work in Christian Education as Mrs Caldwell looks on K xg i ' l s is is gems as 5 E J If if b. I , x, .. ,v .xl - v l , l , , W l - . --Q- ' l -A i S' V5, x .X , -N. t . 1 N . x N Je '. i An informal picture of Missions Days speakers Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Caldwell and their son Timmy at the Good Earth Camp. Dondeena and Maurice are missionaries in Saltillo, Mex- lco, having charge of the Saltillo Bible Train- ing School there. ' 'gg Sip! . ,Q This lodge at the Mt. Scott Boy Scout Leader's Training Camp was the spot chosen again for this year's Spiritual Retreat. Students and professors take time for conversation and fellowship. Here Rev. Joe Crane, speaker for the Spiritual Retreat, chats with the Drs. Caldwell. Here professor Tom Smith and students Mel White and Edgar Scrivner work cooperatively at building a fire in the large fireplace in the large meeting' POOITI. SPIRITUAL RETREAT On Thursday and Good Friday before Easter, the college held its traditional Spiritual Retreat at Mt. Scott Boy Scout Leadership Training Camp. Speaker for the retreat was Reverend aloe Crane, pastor of the Eugene Church of God. Highlighting the Thursday evening activities was the observance of the ordinance of foot washing. Friday morning the group partook of Communion in groups of twelve. The group agreed beforehand that they would remain in corporate silence from the rising bell until the Communion Service. This time of quietness and meditation was very effec- tive. Throughout the rest of the morning conferences were followed by services in the morning and one in the afternoon which officially closed the Re- treat. www X5 This sextet of girls added greatly to the the Communion servlce. All On Friday afternoon, Dr. Monroe took the on a hike around the beautiful ci 15' This is the Student Volunteers group enjoying refreshments at one of their meetings at the CaIdwell's home. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS i. Volunteer officers- Advisor, Dr Irene Cald I . 1 ' Program Chairman, Mary Ann Clausen: Presi- Doug Welch: Vice President, Arlene Skinnerg Yvonne Ramey. The purposes of the Student Volunteers is to help their members learn to serve like Christ, to catch a vision of world needs, and to be encouraged into full time Christian service. Many of our missionaries now on the field have felt their call to service through experiences in this group. The Student Volunteers keep in touch with our alumni who are serving a- round the world. MISSIONARY CCMMITTEE The missions committee is responsible for keeping alive missionary in- terest on our campus. Formerly known as the Missionary Society, this group is responsible for having one chapel service a month and planning Mission Days. Each year a missionary Jaliynni at homeyor on the foreign ij ,Q S f B wf7iiQiiWMii'y iw if W iii wvvwf Vw' r VKJQW if .AY . 1 Jw! ig? SV i'J0!U,4pjMIjij'j.iJMJ'jJlJ,f .5 'V DC an 1,5 H fhithihtg V l?WKWAWV Missions Committee: Dr. Crose, Advisor. Donna Richards and JoAnn West here look at some material on Missions. Field Work Committee: Ilene Bewley, John Good, Lewis Reeder, Anneva Hoag, Chirmang Jason Pool, Eli Klelnsasser, Dr. Caldwell. FIELD WCRK CCMMITTEE This committee, formerly known as the Evangelistic Committee, has as its purpose to schedule student service groups for participation in spiritual activities. 'In addition to the ensembles, soloists, and speakers that they assign they also send out groups to old people's homes, missions, and hos- pitals. They not only help to fulfill the needs of the Northwest Churches but also offer a real means of outreach in which every student can parti- cipate. - - - Y .-1 :1..fgf'-' -.-- -...-ff 1:51-: STUDENT MINISTERS The Student Ministers is a group 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 activities are off campus laboratory sessions designed to give them prac- tical experience that will help them to be better ministers. Y ., 349 U This is a group of the Student Ministers with their advi-sor, Mr. Hall. ii ii Wlfazeic SE. PARSONETTES The Parsonettes endeavor to draw the wives of students and profes- sors at ,Pacific Bible College into a closely knit fellowship. 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M11 --fQ .- -...N ,117 . --in Y . v-, W i an W. .X . H., ' Q ' I' V , ' 1: 'W' -4 fy -' J - , ' ' 1 LL' PA.. 4 T X -. ..... , M.. 1 .92 .f' 5 ' ' 4 A 5' ' I 7 1 , I I is E l -.3 I Q ' ' 7 If A V 1 1a -.. ,,' --swf, nu--uv v--v s ' -...,,..,.,, .,.,.--- , -5 55 . 8 i1 ' ' .-ff -. F' m gi QW' .l I . A V we ,Q . Q W .. 1' -' on C 141 N- - ml! ' Q N ivy V una ul I ,m 2- - 1 Social Llfe Committee: Betty Ertz, Myrna Wlndham, Bill Thomas, Rex Raudenbush, Chairmang Dan Archibald, Nalda James, DlAnna Rloe, Mlse Green, Advisor. SOCIAL LIFE CCMMITTEE Scheduling all-school functions throughout the year is the duty of the Social Committee. Beginning the year with the Coming Out Party and ending with the all-school picnic the committee is kept busy planning the formal and informal activities which have become traditions on the campus. Becoming better acquainted with each other was an important part of this first all-school activity. Entertainment ran to a lighter vein as Rev. James Wade presented a fine song. FRESHMAN FELLOWSHIP One of the last activities of the opening week of school each year is the Freshman Fellowship Dinner. The basic purpose of Orientation Week is to help new students get settled in college life. This evening, spent in the college cafe- teria, included food, fun, and fellowship. The activities gave opportunity for old and new students and faculty members to get better acquainted. The speaker for the evening was Tom Smith. Mr. Sykes leads the group in fun songs while walt- ing for the delicious meal. fi Fw Q5 ew' A f WJ: '4.f ' .Ji ff 5 , K, , .- p. MX n EA Q. H aww-ga YH - ' 41' - , ..,,, , - 'z -' :ff-1.2 , - 11 J 'Z U '. ,'- ' , ,V . :,:, 7 N b J Q I 3 1 -2' 1' :' ': ff M Wffii 'i ' ' , , -,Y 1 ' 'QI 5' 'fl 0 3 X P W f ,lfwi f, 'I M 'f if J 'ff f' ITI 4 1 V If I Q f wx ,W V g :E -vi! F!! E,--,' 1-. A QS 5 :fi V?-7?'? 'A ,. Y 3, E. 5 X fi, ., M V. fl f f 1? ,gma- Q' 1 .x-.xf,yf1':. S V .gm f, Wi? Y xl 'Vfw-. 1 r K 144 HL A--21 W, P7-F ,fn W , xv' . AH' 'i A t . -'K 3 Y. .' I 1 1 ,,,L L , .1--1 Dr. Chapman making his speech of acceptance. INAUGARATION Perhaps the most impressive event of the 1958-59 year was the inaugara- tion of our new president, Dr. Milo Chapman. Presidents and official repre- sentatives frorn a great number of Col- leges and Universities attended the ceremonies. Representatives from other agencies were also present. This was a great day for PBC. Dr. Chapman and Bishop Grant, the principle speaker, lead the group out of the auditorium at the close of the ceremonies. Mrs. Leslie Ratzlaff serves Dr. and Mrs. Chapman during the reception which followed the inaugaration. Mark Hatfield, Governor of Oregon, speaking in the big tent. Some of the huge sweet potatoes that were auctioned off to raise money for the Gymnasium. The doner lon the lefty Is Mr. Culp from Central California. Chairman of Activities Clarence C. Perry,'Jr., introduces his Mother, Mrs. C. C. Perry, Sr., to Governor Hatfield. HOMECOMING Homecoming in the fall has now become a very important part of the Ingathering activities at PBC. For the second year the highlight was the out- door barbecue. A second very signficant experience of this year's homecoming was the burning of the Meier House on the east edge of the campus to make room for the new Gymnasium. The high- light of Thursday evening was a very excellent speech delivered by Governor Mark Hatfield fthen Secretary of State of the State of Oregonj. The home- coming crowd that packed the huge tent was inspired and challenged by his message. Groundbreaking at the site of the new Gymnasium. Dr. A. F. Gray, President Emeritus, wields the shovel. A.- l Malcolm Combs and John Payne serve as part of the wrecking crew in getting the old Meier House 3 ' X fifth - - ' 75' ' 1- V- 5. ' 4 -. Ii., 'A l , F Q - Q -. ' ,J X 523 1-F ' 3' 'v I, I 3 , 'f l r f 1'. X,.,,XNl,, 1 :V out of the way. . and Mrs. Vern Schields of Waverly, Iowa, and ss Nina Powell of Santa Barbara, California, re the torch in llghtlng the bonfire which ared the site for the new Gymnasium. Together so three bid S6000 for the privilege of lighting this flre. Mr. Sykes leads the Alumni Choir in two fine numbers during the Homecoming festivities In the big tent. Mel White has an ominous look in his eye as he prepares to throw the sponge at-. J. ei H is -No, it couIdn't be. But, It is . . . Mr. Sykes, What big muscles you have Mr. Sykes. V, KARE K0 RNIVAL Each year the Social Life Committee spon- sors the Kare Kornival in order to raise mon- ey for some rnission's project. Each campus organization has a booth or some kind of activity through which money is raised dur- ing the evening's fun. The proceeds this year were sent to the Bible School in Denmark. Dick and the Dean. Portrait of Just think, Dean Ratzlaff, maybe you, too, can have a beard like Dick' Watch out little Paul, them two var- mints look kind of ornery. Especially, the one with the fuzzy beard. CProduot of the CentennieI Year. 1 xx., ua-sf si Miss Green is just olownlng. Balloons anyone? ,nf 4 ' i . 5 f . ii Kwai? Q .' .ji ' l I' I These student and faculty members have found their places and eagerly await the ar- rival of other members of the group. CHRISTMAS BANQUET Perhaps the most outstanding activity of the school year is the allschool Christmas Ban- quet. This event gives student and faculty members the opportunity of good fellowship in a more formal atmosphere. The Banquet was held in the dining hall at Jennings Lodge for the second time. The theme for this year's occasion was The Gift of Christmas. Fellowship is the keynote of this annual all- Paul and Jerry look on with puzzled efxnres- school aflfair. As the meal is being served, the sion while Dr. M. Caldwell re-tells his Peach students, faculty and their guests get better Pie Story. acquainted. -,-.5 jk' 1 Special guests at the banquet were two comic Judy Jodi and Andrea slnq for the group strip favorites Ch I' B d L' .. ' ' ' , , ' Here we see 'Jerrya'1,gharl?gwgro3vnn,, 5:2311 All of the ansemblef made a contribution to and Paul Linus Gessler in action. e even nas program' THE The pageant, The Messiah ls Come, which was directed by Delbert Gault and presented by the entire school was a skillfully combined presenta- tion of music from HandeI's Messiah and the Christmas story in drama and narration. IS The characters of the drama were portrayed for the most part by College students. Children from some of the nearby churches in Portland were cast In chiIdren's parts. MESSIAH Costuming and stage props added a great deal to the feeling of the age-old but ever-new Christmas story. COME As the pageant ended, the Child Jesus, portrayed by Alvin Bunnell, along with the narrators, Mel White, Darrell King, and Barbara Jennings, led the recessional of the entire cast from the auditorium. Clarence Perry, Dir. of Special Promotion: Milo Chapman, Presidentg Nelson Pierce, Alumni Directory Eldon Mouser, Field Representative. PROMOTION - PUBLICITY A new committee has been formed this year on P.B.C. campus. The work of three very important offices is new being carried out in a. co-ordinated manner by the Promotion-Publicity Committee pictured above. Represen- tatives of Special Promotion, Field Work, and Alumni outreach for pro- nz m nu s.-fx ss mm-isa X . 2 Em, gm' my 5 mQgf,-NP,H n H 'mg' a ss A x Q is WP L QE: if P w I Hx 'X-'V f H1 an Miss Snow Tri.p of 19- xg was Ban a 5 -5: . mn, V V. M. , :K ,T ,ww ' Well, don't stand there-HELP SNOW TRIP me 'FL . Qian K, E E V n ss a a I E an Speed man,-I want speed! was A ls it over already? zz . E I E ., 1 x B if B Bs. A nr .4 ss in ,..m.,y ., gf . J ' s' a I V IE! +2 Ml, Af Oh! You great big beautiful do was CHOIR TOUR pf? B D10 0 Q This bus isn't going anywhere in ten minutes. l'd love to eat your baloney sandwiches. JH f 'x 'N XA. E N. X x Yea for Callfornia scenery! M 1 in Jx ' N .lvr , . re ,.: , ,:.,,A ' I55 .f g . eg . ! f N is 1 me W H ' ,A V' Ui' X , J ' ' QW . Refi n, X Lg, 515 wr H Yi Y . ,, Q A A 1 SW as 1 .5 1 E gil.-use xi z. Oooooh, your hands are so soft! P.B.C. or bust r' ,J Q, iw ,, :U .5 3111: QI A .nfl V 1 'WC ' I I Let the Earth Rejoice Let us rejoice ln singing EASTER BREAKFAST One of the spiritual highlights of the year is the Easter Breakfast. Let the Earth Rejoice was the theme of the occasion. HI-Iai1, was the title of the mes- sage brought to the students by the Dean. , 'Sl git' I-4 A , si Iv' . ,559 , A , ' gf A4 Q ' V1 ff! ' .L , A . V , .ff d,.,,t. ,A l f ,, 3- '4 I , U 'li X 1' V 1 V hifi: i ,Iv ,W ,, l l My ,,1 'lf' , -l . , 4 V -2 J - V if -'. - 4 .:' -t -V v . X., Q HI: 1 I . J 5 Y ' -l , ff? in V , A. 1,4 Hail, A challenging message is brought to the students by Dean Raztlaff. W ss se is . s ,U --mm,-.E s v ws s ' ' , W si , ws s ss m fi?- . is I Q s E 1 3 '-1.l ' 4 ' . 1 ' -. ,m' ,z we ' I -- Es., , T sn-,Ye , ,.-.--- .,.. V' 1 f is ww wx. as - s E HH s .sz-+, - fg.i,sj,,- wtf. -V :,Wr,'A .11 , si ,i . -.ir : a - '-1 MJ .r ',g. 5331, ' 'my' E ' - Q ft' as ai - 'E Z 'S H Z Q H . f'fw-fe 'ifQ?gs's 3 Q-ljfi :', I ,ii sB'sm2QQH1f is .f'f..s..- ' W NEB-:gy ',,.lQ'i MX j' .-Q4 Km was Q--Ryidk' Q55 s . , ie-N 1 Lgsisifftzmjg'-'f-.si it it 2 ii' 5 Hfflsgfswailglsg Q52 ffl Q W H B, X H HJ' ss H Q L,g?'E?'.mkQ:vin?-iaith.-.. ' lf' ix' H Mwiffiig WE-gsifs 7 E 5 S gg,ss'mgi.,.,g1-ug.-.., fs ,yawn ssgfsw-f ,sm ,s ME f ., B , gig gi 5 , P? F 58 H mess 3 H - ,Y . is 1 is - is M f R H i '- 's E , ni ' 'ii' fisfiifss f ,- s B ss ' - HH , .. JK, sm if - E f J-',S?':--H ,, is N ' jg -vga 5-i'g1'?1:t? X? ' ez, Student Council: George Bancroft, Elroy Weixelg Advisors, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Perryg President, Ron Swanson: Secretary, Art Tetrickg Paul Glessner, Barbara Glessner, Betty Stubs. STUDENT COUNCIL 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. 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. ,,-- Remembrance Committee: Mrs. Mouser, Advisory Virginia Owens, Jim Hoover, and Ilene Bewley REMEMBRANCE COMMITTEE It is the responsibility of the Remembrance Committee to send cards and flowers helping to express the sympathy of the student body in times of sickness and bereavement. It is a service which makes these times of thoughtfulness appreciated by faculty and students alike. The committee is composed of a representative from the women's residence hall, the men's residence hall, and the married students plus an advisor. CASCADE SPORTS NIGHT The Cascade Sports night is becoming a tradition. Following the basketball game, a time of fellow- ship and entertainment helped students of the two colleges to become better acquainted. It provides a real opportunity for each school and team to dis- play Christian sportsmanship. Come on Team-Let's Go! l ! l Watch that ball-Never mind the wall Keep that bench warm pals .I N ct. 34 fi W V A MJ Where'l the ball, teHm7?? Paul, hit it again-harder, HARDER!! H' i 'ire X .29- Koinania Officers: Carol Hendrickson, Secretaryg Agnes Schiewe, Zetta Patterson, Treasurerg Jodi Kremiller, Eleanor Meyers, Presidentg Naida James, Vice President: Miss Husted, Adviser: and Arlene Reese. KOINONIA PARTHENCN Koinania Parthenon was the name chosen for the Girls Club four years ago. It means fellowship ofthe girls and has established as its purpose the creation and development of the highest ideals through a Christlike life. One of the hig purposes of the club is to see that each girl has a secret pal whom she secretly gets to know better as the year continues. Some of the events it sponsors are the annual tea, the Christmas party, and Val- entine hanlcy party in addition to other planned meetings and activities. t E ,lie fs-ff 1 Aiea i One of the activities Koinania sponsors is a Valentines Phyllis shows Lois and Betty her i Party. Above are the small gifts and hankies which each chest gifts at the Annual Christ girl gives to her Secret Pal. Party. SPECIAL GUESTS P.B.C. was honored to have as guests this year the Execu- tive Cou11cil's Commission on Higher Education. This is the first time the group has met officially, and the first time such a group has met on the West Coast. It was good to have them here. Left to right: Adam W. Miller, T. Franklin Miller, Richard N. Yamabe, Earl L. Martin, Samuel C. Sharp, Robert A. Nicholson, Marvin W.. Baker, Milo L. Chapman, Albert J. Kempin, C. Herbert Joiner, Jr. George A. Edes, James G. Wade, Herschel D. Rice, Clarence W. Hatch Tm sf -Swag is mass ' 'S .1 5.348 , , J i H A . at f- , - Q e M ki, iawwsfa if EW agf.--m ' E W H , .,,w1s-K ' -' Qs if ..,- H H V me ri W ssqww-fi .n., W as mme ,,-.., asa Beacon Staff: Louise Shaner, Assistant Photo Editor, Betty Celander, Artist, Mary Blackburn, Editor, Phyllis Pease, Staff: George Bancroft, Staffg Tom A. Smith, Advisor, Pat Lyon, Staff. Not pictured: Naida James, Photo Editor, Betty Stubbs, Advertising Manager. BEACON STAFF The responsibility of the Beacon Staff is to publish the college year book. Taking pictures, laying out the pages, preparing copy, lettering the main heads and the securing of advertising are the basic jobs assigned to the staff. The year book tries to ca Jture most of the year's activities, special events and working groups tlirouffh pictures and brief written accounts. B e B is me se Exe H Exim e 2 3 is :ss s mga ' We ii -time H E E it f Q S f E milfs -- Vzgggign fax-jfs b1 5 as-w f ? if . , Here the staff sorts out pictures from Mary, Louise and Betty finish up some pages to meet a previous years in order to leave a well deadhne orderd file for future use. is e COMET STAFF It is the purpose of the CGMET Staff to gather and record significant events as they occur on campus. This is done through a monthly publica- tion. The work is carried on through the various reporters and editors who endeavor to tell the story of interesting and newsworthy happenings dur- ing the weeks of school. Approximately three hundred copies of the COMET are circulated each month. Comet Staff: Don Knipschield, Editorg Dick Trimble, Co-Editorg Anneva Hoag, Bar- , bam Glessflefy RCPOPYCFSS Betty Ertz, Associate Editor: Tom A. Smith, Advisor. if I ,Fm . t z . S, w N HM 5515 .N T MEM-i T. fr 55 QU. ,mr ... t rf ,x f .a,.f.. , -n Y ,.......--. E3 A , I ,f3.'f'f': For the first time in the history of the Fine Arts Committee there are student members. They are Paul Gessler and Jerry Williams. Representing the faculty are lVlr. Strachen, Mrs. Perry, Mr. Sykes, and Mrs. Short. FINE ARTS COMMITTEE One of the high lights -of the school year was the piano concert given by Caryl Jean Short. llll viii? Bishop' Gmgp CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY, given by The Bishops Com- pany, a group that travels nationally to present drama to the church. CHOIR The 17 day tour of the P.B.C. Choir into Southern California was one of the high lights of the school year for the participating choir miembers. Besides singing in many Southern California churches the choir had the privilege of singing before the student body of Pasedena College. The choir also visited Knotts Berry Farm, Tijuana, Mexico, and Forrest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale. 0 ' f' , , r Qdfzfiyi ef2f7 ,L I S , Zf , XX ,ff X X 1 1,7 . ,, f- 41,13 I 5,5 f I il J Clif 0 .ffdfrfwfzyifff-ff' QQ' C' 7 if ff! 1' if M65 V4 xl! 27 -,.4fzfLf QLcfwf f7'Z'fk7'1' , 511 ,A Z5 J -41--ffe' ' V K I V! ff I Jglfiicj - wwf' - Vg! '72 ,V K ff , 7 ' ' ,' I! 7 rx y, , fy If ,J 1 r,,.W1g.Ll,.. C' If A7 V' 1 ssl? TL 'Two ' ,Lf jfseffcf- f 'EVM' KLQLLQZ fp! '46 ,aigifif ' ff Lit lzz ' , is-1--PM '- X iff' ,f if i The choir as they sing at one of their local concerts. ENSEMBLES A very important part of the outreach of the college is the ensembles. These groups sing in local churches and often accompany faculty and student speakers out of the state. They make a great contribution to the churches and for the school with the musical message they present. This summer two of these ensembles, the Ioybells and the Conchorclaires, will travel for the school presenting musical concerts in churches from the West to the East Coast. This type of evangelism is not only a spiritual blessing but is a big help in promoting the school and recruiting new students. THE GRAY TRIO THE GRACE NOTES CONCHORDAIRES JOYBELLTS CHORDALAIRES GIRLS TRIO BEL CANTOS GOSPEL ECHOES Ruth Gray Phyllis Gray Marion Gray Leota McCullough Lolita Roberts Karen Buckbee Jerry Steele Pat Lyon Fxlry Williams es Smothers judy Mouser lodi Kremiller Andrea Olson Mary Ann Clausen Ilene Bewley Louise Shaner Sharon Chase Judy Winklepleck Betty Ertz Dianna Rice Phyllis Pease Naida James Lois Carney Vera Haymes Laura Lee Kaniut Marilyn Ulbricht reaawide e Q ,ff Q fa was re 1 at Jai A me i 7 , A VIJVVLV ,. Y X ff A, 4 1 'QVL' l' X mm !VLQ,fj J W7 if .e 2,1 61.6540-new 544054 , - C'-X ,can-f J 3'1 JJ J Q .1 mL'QTf,,, few X Q y A L, J af.. .flgxdralb L ,'Tfo,,L.v,l !XJ,c,'1,-v Cf J' 'lvl If Q--X 4 1 A5 Cf' 'nfl-' r k CREA TORS Drama Wlth a spxrxtual empha IS IS the theme of the Crea tors Drama club memberslnp IS based on rnterest and abllxty Such thmgs as makeup dra matlc work of other colleges and a greater understandmg of Chrlstlan dra mat1cs are made objects of study throughout the year One of the h1ghl1ghts of the year 1S the annual formal Sweetheart s banquet held th1S year at Redmonds on the H111 ThlS May the club presented VVhere s Grandma a humorous play dlrected bv Ethel Wlllard a former Crea Tors presldent Members of the cast were Leota McCullough Betty Celander Nancy Lou Myhre Lolxta Roberts Lyla Loehr Mel VVh1te Al Lancaster and Paul Gessler Offl rs are Presldent erna Mae udson Vrce Presldent Lo Ruby Se ry Na cy Lou My e nd T s rer Arlene Reese hw f LL f fi ,I ' fin- . I , 1 f! ' . .r 7,r r ef as E X r I W 1' ,X 'F' ff J , , . U! , L4 . . 1 0 ' -5 X l I I . I i JJ My ' M Q ' I L H -.lfv ,f 7 ,ff I : 1-'J' Af' f . .fl I A V . 7 , f 0' fa ' f. ' r V ' . ' . I ' ' I . ' 667 ,IQ ,, D if V' 1 , U , U . . . XM ' V W A 2 Lf A . Q M Y v cf- V!! ' f V , 7 r I ' - ' fig 4- J ' . ff ' n ' r i afvfr fl! , , . . 3 gi 2339 Still lsisilltslfli it r I' L sf, 3,33 fy ,- 51254 L . Oratorio officers: George Bancroft, Business Manager: Jorgen Norholm, President: Qeryl ,NV and Andrea Olson, Secretary-Treasurer fylff Zgvjzffy Jfczgwff' 7-,g 1,150 Avg! i fivwejfig ffdyzh. ORATORIO SOCIETY The Oratorio Society, which is the largest organized group on -campus, is composed of about seventy members. The group makes a great contribu- tion to the Fine Arts program of the college. This year the society sang excerpts from Handel's MESSIAH in the all-school presentation of the pageant The Messiah Is Come. In the spring they presented Upon This Rock, an oratorio based upon episodes in the life of the Apostle Peter. The author of this work is Henry Robert Wilson. CAPERMORES We might call all these fellows Long John. ln reality they are only the single mens basketball team. These girls are smiling because they won and because they are the Freshmen, Mari- lyn Ulbricht, Louise Shaner, Carol Good- man, Barbara Glessner, Marlon Gray, Dl- Anna Rice, Donna Channer, and Laura Lee This jolly crew composed the Married Men's team: Ron Swanson, Bill Thomas, Kanuit. Ben Chandler, John Good, and Del Spencer. Hot D095 P0PC0 f Cold POP- Whne the players kept the crowd entertained, Phyl- These girls made up his team for the upper classmeng Agnes Schiewe, Betty Celander, Arlene Skinner, Phyllis Gray, Rosle Arnbrlster, Zetta Patterson, and Ar- lene Reese. lls Pease, Eli Kleinsasser, and Myrna Windham kept them fed. 5 This smiling group made up the faculty team fwhich lost by the wavj. Smith, Mouser, Crose, Carlson, Chapman, Pierce, and Perry. I Home ie where your heart i Nuts to you! ! To the Utmost an-n f um Jsisenlirlvrlflfi ., V ,gl mx 1 It's going to be tough sleeping! I The Bus WILL be clean.' Yea, Baloney Sandwiches Dr. Gault surveys the situation All alone in a crowd And it's Lettuce by a head- F E 4' 'N-1 , R f 'w-s-QQuv a ' Betty Coed and Joe College of 1959 I X 5 J i n The Mrs. and I are about to embark on a journey. Nastiea on you! I I I Q! , Girls are always primping Gymnasium?? T KEEZJZ 4 - ' Z 3' '- I' wth, 'X This is my harem-stay away!! Yeah, Eight quarts a day From the farther most parts of the Earth. Uncle Sam needs you, boy. 135. . wil MA Clausen's on the rampage again eff - ,I ,ww ' 1 ,M , N ,f - .' ,Lnfi.Y-zgfgf c-J.. ZLL'--1.9 f-Lf ., u.,'L, Aff,-as .TS ff, ,.., -- L f' ' , !9',,-42'.,q,',f 4.-ff f ' J. -fe X , Cd Xi Llfe on Old Mack CaIdwell's Farm - N. .i. Q 4 5.2: :T Three blind mouses-plus two mice.. 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X Y, IjjLfTAAxi54 I 'lf -Rl., ,J ' X- - l Zljhe mission of 'rhe church is 'I'ha1' all men be drawn io God tj i. iw? yi-hrough Jesus Chrisi' his Qlrliilfb,-,gslllfffnlgfson. We commend fhe l.Wfyll'fmQgjlr In -' class of I959 on +he aH'ain- 'M out ,X 'X'lg5Z,rf'i'QN menl' of gradualion and 5 - X, J fv-E' H . ' ' , f f' ' A 4 Q pray lhal lhelr goals be 3 'V M7 ,LV J jfll . Ny 1 Z Mjwllfwy -f'l 'W J 'L summed up un lhe call of ,lrbfj I Ally xl f , if A ,I I Chrisl and His church, lhadrr lAA l, 'I VV J! J all men be drawn un+o Him. MN ei' WvVkLp,1l, y,g2'f3U,,,,-1 yawn if ,IL 4 ' fifty' bf i A , ff '7 K f 'ff ,V Ly E' 011 'iffy V' '. ' ,lil l Wfyff A into M ff i -lu! A- V JU jfqgilj ,Z,xW!,3fV 'l L, 5, ,V ' JC' f 'l l A QA. When in Portland, visit a ' worship atfthe Hollaygy Park Chucrh of Godj 2120 Northeast Tillamook. The church of friendly interest and warm fel- lowshipf' GALE HENCY. ASSOCIATE JAMES G. WADE. PASTOR Congrafulaiions Class of '59 FIRST CHURCH of GOD 434 Norfh I4'I'I1 SI'ree'I Springfield, Oregon Pas'I'or Rev. M. Wesley Skinner P'O' Box 503 Gel' Your Painf and Redecoraiing Equipmen+ Phone: Rl 6-4855 From Glenn Helfrich and Cecil Dorsey DUTCH'BOY PAINTS We Wish YOU GOCVS BISSSFHQ Auro PAINT AND LACQUERS in H16 years ahead SPRAY EQUIPMENT 0 BRUSHES As HELFRICH EQUIPMENT CO. - Togefher We Serve -- N.E. 28I'I1 and Broadway L U F , iq E . RADKE'S AUTO PARTS 66 n. columbia bIvcI. av 6-4444 Portland 3. Oregon Groceries Meafs Wholesale ' RGTBII Vegefableg over 3.700 ifems in sfock 670I S.E. F + PR I-l945 our 26fh year in business os er ,yer 370,000 Hems in ,fuk Bob EIIe's Welcomes Your Visif 4 -1 A M l H f', ms Me el' MR. E. F. MOORE. Owner FLOWERS MONTAVILLA SEWING CENTER Ag jwffef FLOWERS See Him for New and Used :YE Sewing Machines 'R aaze s.E. s+ark AL 3-73 3730 S.E. Hawfhorne Blvd. PORTLAND us, OREGON ' - -- J., ie is Wm we B . . A .T Q. .T . 2.1.3 .' mt sn 'L A 'H ' 'HE E fm ex. REQ ,. -T. T 1. lm., a wwf- , T1 ' m CHURCH OF GOD . .K eg, ,. W H Emvfnmggi' Walnui' and 3rd Ave. L 5 js.. 3 M, GRAND EoRKs. NORTH DAKOTA w 55 .EEE A -T H .fm 51,5 iw-W God's Blessing To fhe Class of '59 'From K The Congregafion We a Pasiors: Cecil and AnneH'e Evans JEwELERs and Our Preseni Sfudenis 3729 S.E. Hawfhorne WATCHES DIAMONDS John Bam warren su.vERwARE WATCH REPAIR Bm L-'C C - uf BW Mr. and Mrs. Sfoolrey Welcome Your Visit They offer a I0 percenl' Discouni To PBC Sfuclenfs. Dial BE. 5-2400 CHURCH OF GO TE? WORLD SERVIC fi R A DIVISION dow EXECUTIVE ounc LT Eg . I VU jff'- ' ,ff ,I I EILIW' Wwfi fiSf5ffj4g4.,121Iff'r, V Mm Must, in CI ,win 'II ,JQv 'L'iJ X M YIQCJWIW Ii f -,MW mf JI f vAjV,,,J-1? lf! 1'-'ol fi, pf .N I JNifJ'Y'k'N' A I ,.I'jgT'bfa-2 :vo I IUV I x 4' 'I Selig W ii L iff? TSI II FOREIGN MISSIONS CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD HOUR HOME MISSIONS ANDERSON COLLEGE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PACIFIC BIBLE COLLEGE MINISTERS' PENSIONS FREE LITERATURE Every Person Giving Io I'he LocaI Church Every Church Giving Io World Service Congr?'rulafioniy59?Gracls , M' V0 W 'fpfffmf 'WW 'W ' I Mffwwiflfwfjf Q '5f'f M M mf W ff , W 'QW W X WJ' h ' ' j fpfmujufiyif pf W,12MfWwZi,f Wf W WW MW gig m W WW WM SWWMKWW Q - QW, EMM M w ' 1 :fir-f:.,5 V , . I, ' 1 . -xng':: l.j,,'.-.251-f'-'ITT'-,,I HK - :,:'.::255,. ' ' ,i '41 1 -1112215-111. 41' 1:-'1755fg1:. 5:11 Q 1, .kff::g5gu:.f::. I B ':::::5g:5Z2i:, .2355 T!I. '1'2-. ,I:1'11f -:rlfiwpllz 'fall-11 Morse Howard Zylpha Nelson ':::E5-31:31 at-111111 . 1 'f951::'3'Z:: -15211525 Kernuif '48 Henderson '47 Pnerce '53 Q,35f.555::52p, ggztiizzyqjf . . . . va5:f:::::::1:11?:-252Nz. Vice Presldenf Secreiary Alumni Dlrecior 1 Qifggfggggggfggz-'ff A 5.j7fy:::::5iY W m s A 4 w Y ff ?yy7f fXfg T T , ,, - - W. W ' '31 H --nf-1 - m xg Ill ll! E RICHMOND CHURCH GF GOD Where a Christian Experience Makes You a Member We consider is a great privilege to work with the staff, faculty and students of Pacific Bible College. REV. A. C. ELY, Pastor 1 . fi, , , i ll I x 1' '-fi' WJ.,-x 0 0 I lxdcfgfw J I V 'ie fl Con ratulatlons Seniors . . . ll fra - l ,J -,blk All lflvw' t. 0 x -,IJ U 5 ' 7 MJ, I You are going forth with a glorious mission by 4-fa ilu f'ffvllJ'.x ' lpn . My s uf C , f My! As ambassadors for God, l A J' - You are taking heavens last word of mercy R- 'X I l r . HJ l lxfiu' Yi l lf - ' s, ' Over all the world abroad. ' 5-NO! ' ,.A qywi' VY!-'J i You are sent to save from the blight of sorrow. lvffilflm DNJD W,-3 ily! And the curse of sin undog N' . ' MWith a work so grand and a trust so holy, Oh, what heart would not be true? R? -A. B. s. cf 5 C , W ' Q!,-1'4f0 ' f .. LV FJLQAA. Wifi ff' f wfo ,X Aj ' W XLMVDZJM Henderson, Nebraska COMMERCIAL PRINTERS S Naida James Pasior Rev. NOBLE G. LAVELLE jd 2 2224 Marion Avenue Lxll A jV Norfh Bencl, Oregion ,I 1 f lj if umi Yajima Mary Demarest l VV! X ll! ,j X My B ' lvl W' 13 , 'x 6 M .Aw O of NORTH BEND ,555 ljjyfjlu . ' f!! , I 'UJ,',-l cl-lu RCH OF GCDJWQQ QQDMW l3+h ancl Marion Norfh Bencl, Ogeoehjdv x Jllq,M4 , wa ' Q A . Wave l Congraiulahons +o lhe Class of A 59 WV !LJ,,fYL if NV. 'A LJ yVyV.iJg!bA J VIL! WJ' S Jjlvly ,J all if QWU 3, , fw lk JV if , iff' J 6 IRVING PARK CHURCH OF GOD NE l31'h ai' Skidmore Poriland, Oregon Rev. Gerald L. Webber, Pasfor This church exfends a warm welcome fo faculfy and sfudenfs fo become a par? of i+s fellowship CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '59 REMEMBER . . when you want tlle best ' 'Q X FRED H LEIVICKE CI g . g 6626 N CONCORD AVE PORTLAND I7 OREGON B 9- 005 . i A professlonol phofogmph 5 5 . f E Jil z BY X , ' Q E HAROLD STEVENS. Presideni' DALE' CLARK, Sales Manager HAL STEVENS, Producfion Manager Telephone Oxford 4-3 345 'Make Your House Complefe Wifh Maierials From BLUROCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 8908 N. E. Highway 99 Vancouver, Washingfon Congra+ula+ions fo The Class of I959 We are Loyal Alumni and ardeni Boosfers for Pacific Bible College. rr R rj A ,e rr RQ d A ILL xelcf' Jgi lk rj WMMT JM d X Xb -JN Q if Q dune? znh Qiandm ougrn Studio ou fEfl fo. ergfigds glpgfhe Needi ffyguign My 14 6 My xg .e P R 6333 deze 6' 'Ts M fi QM W pDflgT3,ZNQvflf'-SENEDBSVD ajft!!! art , In 'lQ, 17'-:NE .Kei ZIIQSIUI lgnspkl s ofw9 VX ! A rrr M , ' f r,M,,s rf vs 4 - r s I ' W ? X .QR Lisa? 0, fi ! Mffilygl iw XPasw?S-3 1 jury , M ff 'X 1+ 1 K3 M i, STEVE p J1-vlan N '-.- ff ef fy WW17 3 N R' W' W' Af ff Ml B ' ' New 'er-HNSY3 H R ,J L4 W , , fi A uf Wi xg rrr - Wiz!!! ,iffy B NX N 'Q fx W M!! Vlfyj Congra1'ula'rionsA Class of '59 LENTS-GILBERT CHURCH OF GOD I22 No. Ave. and Harold Sf. Porfland 66, Oregon Cedar 81 Jefferson W P yf y yph f Congrafulaiions +o 'rhe Class of I959 fh K 9d W k REV. HAROLD W. NEAL, PASTOR Residence: 2005 Cedar Street Telephone:WO-34342 Hugh VV'-Jlkowu Pa f 5400, fg7fm.fLJf, Caifyfrrf For good 80l N.E. 2Is+ Ave. HeaIII1 you neecI BEImonI' 4-7526 SUNSHINE MILK - ICE CREAM - COTTAGE C1-IESSE Wholesale ' ReI'aiI You are cordially invifed fo visif our PIanf Compliments of Congrafulafions, Class of '59 Meier L-Yranlr Co. BE 2-3086 PORTLAND - SALEM Home: BE 5'43'2 . EDWIN W. RIEKER, M. D Congrafulahons 'Io Ihe Class of msg Physician and Surgeon WE HAVE APPRECIATED 5I05 S.E. Hawfhorne Blvd. YOUR PATRONAGE PORTLAND us, oReeoN CLAY'S TEXACO ZFSW Green Siamps Tires - Ba+'I'eries - Accessories Wheel Balancing Minor Tune-ups 6704 S.E. Division PR 4-9352 We are af YOUR servlce You as a college sfudeni' have speni' years of your lrFe fowards lhe accomplrshmenl' of a Chrlshan educahon Because of lhrs and because you are worlung 'lor 'lhe advance men'I' of Gods lungdom you wnll aways have a close friend m your church publishing house THE GOSPEL TRUMPET COM PANY is a friend fo you now and will remam an even closer friend ln The years ro come as we become be'H'er acquarnled For rl' IS ihe prlmal pur pose of 'I'he GOSPEL TRUMPET COM PANY 'lo publnsh Chrlshan lll'era'l'ure 'leaching lhe message of God 'For The 'hmes For Chrlshan lrlerafure reaches gellzes I+ as a vrl'al parl' of fhe Sunday service and helps +o bridge lhe gap belween Sunday and Sunday church and home and God and Hrs people To 'lhls end lhe slulls of wrlhng edrhng of prrnhng craflsmanshnp are dedlcaled The sleady grow'I'h of your publlshlng company and 'Phe wldespread accepl' ance of nfs produc'l's are mdlcahve of l'he facf 'lhai' ihls comblnahon of dedl cahon and craflsmanshrp has nor gone unnohced Regardless of your need loolc 'lo your church publlshnng house for help For WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE now as well The Gospel Trumpet Company ANDERSON INDIANA 0 . I . ' . . . I challenges, inspires, guides, and evan- V . I , . I I ' I I UNDER THE DRYER AT 14rmando2 Keaatq Salon R' Q' ERA? xf A 4 I 4505 N.E. Tillamook AT. 7-23 53 MAE CRAGHEAD Wirh Complimenis of UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Cifizens Branch 656 S.E. Grand Ave. Porfland, Ore. 4: CongraI'uIa+ions Class of '59 CHURCH OF GOD 8+I1 and Jackson Sis. OREGON CITY, OREGON We Welcome You To Our Services As -l Togefher We Serve T QTY' Congrafylalyiijsgigliij of I259 , I ul S, R DR. MQNQAQEIJIJ HILLIPS A , A I5 1' D If-,QI ...ae Blvd. u X .qw 0,PoxTLA4SlI?s, OREGON Qjfy M 1' Simone? -247W J A A my rj' R7 IMRTI P' I.. . WIRMMUIURQI. Sffffflfi H5052 , WARIHAM Mmqncu, K I ia ., RIN.. . l aalifi MT. Hoon SUPPLY co. LUMBER WH AND BUILDING MATERIAL ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES HARDWARE - PAINTS - PLYWOOD - SHAKES DOORS - SIDING - ROOFING PR. 4-8833 8300 S.E. Division PORTLAND bb, OREGON WAREHAM MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER CENTER 35 Years of Faifhful Service Julian De Rock Sales Manager 6I5 S.E. Hawfhorne Blvd. Phone: BEImon'I' 4-5276 -1'-e.,.,,. ,L L ,L ,E we E V, , . af, ESPECIALLY WELL EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL TYPES OF PUBLICATIONS, BooIcLETs, FOLDERS AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING JQHW006! GHQIQGIZ7 PRINTERS BAZAAR CLEANERS 72Io N.E. Glisan S+. - AL 3-9942 57+h and E. Burnside Penland I3 Gregor' NONE HOUR MARTINIZINGH We appreciafe 'Ihe oppor'l'uni+y 'l'o THE MOST IN DRYCLEANINGH serve P.B.C. and wish 'Io ihank ' 'Ihe siudenis and faculfy one Day Shir, Service for Iheir cooperafion. Zfif' Green Sfamps This Time You're Righ'I' If You See Our Aciveriisers 3-'M MW, For Your Needs , J aJ4M':'yv,1,iz,2,kfW.n,1' WMP-5'C Wlwuwmyd' gee E magma. ff W7,9f,I2!E4PM5-we M-z'W7fE LQM ML W,L.,LEiaIL,,MJL if On +he Preceding Pages are Adveriisemenis of Churches, Organizaiions and Businesses Who Like You VISIT THEM SOON-THEY CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS st YE' Z S2552 Tb APPRECIAT 3 33? TD so if Kc' gg 'ra It takes the combined efforts of many hands to produce'-Ea p 1 such as the BEACON. And to those many hands I am gratefulg particularly? to the hands of staff members and advisor, Torn Smith. My many thanks go to you for patient and diligent work in helping to complete the task which was before us. My appreciation to you: Professor Smith, as Advisor for your never- failing patience and willingness to help the staff with its many problemsg Naida James, for the hours you have spent as Photo Editor in scheduling the pictures for the many activities and groupsg Louise Shaner, for your consisten, reliable assistance as staff typist and Assistant Photo Editorg Betty Stubbs, for your enthusiasm and persistence as Advertising Managerg Betty Celander for your diligence and dependability as Art Editorg Phyllis Pease for your faithfulness in helping wherever neededg George Bancroft, for your dependable assistance in layout and copywritingg Pat Lyon, for your help in obtaining advertisementsg Nicholas Monios, althought not a staff member, for your help in doing the art work for the year bookg and to everyone else who has cooperated and worked with us in helping to complete this, the l959 BEACON. Mary Blackburn, Editor LDLQIA. ydftxl. r 1 'fkiafleaafefugg fflsecctovof i ffsywca,alJeaaMfWwfse0!fU'j0'f 'LQli-e 6W'A, W3 7 - ' ' Aaafawfa wwf . abou' fig, X +A ,4,?lOJ'w?fV6f .' if aww? pw? me Aefvffm Wa, ,wt 0 , x , ' p I, 'T -.L ,Z-fiaefd, Zgmuv ,fwfaffwwf fields . Q,lA,a,Zvf icawfvf fha CU irlvr uffailcffcif .1 af fgwnv A I 'lA- aaa STUDENT RY Allen, Gerald Anderson, Jerry Archer, Norman Archibald, Daniel Arnbrister, Daniel Arnbrister, LaVerne Arnbrister, Rosie Ashford, Judith Ashford, Loren Ballard, Frank Bancroft, George Beaman, William Beau Lac, John Beau Lac, Kay Berg, Warren Bewley, Elaine Bewley, Ilene Bissett, Earl Blackburn, Mary Bratcher, Lee Alvin Brown, Brown, Donna Brown, Merrill Brown, Victor Buckbee, Karen Buckle, Harvey Bunnell, Elizabeth Bunnell, ,Phil Calhoun, Kenneth Caraway, Donald Careny, Lois Celender, Betty Chandler, Ben Chandler, Marjorie Channer. Donna Chase, Sharon Clausen, Mary Ann Combs, Malcoln Craig, Judith Culp, Mary Cultice, Ervin Cultice, Gayle Demarest, Mary Dockter, Alverta Dockter, Ralph Dockter, Roy Duncan, Frank Dyer, Isabel Dyer, Russell Eames, Sidney Einerson, David Canon City, Colorado Scappoose, Oregon Portland, Oregon Big Sandy, Montana Fresno, California Fresno, California Fresno, California Newberg, Oregon Newberg, Oregon Klamath Falls, Oregon Oakland, California Wilmington, Delaware Grand Forks, N. Dakota Grand Forks, N. Dakota Grand Forks, N. Dakota Imbler, Oregon Imbler, Oregon Springfield, 'Oregon St. Helens, Oregon Kansas Citv, Missouri Del Paso Heights, Calif. Tacoma, Washington Culbertson. Nebraska Portland, Oregon Eugene, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Port Angeles, Wash. Grand Forks, N. Dakota Coquille, Oregon Bergen, North Dakota Portland, Oregon Lewiston, Idaho Clarkston, Wash. South Charleston, West Virginia Fort Lewis, Wash. Coalin a Californi Spenard, as a Spenard. Alaska North Bend, Oregon Bergen, North Dakota Bergen, North Dakota Bergen. North Dakota Grove City, Pennsylvania Noxon, Montana Petosky, Michigan Middlesex, New York Montevideo, Minnesota Einerson, Patricia Ely, Lena Engle, Dennis Ertz, Betty Foote, Margaret Frink, Gene Frink, Veletta Fritzlar, Mary Galloway, Fred Gates, William Gault, Delbert Gessler, Paul Gilbert, Donella Glessner, Albert Glessner, Barbara Good, Diane Good, John Goodman. Carol Gottier, Leo Granberg, Vernon Gray, Charles Gray, Marion Gray, Phyllis Gray, Ruth Gregory. Genevieve Hames, Vera Lyn Hanson, Roger Hardt, Rick Harney, Pat Colene Hendrickson, Carol Henry, Kathy Herringshaw, Roger Hestand, Margaret, High, Verl Hinrich, VVayne 'Hoag Anneua Tulsa, Oklahoma Portland, Oregon Olympia, Washington Kalispell, Montana La Grange, Indiana Moscow, Idaho Moscow, Idaho Portland, Oregon Eagle Point, Oregon Bellefontaine, Ohio Malaga, Wash. Redwood City. Calif. Kennewick, Wash. Mansfield, Washington Mansfield. Washington Tacoma, Washington St. Albans, West Virgin Decatur, Illinois Nampa, Idaho Clarkston, Wash. Littleton, Colorado Willmar, Minnesota Willmar, Minnesota Willmar, Minnesota Modesto Calif. Worland, Wyoming Colville, Wash. Roseville, Calif. Kuna, Idaho Oakland, Calif. Marysville. Wash. Klamath Falls, Oregon Phoenix, Arizona Pollack, South Dakota San Diego. Calif. Phoenix, Arizona ff! Hoover, James Hopkins, George Howell, Loretta Hubacek, Eva Hubacek, Richard Hudson, Verna Huntley, Duane Hyslip. Lewis James, Naida Jennings, Barbara Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Juanita Jones, Ruth Kaniut, Laura Keiser, Eileen Scio,'Oregon ' ' Beaverton, Oregon Freeport, Michigan Portland, Oregon Mankato, Minnesota Bend, Oregon Palmer, Alaska East Prairie, Missouri Empire, Oregon Sacramento, Calif. Lancaster, Ohio Lancaster, Ohio Edmonds, Wash. Clarkston, Wash. Pontiac, Michigan ,vw Y Kelly, Bruce King, Darrell Kleinsasser, Eli Knipschield, Donald Knox, Mary Santa Ana, Calif. Clarissa, Minnesota Chaseley, N. Dakota Elma, Wash. Stockton, Calif. x fliffenimer Carole Ltgrsaf ebonalds Lagier, Gary Lancaster, Alvin Lancaster, Betty Lancaster, John Lanner, Evangeline Lenz, Clyde Lenz, Leroy Lenz, Lois Leverett, Howard Lewis, Herbert Lewis, Leta Loehr Lyla Lyon, Doris Lyon, Pat Lyon, Ray McCullough, Leota McElwain, Theodore McLaughlin, Elroy Malone, Orva Malone, Wayne Menzemer, Karen Meyers, Eleaner Middleton, James Middleton, Robert Miller, LaVern Mock, Earl Mock, Terry Monios, Nicholas Walnut Creek, Cali f.-I PPortland IOre on if 1 g Ripon, Calif. Aberdeen, Wash. Oakland, Calif. Aberdeen, Wash. Honolulu, Hawaii Dodge City, Kansas Paramount, Calif. Dodge City, Kansas Denver, Colorado Alderwood Manor, Washington Alderwood Manor, Washington Santa Cruz, Calif. Greeley, Colorado Modesto, California Modesto, California Medford, Oregon Portland, Oregon Bellefontaine, Ohio Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Santa Cruz, Calif. Kingsburg, Calif. Portland, Oregon Springfield, Oregon La Grande, Oregon Scappoose, Oregon Scappoose, Oregon Alexandria, Egv t Wi'Tla Wa'Tla, Wash. lVlorrxs, l11I'lean Mouser, Judith mhr.e-.NQ1Cy Portland, Oregon - Coquille, Oregon ,V I NaSmythe. Perry i-ITS'C5DTJ50?5Q I CYreQ5U Norholm, or en Nofthi-Frgcir Ogle, David Olson, Andrea Olson, William Owens, James Owens, Virginia Patterson, Zetta Payne, Johnny Paul, John Pease, Phyllis Petersen, Carol Phillips, Jeanene Pool, Jason Ralls, Betty Ramey, Yvonne Raudenbush, Rex Reeder, Lewis Reese, Arlene Pandru-Q, Dggmalk Plains, Montana Clarkston, Wash. San Leandro, Calif. Redwood, City, Calif. Greenwich, Ohio Yakima, Wash. Hanford, Calif. Goodview, Virginia Koipuram, India Mansfield, Wash. Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Tulare, Calif Portland, Oregon Hugheston, W'est Virginia Willshire, Ohio Sacramento, Calif. Poratello, Idaho Reese, Glen Reimers, Iverna Reyes, David Rhodes, Raymond Rice, DiAnna Richards, Donna Rickabaugh, Charles Rippee, Agnes Roberts, Lolita Ruby, Lois Sawyer, Lloye Schiewe, Agnes Scrivner, Edgar Scrivner, Eugene Selders, Margaret Shaner, Louise Shearer, Gaynell Shoup, Jay Shoup, Charlene Skinner, Arlene Skinner, Sharon Skinner, Theodore Smith, Donald Smothers, Lester Soper, Ann Spencer, Delbert Spencer, Rachel Steele, Gerald Stevia, Zona Stranff Gloria Stubbs, Betty Swanson, Marlene Swanson, Ronald Teeny, Naim Tetrick, Arthur Tetrick, Faith Thomas, William Tornquist. 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Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 1

1955

Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1956 Edition, Page 1

1956

Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1957 Edition, Page 1

1957

Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 1

1958

Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 122

1959, pg 122

Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 111

1959, pg 111

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