Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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,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'

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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?

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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.