Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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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

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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.