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The Crescent Digital Commons @ George Fox University "The Crescent" Student Newspaper Archives and Museum 5-3-1958 The Crescent - May 3, 1958 George Fox University Archives Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/the_crescent Recommended Citation George Fox University Archives, "The Crescent - May 3, 1958" (1958). "The Crescent" Student Newspaper. 671. https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/the_crescent/671 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Museum at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in "The Crescent" Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. —""-'Br ^IC^VII Morse, Pinther Win Top ASGFC Offices Six Are Idahoans Paul Morse, junior from Green- leaf, Idaho, won the presidency of the Associated Students of George Fox college for 1958-59 as a re­ sult of last Friday's election. He will advance from his pres­ ent position as ASGFC treasurer to take the president's gavel from out-going president Dick Mott. He Alfreda , Dolores Dick Jim Dale Lyle Willy was student body president of Pinther Campbell Phillips Campbell Wilson Green Greenleaf Academy. Ellis Alfreda Pinther, junior from Nampa, Idaho, copped the veep- ship of the ASGFC in a close race. The newly-elected student body secretary is Dolores Campbell, a freshman from Nampa, Idaho. Unopposed in his race for the treasurership, Dick Phillips, a jun­ ior from Oswego will handle next year's books. Dale Campbell, sophomore hail­ ing from Nampa, will take over as director of publicity. He is a Volume 69, No. 13 GEORGE FOX COLLEGE, NEWBERG, OREGON Saturday, May 3, 1958 brother of Dolores, secretary-elect. Taking the office of director of student activities is Dan Nolta, May Day Has Full Program of Events Sulmonetti to Speak freshman from Medford. May Day festivities got under Lyda, Bob Smith, and James Mc- At Commencement Junior Jim Ellis, from Paonia, way this morning at 7:30 with Donnel. Colorado, was elected Chief Jus­ the Queen's breakfast, highlighted Open house m the dormitories Alfred T. Sulmonetti, circuit tice of the appellate court, replac­ ing Jack Hoskins from Manitou by the appearance of the May started at 10:00 and will last until judge for Multnomah county, has Paul Morse court. 4:00 p. m. Everyone is invited to Springs, Colorado. The Queen of the May is Sally visit Edwards, Kanyon, and Rem- been chosen by the senior class The two new publications edi­ Meyer, a junior from Denver. pelsburg. to speak at their commencement Three Professors tors are both sophomores coming Prince consort is Dick Mott, a The registration desk is open exercises June 1 at 3:00 p. m. from Nampa, Idaho. Lyle Wilson will layout the L'Ami, and Willy senior from Paonia, Colorado. from 7:30 until noon. Lunch and Graduation this year will be Princesses are Doris Pearson, Le- dinner tickets are sold there. On Join GFC Faculty Green will manage the Crescent nore Davis, Phyllis George, and the registration desk are today's held on the lawn in front of Wood- staff. Mar hall for the first time, ac­ Three professors will be added Six of the nine officers are from Jo Wohlford. Their escorts, re­ Crescent and programs for the to the faculty next fall announces spectively, are Bill Hopper, John day's events. Compiled in albums cording to senior class president, Idaho, five of them being from President Ross. The three approv­ Nampa. Only two of the new lead­ are this year's Crescents on sale Quentin Nbrdyke. In accord with ed by the board are. Harvey Camp­ for fifty cents. tradition, the junior class will ers are Oregonians. bell, Hector Munn, and Floyd Out-going officers not mention­ Alumniks to Orbit The academic buildings are decorate for the affair, and will Weitzel. "Satellites" is the theme of the open all day. Various departments select a couple from their class ed above are vice-president, Janice Harvey Campbell, father of Bishop; secretary, Dianne Payne; Alumni Banquet, which will be will have special displays. to act as color guards. Dale and Dolores, will become an held at 6:30 p. m., at the George The morning's parade consists director of publicity, Betty Curry- The commencement speaker, associate professor of social stu­ er; director of student activities, Fox college dining hall May 31. of five floats, one from each of dies. Weitzel and Munn will serve The annual event, to which all the classes and the Student Chris­ Mr. Sulmonetti, practised law for Doris Pearson; L'Ami editor, Carol 20 years prior to being appointed as part-time understudies in the Riggs; and Crescent editor, Phyllis alumni and former students are tian union. A trophy is to be science department. invited, features Orville Winters, awarded for the best float. Also circuit judge in 1952 by Governor George. pastor of Tigard Friends Church Paul Patterson. There are several reasons for included in the parade will be the new professors, said the pre­ as emcee. Speaker of the evening cars from each club on campus He received his Bachelor of. is T. Eugene Coffin, pastor of sident. Scott Clark is retiring and 7 and a color guard on horses. The Laws degree in 1935 from Drake Dr. Martin will be taking over the 'Heights Scaled Alamitos Friends Church, Garden May Day court will be riding in University in Iowa. An elder in Grove, California, whose topic is Greek department. Campbell will convertibles supplied by various the First Christian church of fill this vancancy serving in the At Mount Hood "Achieying Orbit" ,-vx,w , . car dealers of the town. Portland, he has for fivc-yeai-a- • social studieV-ana*~humanities de­ Seniors, juniors, and guests After lunch the coronation of taught an adult Bible class of partment. gathered at Wildwood Country (Continued on Page 3) 150 members. The two younger men will be club in Welches, Oregon, on CASC Board Meets working with Joan and Alex Mount Hood last Friday evening Beltz. The Beltz's will not hold where the annual junior-senior May5-8atMenucha Old Gold and Navy Blue Day Nears classes on Tuesdays and Thurs­ banquet was held. days as they will be attending The spring board meeting of tween the freshman and the three "Scaling the Heights" was the the Council for the Advancement Classes will meet in rivalry the Oregon State college. Weitzel and theme of the evening. Maroon nut afternoon of May 16 to decide upper classes with the losing Munn will instruct the science of Small Colleges will be held at team going through a stream of cups and sparkling programs on Menucha, Oregon, May 5-8 Presi­ who will be the "class of the classes on these two days. candle-lit tables centered with year." The occasion fe the Old water furnished by a fire hose. dent Milo Ross announced this Races for the day include Campbell is currently assistant rhododendrons caught the eye of week. Gold and Navy Blue Day, a new professor of social science at each guest as he entered the ban­ program sponsored by the ASG sprints, wheel barrow, three-leg­ George Fox college and North­ ged, sack, and obstacle races. Northwest Nazarene college. He quet room. west Christian college are to host FC, said President Dick Mott. has been in the teaching profes­ Junior class president, Gordon Women and men will compete sion for about 20 years and has the conference. The Friday afternoon will be separately in pie eating contests. Martin, gave the welcome to the The board of associates parti­ filled with races, skill contests, also served as ass't president of seniors. Dean Kenneth Williams Climbing, balloon busting and egg William Penn college. cipating as consultants to the eating contests, and various other catching contests will also be then asked the blessing. regular CASC board includes Mm events. The evening will be de­ used. A spelling bee and tall tale Munn is doing graduate work Spontaneous applause came Wilkir of Union Carbide, and voted to less active competition contest will help complete the at Clairmont college, Caifomia. from the group as Dr. Roberts, M.ark Hatfield, Secretary of and more mental work. evening's entertainment. He received his bachelor's degree senior class sponsor, read the en­ Stkte. A tug of war will be held be- at Seattle Pacific studying under gagement announcement of stu­ Judges and officials for the day Mrs. Beltz. He will be attending dent body president Dick Mott to will primarily be faculty mem­ part time at Oregon State. bers. Each class will receive a Faye McCord. banner as well as recognition Floyd Weitzel who graduated As the students ate their chic­ from the student body. from George Fox in 1957, is pre­ ken dinners, Alfreda Pinther, Mis­ The World is Our Campus sently working on his M. A. The student council is organiz­ tress of Ceremonies for the even­ By Prof. Mackey W. Hill at the University of Colorado. ing, read several poems. Between ing and backing the field day in Both he and Munn will be working Vice-President Nixon is in the midst of a good-will tour of the order to find out the student re­ courses Paul Morse led the group Latin American countries. This is an attempt to shore up these partners on a "graduate through intern­ in "yodeling practice." sponse to such a program. If th6 ship" program. in the Good Neighbor policy. In a time when the chief support among program is accepted by the stu­ (Continued on Page 3) so many people is baiting America, it is well that we keep our own dents we'll begin a full scale in- political fences in good repair.
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