Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Frisbie Fellowship S tiiii; ti ' | .ii(liit-i WtNtt ' iii Nl lt ' .tl IunIhc I ( II() sliij). Willi .1 howl .111(1 .1 S|)l.isll. (IIIC V()()(I- (hoppcT gave way lo loose fooling and |)iiilic(i into tilt- cold. Odobcr river. This uas ihf tincx|)c(ic(l enieriaimueiu received l) ihose .mending the (iho]) and (ihow Day sponsored l) liishie lellowship. . n evening {ain|)lire wiili slory telling ended ihe day ' s woodcuiiing |)i(ni(. l ' ello vshi|) Mieniheis made use iil iwo Saturday alleniooiis (hniiiL; ih( m.ii lor .some good hard work. I lie earnings Irom the ■■( luisi W ' uik Day were used lor niis- sionarx |)i()|ecis. A I). P. student was brought lo this country through the fellowship ' s elloits. Interest and activity were kept at a high poiiil by the Krisbie I ' riday Frolic. the Fall C arni al and the Senior liantiuet held ill sprino (|u.irur. I ' . ml W ' aliher presided .11 lellowship nieeiings and was assisted bv |.i( k Sclioili. i( e-presideiii: Marv Dvball. siciel.n : .ind Inurlaiih delegates Faith Fitch and lAiauiie Woodnill, mk K j n, n lii i H ' ' 1 :S ' f Sm 9 f ' M % t %lf SwS n. twKilS. . % I ' FJ j frntii oil. hriiir. WiMMliiilf. sliitrlr. Dvlidll. Rrv. drlrr, M. l rm. Snnttii Itou: llolmr , llriiuiMiii. Ahiinu. Itnlnrtl. 11 nrn«on. KsKctt. NiiiLolU. fhifti Hf u l iuliMi, I ' . ht-iiMiii. Mocr. (•lawr. Itarlnift. CiniiMlh. Imlcr. Wraihrrhriiil. l-nu ' th Kou-: Riiig . Siiilh. Hfilinm. lldriin, llanh. rcnn. Ftuli, Dcjong. fifth Hou-: Kill. Keller. Glllnpic. KnRljiid, Niirum, Nurri«, ( iinllM, Laxsori. Sixlh How: Ftirr. Krlkcr. llrnHiir, link. Kol«c . l-tlch. Stliinuli. 193

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Interfaith Counci Morning chapel devotions hu ' ih around themes such as rhe lime is Now — Ac- knowledge Cod. ' panel discussions and all- college con ()cations leattning l)i . |oscpli Sitiln. professor ol tiicology at ll u- Chicago I.iulieran Theological Seminary, helped make Interiaitii Council-sponsored Religion in Life Week a worthwhile one lor the stu- dents. This vear ' s obser ance ' as the iwenty- lihh of its kind held at Iowa Stale. Interfaith Council. cc)m]30sed of represent- ati ' es from 18 member organi ations includ- ing C ' aiholic. Jewish, and I ' rolcsiant chinch gi()ii|)s plus ihc ■ IC A. W ' CA and Inter- ' aisity. also sponsored the World Student Ser ice Ftmd and International Christian University drives during winter cpiarter. A leaders ' workshop held h)i oHicers and interested members of the church giotips during spring cjtiarter was a new and success- ful i)roject of Interfaith this year. President h)r the vear as Dale Hoo ' er. Rev. LeMoine illii liatcs lii» poiiil lo touiitil members. From Itmr: Kikh ImKiaii, riiiliinr. I.cM i. ki.isl I, lliiincr. ,-i niid Hon: lluniiil W I, Siiklc , ,„„liiill, i||j.ini«m. ' Ihiril Haw: Klilir, lljcr. Willirlni. C:;iiiu ' i( ii. C.]lliN|iii-. Itiiiilli lluxr: lliiinll. Kmh. Sclm.ric, NiidriMin. I I.iIIkiscii. 192

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Frunt Row: Hucdepohl. KellcnberRfr, l-iclds. Schrt-iii. King, Swicdom, hhm. Srnind Ruiv: Goeikci. Anderson. J. Peterson, Srhiue. Hndson. N. Peterson, Kohnkc. Sornson. Third Row: Jensen. l;ire. Wetteistron. Newton. Renwan . Jerde. Moland. Martin. Marten. Fourth Row: Oehlsen. Fralini. Hensel, Termunde, Friedrich, Dictcrichs, Renter. C;( nard. pahlstKnn. Faas. liith Row: Helinke. Winkelinan. Mork, Ehler. Taiibe. Widniann. I.uckow, I- ' reuiid, Vogei. Sixth Row: Xeubaner. Mr ii. S.hucne. Peieisen. Sdnader. Biadcn. I ' ollaik. lUmnester. Gamma Delta A raiuh-slvU- house, a smiling snowiium — those were only iwo ol ilie no el boxes for wliith Gamma Delians bitl at iheir winter (]iiarter box social. The social was one ol ihe Friday e ening parties held 1) the grou|) this year, and proceeds went to the I mid h)i etiuipping a student center lot |a|)anese siu dents in Tokyo. Free cr Parties were anothei huorite with studciUs at the Memorial laitheran Sttident center. . iree .erlul ol homemade ice ercani was a treat, even whiii they had to freeze it themselves. Regidar .Sunda meetings iiK luded mo ies, topic discussions, guest speakers and social hours. During the year. Robert Kohmike and Walter Jeske were elected presideiu and secretary ol the imeniational oigaiu a- tion. (p.tiniii.i l 4-ll.i, ,1 icporl ,|M I (lie iisii.il .iiidiciK I ' tlist iiv i(in. 194