Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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, i 1djf'Mr'ywi'f' 10' il . .1 'A ttttt t e.e-.,..,.. ,.-,,e,....e., W f . t 04 V y- vp - F rit it Qi ag - R-IJ rf! I -,,.+,,, 'Aan ' ii ,, -e .,,,. ,,...---w..... ,,.-...,...,...,,.., -., , ,a---,,,i y ffpfdftuiti .fs-M ,ia of fl-ag' .ti sf' . J, M, hristian SCFVICC Club ll, 1 f orrlcznas Ju x yi President ..................,.....,..............,.. Roger Bosworth 1 Vice President .......... .......... G ladys Graves J Secretary-Treasurer ......,..v.,.,... Blanche Eyres fl Adviser ....,.,..................,...,........,. Dr. F, W. Schneider V X The Christian Service Club has been or- ganized on the campus in order that a vital religious interest and a Christian at- mosphere may enter the lives of students. The goal set by the club is the best pos- sible services to the community. Programs on the KSCJ Sunday lVlorning Broadcast have been sponsored by this club. Gospel teams have their messages to churches in this city and in neighboring towns. The Missions. the County House, and the De- tention Home have been aided by the en- thusiasm of Christian Service workers. Page 54 PrefEngineers' Club OFFICERS l'lil'.Nf Term President ................,,....,.......,... Roh Roy Leinbach Vice President ,...................,.......,. John Gramlich Secretary .............,.,......,......... William Van Home Treasurer .................................. Jason Saunderson Second Term President ...,....,....,..,..,..........,.,,...... Willard Bacon Vice President .......... .,..,.,......... ,I ohn Crarnlich Secretary .....,..,.....,................. William Van Horne Treasurer .,.....................,.,.,..,. George Wheelock Young men of the college who are in- terested in the engineering profession are eligible to the Pre-Engineers' Club. ln addition to the luncheons held every week in tl1e Physics Laboratory, the Formal Banquet. Pre-Engineers' Night, and the annual picnic are the active events of the club. A new feature was introduced this year at the ninth annual Engineers, Night when Miss Joan Gramlich Was honored as the first nlVliss Pre-Engi- neerii. ' Dean Graber and Mr. Gwinn advise the organization. 1----V' --f-- A - Alex Ruthven, i03, Plz. D., is presizlenl -.v.esM.Y,AY-. V... -...W n L ! ' of the University of Michigan. Wmughr A 't ? T

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