Anderson University - Echoes Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Booster Club With a little less swagger and a little more seriousness Cfor the most party the Boosters had a hearty year of fun and usefulness this year. There was never more intimate fellowship than in this time of crisis. They had to lose Kenneth Kinion and Lee Daugherty during the final semester-the former to the Infantry and the latter to a C.P.S. camp, and the absence of Baxter, Newberry, Richardson, and Casto was also sorely feltg but when Miss Lopez, during her address at the annual banquet, mentioned the Boosters scattered over the world, while the men stood with heads bowed, the warm comradeship seemed intact again as the invisible links of memory spanned the miles. The projects of the club this year included a substantial gift to the chapel fund, a grand piano for the student reception room, books to aid the devotional lives of students in the Service, and other smaller gifts. OFFICERS President . . . Milton Buettner Vice-President . Francis CSamj Jolliff Secretary . Hollis Pistole Treasurer Robert Nicholson Adviser Frederick Schminke Sixty-Six

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The Dramatic Club Acting is our job! We have, after a late start, produced three plays. In our two comedies, "Sparkin' " and "Lost Elevator" we tried to do the proverbial thing, "lay them in the aisles." Then in our major production, "The Fool," we portrayed life's serious side. Acting is not our only job. We have accomplished social develop- ment with our personality clinic. We've had fun, too! il'here've been an amateur hour and hikes. OFFICERS President . . . Wilma Perry Vice-President Al Jenkins Secretary Eunice Baxter Treasurer Rowland Hull Sixty-Five

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Sachem Club There is something thrilling about a group of men bound together by a common loyalty. This is especially true of a brotherhood that is united to serve and increase its capacity for service. The Sachems, leaders in service activities and in school spirit, incorporate the finest aspirations of manhood in their motto: God first, others second, and ourselves last. Many of the most outstanding Sachem braves were taken from school to serve in the Armed Forces of our country. Among those who left last year are: Carl Fortner, Richard Edmondson, Robert Cantrell, Joe Crane, and LaNoyette Mayo. In spite of these grave losses, the club has carried on an intensive program, the big project of the year being work on a new concrete tennis court. OFFICERS President . . . Maurice Bergquist Vice-President . James Trimble Secretary-Treasurer Ronald Joiner Adviser . . Carl Kardatzke Sixty-Seven