Babson College - Babsonian Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL One of the fastest growing organi- zations in the United States today is Circle K International. The Babson Chapter of Circle K has been an active club on the campus since its founding here three years ago. The club is sponsored by the Wellesley Chapter of Kiwanis International, and provides an opportunity for col- lege students to develop initiative and leadership in addition to serving the college and community. In keeping with the objectives of Circle K and Kiwanis, the activities of the service organization have aided such charitable concerns as the Red Cross blood drive, the United Fund, the March of Dimes, and the American Cancer Society. President John Cook and his execu- tive committee also instituted many chapter-oriented projects including giving campus tours to prospective students, a charity student-faculty basketball game, and the sponsor- ship of an American Indian child ii- conjunction with a self-help pro- gram for the Hopi Indians. The spring term was highlighted by six Circle K members attending the District Convention in Bangor, Maine, and the installation of ten new members into the club. The organization has a great future on the Babson campus and continues to provide its services to both col- lege and community. First Row: E. Levi, D. Tendler, D. Bottcher, S. Craine, S. Salomon, J. Cook, Presidentg S. Bressler, D. Krech, D. Keating, D. Nolte, R. Vanni. Second Row: I. Sompi, I. Smith, J. Ring, S. Purdy, C. Cutler, B. Baker, I. Bogert, F. Miller S. Wolf, W. Yeo, J. Birkenstock, D. Fuller, D. Liefer, F. Wright, D. Wisentaner.

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CIRCLE K BANQUET