Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Row One: Enyart, Moore, Life, Fagan, Totten, Appel, Bix- by, Mendenhall, Carter, Phillips, Fuller, Hirschy, Stewart. Row Two: Huff, Pixley, Harner, Rouse, Cooper, Dalmbert, Reehling, Blackard, McCallum, Chastain, Walsh. Row Three: Clyne, Forntan, Beem, Thompson, Higgs, unknown, Carceau, Larsh, Mooreland, Boldman, Brown, Rich, Frary. All Out for the Republican Party To further the interest of the Repuhlican Party and to acquaint members of the cluh with the governmental procedure of Indiana is the purpose of the Young Repuhlican Cluh. The activities of the cluh include working at the polls during elections; active cooperation with other Young Repuhlican Clubs throughout the state; and sending representatives to the annual state convention. Officers for the year were Warren Bixby, president; Laura Jean Ray, vice-president; Martha Mendenhall, secretary; Tom Totten, treasurer; and faculty advisers George O. Comfort and John C. Appel. 22

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Bottom Row: Bundy, Ellis. Mossburg, Mr. Pihlak, Perry, Berry. Back Row: Cassady, Wagoner, Brooks, Gunderson, Ross. YMCA Activities Include Growth in Membership The Y started the year with a very sueeessful Freshman Mixer. Patty Bates and John Benjamin were chosen the Typical Freshmen. ' An informa- tive coke forum was planned and attended by inter- ested students. During; the month of December the Y held a Christmas party for underprivileged families. Caroling on campus was another project carried out by the Y. Geneva Stunts, Spring Sing, and the Easter Egg Hunt were highlights of the second semester. Officers of the YMCA cabinet were: Robert Mossburg, president; Ted Ballard, vice-president; Jack Ellis, secretary; Ed Perry, treasurer; and Keith Bundv, activity chairman. Top: Voldemar Pihlak is on full-time duty in the YW-YM office. He is in charge of ac- tivities on campus. Bottom : Mike Wagoner leads songs at the freshman Y camp.

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Second Row: Sclambug, A. Schankerman, Miller, Penish, Beckerich, J. Schanker- First Row: Bates, Sir Wagner, Bock. i, Wright, Hendrix, All Out for the Democratic Party The purpose of the Young Democrats of Butler University is to contrihute to the growth and influence of the Democratic Party, to develop leadership, and to stimulate in young people an active interest in govern- mental affairs. The highlight of the fall semester for the newly organized Young Democrats was an address hy Mr. Ira Haymaker, Democratic state chairman. Activities hy members during the year included working on the polls at the spring and fall elections, sponsoring a debate, and scheduling lectures by several political figures. Officers of the Young Democrats for the year are president, James Thornhrough; vice-president, Mary- anne McDuff ; secretary, Beverly Simon; treasurer, Jean Ann Bates. 23