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Lutheran Student Association FRONT ROW: Pnscilla Kutter, Manlyn Massey-sccretary, Freddie Fechtmann, Alice Moberg-president, Liz Rogowski. SECOND ROW: Gary Fisher-vice-president, Dr. Schone-advisor, Rev. John Byeriy, Jr., Steve Borleske. THIRD ROW: cock, Judy Rex-treasurer. Oma Gail Simmons, Karen Hath- The Lutheran Student Association strives to relate the Christian faith to daily campus life. This aim is ac- complished through Sunday morning worship services, Sunday evening suppers, thought-provoking speakers and panel discussions. Other activi- ties of the LSA included a Christmas party for orphans, a Job Corps Weekend in the spring, and work at Eastern State. Sunday nights mean good food and fun for L.S.A. 304
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Christian Science Organization The Christian Science Organization, founded on campus in 1954, endeavors to acquaint all interested students with the Christian Science Religion. The group heard speakers on religious topics and attended dinners at local church members ' homes. Members participate in weekly devotionals. Members rehearse for a skit prior to a meeting. FRONT ROW: Mildred Royall-president, Judy Pond- secretary, William Seibert-treasurer, Sarajane Auman, Dave Hibbert. SECOND ROW: Neil Dickey, ■Jr., Marion Demers, Scott Davis, Janet Watkins, Susan Small. THIRD ROW: SUnley Warder, Susan Reynolds, Edward Way. Lois Hornsby, Keith Ha- mack. 303
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Newman Club The Newman Club, a Roman Catholic student organization, was founded at the College in 1960. The gi ' oup sponsored student Masses in the Wren Chapel, furthered friend- ships at Sunday breakfasts and din- ners, and made plans for an under- privileged children ' s kindergarten in Williamsburg. Club members enjoy a Sunday morning breakfast. FRONT ROW: Margie Corvino, Bobbi Vail, Mary Ann Whyle-treas- urt-r. Richard Olsen-president, Bruce Oliver-vice-president, Judy •John.son-secretary, Betsy Ewing, Roxanne Good. SECOND ROW: Madeline Billy, Carole Green, Pat Gracian, Dora Smith, Cathy Lon- dergan, Ginney Vogel, Karen Hunsberger, Carol Boneta. THIRD ROW: Connie Clawson, Gloria Gracian, Barbara Johnson, Diana Barocco, Marilyn Johnson, Deanne Detorie, Susan Mallory. FOURTH ROW: Geri Schnebli, Carol Bagley. Katy Gikas, Uuise Saulnier, Bea Peca, Margaret Brownell, Regina Comeau, Paula Barran, Judy Krone. FIFTH ROW: Cathie McCoy, John Holroyd, Tom McDonald, Ernie Ramos, James Valwa, John Boswell, Mary Chris Schmitz, Kerry Sawick, Jack Warburton, Patrick Carroll. 305
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