Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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FRESHMEN MEET ON RACK RIDE . . . NO HAY sluolenls who allencled Jrhe Nalional Sludenl' Conference al Lawrence during lhe Chris?- mas holidays. Also on lhe agenda was parlicipalion in Religious Emphasis Weelc and Jrhe pulolish- ing of Jrhe Wesley Window. Wilh The eslablishmenl oi lhe new office ol Direclor of Youlh Aclivilies, Jrhe group spenl a well-organizecl. aclive year. WESLEY FOUNDATION WESLEY FOUNDATION F o f R A Kennedy Margaref Mccraclcen, Wanda Loomis, Maxine MCF e e C on S o d R Mar ly Hafer, Lorene Small, Jean Rusf, Mary Sfarling, Mar lyn T eedy Th d Ro Jay Jer gan Lyle McCreacly, Gene Sfone, Wayne James, Phil Keller.

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?T PREXY AND RIGHT HAND WOMAN ROSE REVIEW MINUTES I THINK WE SHOULD IMPEACH DON INGWERSON providing prospecTive sTudenTs' names Tor conTacT, disTribuTion oT surplus annuals To Kansas high schools, and all-school parTies. Revision oT The consTiTuTion was Tinally made public aTTer Two years oT eTTorT oT Councils. IT was also debaTed aT This Time as To wheTher our STudenT Council should ioin The ranlcs oT The NaTional STudenT Asso- ciaTion, buT aTTer a persuasive Talk by Paul Reaume, PresidenT of The STudenT Council of The College oT Emporia, The polls were opened and The move was voTed in. WiTh Jaclc Fiedler as chairman oT The ar- rangemenTs, The STudenT Council again spon- sored a Penny Carnival in The spring, wiTh The various social organizaTions providing The booThs and aTTracTions Tor The evening. Weekly meeTings were held To lend an ear To sTudenT gripes, and To deal wiTh social, recreaTional, aThleTic, budgeTary, and gov- ernmenTal problems peculiar To our campus. AT The close oT The year, members reviewed Their shorTcomings and accomplishmenTs and were pleased. AFTER A LONG, HARD DAY 95

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KAPPA PHI-Fronf Row: Prudy Scoff, Barbara Odgers, Carolyn Swarfz, Mary Sfarling, Barbara Holm, Kelsay Lamb, Merriam Wilson. Second Row: Sandra Slieben, Charloffe Hufchcrall, Alberfa Anderson, Nadine Hinckley, Corrine Norflr, Karlene Cason. Third Row: Mrs. Maxwell, Doris Sourk, Paf Craff, Mary McAuliffe, Sylvia Rasmussen, Chrisfa Tl1ompson,Paula Turner, Mrs. Clark. K A P PA P H I imeihodasi wameni OFFICERS Presidenf .... Mary Sfarling Vice-Presidenl' . . Carolyn SwarTz The YuleTide season was a busy one Tor Kappa Phi. They had a ChrisTmas parTy Tor The Spanish children oT The Spanish lVleTh- odisT Church. Tray Tavors, a Tree, and wall decoraTions were senT To The VeTerans l'los- piTal in Topeka. Kappa Phi girls helped aT The annual Women's SocieTy oT ChrisTian Service ConTerence by serving Tables, malc- ing decoraTions, singing in The choir and ushering. ln co-operaTion wiTh oTher campus acTivi- Ties. Kappa Phi sponsored a Freshman colce hour, Dr. Howard Yader's visiT To The cam- pus. and Religious Emphasis Weelc. RepresenTaTives of Kappa Phi aTTended several conTerences: NaTional lVleThodisT STudenT lvlovemenT, STaTe lvleThodisT STU- denT ConTerence, NaTional Kappa Phi Coun- cil, and STaTe Kappa Phi Comference. AFTER-INITIATION RELAX- ATION FOR KAPPA PHI 97