Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Officers: Jerry Vogt, president, Allen Bowman, adviser, joe Gilmore, song director, Ruth Walker, secretary- i treasurer, Don Moon, team manager, Carol Friesen, publicity chairmang jim Penn, vice-president, Delbert Vaughn, adviser, Stanley Brown, pro- gram chairman. Not pictured: Dorothy Sandquist, team manager. CCF CRE TES RELIGIOUS EMPH S S C MPU A group of students and faculty members who meet together every other week for a period of spiritual enrichment is Collegiate Christian Fellow- ship. Students play an active role in the meetings by bringing special numbers in music which may be vocal or instrumental, offering prayers, and sharing testimonies concerning the claims of Jesus Christ upon their lives, Thought provoking messages are brought by a faculty member, student or an outside minister in addition to singspirations and religious films. CCF not only influences the college atmosphere but extends its spiritual outlook to other colleges and churches by means of gospel teams composed of stu- dents and a faculty representative. 60

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Members from the administration, faculty, and student body compose the Policy Forming Committee. The chief function of this committee is to discuss problems and recommendations from both the faculty and students and to advise both the Administrative Com- mittee of the Faculty and the Student Council. STUDE Policy Forming Committee meets to discuss school problems F CULTY REL TIC First row: Merle Bender, Linn Self, Frank Rowley, Dr. Dorothy Craven, Virginia jenkins, Peggy Roberts, Dave Dalke, Fred Mayer. Second row: Dr. Cyril Carretthlohn Paulin, chairman, Frank Dorsey, Larry Van Pelt, Isabel Crabb, Dr. Lowell Roberts, Phillip Nagley. l

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Officers: Viona Gray, social chairmang Dar- lene Taylor, vice- presidentg Jim Red- ick, presidentg Wayne Parris, adviser, Caro- line Milberger, treas- urer, Tony Godding, program chairman. CHRI TIAN FELLO HIP OFFERED BY SCA Bringing forth Christian fellowship and many social events is the Student Christian Association, one of the religious groups on the campus. The meetings include panel discussions, speakers and discussions of the Bible. This year SCA has sponsored such things as a watermelon feed in the fall and the Easter breakfast. Membership to SCA is open to any member of the student body or the faculty. The spook house was fun for everyone at the SCA Halloween party. 61