North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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the psychology club was founded in 1950 at north park college to promote an understanding be- tween students and teachers through the mutual assimilation of psychology, dr. person, of the psy- chology department, is its sponsor and advisor, starting with a small beginning, the psychology club has grown to its present membership of thirty. among the activities of the psychology club are: lectures, motion pictures, discussions, and field trips, wide student participation has been enjoyed by the psychology club at all of its activities ■ — showing a desire of students to understand our fellow-man. the officers this year were: albert ossentjuk, president; ray anderson, vice-president; lois hanson, secretary; and June norberg, treasurer. D J en O u V) Q. row 1: g. ossentjuk, a. ossentjuk, w. johnson, d. ryd, b. magnuson, b. bankson, h. morton, g. anderson, r. ander- son, 1. kent. row 2: m. almquist, g. benson, m. soderberg, e. peterson, j. carlson, b. sturdy, i. hoegh, j. mains, d. noreen, m. bangt- son, m. dahlstrom, d. bodley, m. carlson, 1. englund, 1. hanson, b. axelson, d. gustafson, j. norberg, a. cottrell, b. dore. 83

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tow 1 : b. hjelm, 1. young, h. anderson, b. youngberg, b. havig. tow 2: w. adell, f. hamblin, j. norton, g. lindfelt, m. carlson, d. gustafson. tow 3: h. nelson, d. loots, w. adell, d. folk, j. anderson, e. adell, d. bengtson. U CD 0 a young but attention-demanding club on campus is the hawkeye club, the hawkeye club was formerly the iowa club but it was officially changed this year, about twenty-five students make up this group, which include nurses from Swedish covenant hospital, the officers were chosen at the first meet- ing, those presiding are jim anderson, president; duane falk, vice-president; gretchen lindfelt, secre- tary-treasurer. activities for the year included a get-acquainted party at vivadelle youngberg ' s apartment, she is the sponsor of the hawkeye club, other socials in- cluded a winter outing, and the main event of the year was their spring banquet.

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international 2L rt- o n c cr row 1: d. holm, e. vaher, e. leps, r. day, 1. lagerquist, a. carlson, e. peterson, k. berglund, j. yang, d. peterson. the international relations club of north park college is dedi- cated to the proposition that we as individuals may understand and respect each other ' s national and cultural differences, the meetings have been conducted on a personal level during which time the rep- resentatives of a particular country have given an aspect of its culture or an introduction to its way of life, these have brought the cultures to us as a group in a direct way, and we have also had the opportunity to guestion the representative in order to satisfy our in- terest and curiosity, thus we have learned to see basic similarities and harmonies beneath superficial differences. the club has sponsored meetings and exhibits and participated in the intercollegiate international relations club program in an effort to increase an understanding and appreciation of these similarities and differences.