Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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GAMMA DELTA The Greek letters, Gamma and Delta, mean knowledge and service. Gamma Delta is an organization of Lutheran College stu- dents whose purposes are to promote the study of the Bible, to assist in keeping stu- dents within the church, to maintain and increase Lutheran consciousness on the campus, to assist in increasing active partici- padon.in church endeavors and to provide Christian fellowship for students away from honw. Beta Rho had Us annualinidadon ban- quet on November 1, receiving 13 new mem- bers. The Student Center is the center of all activities including Sunday morning Bible class and Sunday evening suppcrs. Social funedons dns year nuiudc a tdp to Pak: Duro, bowling, back-yard parties, pre- convention in San Marcos vendon UIIIOUHOH. and thc con- get C69 Lutheran ,S+uden'l' Center .U V F 5gif5F?'.:-ff' . +5 1, ka ' 7.sfX

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I lllx N i by it 7 X t , X 1' 'V I ,tg av g ? :A lv ii pm- ' 0 U R ,g. if ,1 ' ,ia-,,',L'ell -,,,- 'l ' Q.- h ' V K C HOST CHURCH Disciples Student Fellowship Disciple Student Fellowship is a Christian students' organization dedi- cated to the task of making God rele- vant to campus life. DSF provides daily vespers, Sunday morning and evening worship, migrant and other work projects, and at least one major social event each month, plus alter church get togcthers bi- monthly. The Center has recreational and study facilities, including a well- equipped library for the well-being and enjoyment of each student. Disciple Student Fellowship is in the Christian Student Center, 2318 13th St. Robert M. Platt is campus minister and director of the Bible Chair. Pictures show members in the four main phases of the Christian college life. Both individual and group partici- pation in Christian activities are repre- sented. Top picture, Prayerg Center, worship, Bottom left, playg Bottom right, study. We Play For recreation 20 F , We Pray For guidance We Worship Our God I 'iii- iu ' Ntlumhh' 'N V j iwmtn -m,:,:: 'l ,. m' nil! iq W.. . 14 A ,. in We Study For knowledge

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NEWMAN CLUB To provlde for the sp1r1tu'1l, soclal and lnttllectual needs of a CathOllC student on a secular campus IS the three lold a1m of the Newman Club Thls group of approx1mately 85 students sponsors such rellglous act1v1t1es as d'11ly rosary Dmlogue Mass and an annual sp1r1tua1 retreat Newmanltes are provlded wlth social 'ICLIVILY through the year by such funetlons as 1 Mardl Gras dance, Sprmg Formal and an annual spaghetu supper Intellectual needs of the group are taken care of IH dlscusslon and readlng groups The Reverend George Salaway of St Ehmbeths Church IS chaplam for the group and Dr Roy Lambert 19 faculty sponsor The Club meets Sunday evenmgs ln the Newman Hall at 2305 Main Bottom Plcture Herb Llnley Carol Sandstrom Ron Kershen Rlchard Rlolas Make Rathtf Gather Sallaway Dave Yocum Duck George Charlene Begey Jlm Munro and Tom Jones '00 QR CO ,, 1 Q , .. C. W' 2 Wal gm? O...' o '...g. Top Pucture Peggy Malloy Jane Ann Henry Ann Pteltfenberger Francis Schwmd Cookue Pulg Don Dolle Bernie Gnezek Lenord Schwlnd Joe Kieffer Eddie Schwlnd and Merlum Jackson Casey Hubert Lange Lee Bruttung Marlee Kochns Johnny Cernosek Wesley LaBar and Martha Kaiser OFFICERS Presldent Bernard Knezek Vlce Presrdent Bull Frawley Recordmg Secretary Mary Ann Chtton Correspondlng Sec Rosa Ellna Rlolas Treasurer Jack Gust Members are Mllton Bottlmger James R Adams Alys Doernng Bxll H Brandt Curtnss Feuge Janet Druesdow Edward Furr Dons Frerk Ing Fred L Gloyna Grover F Furr Leon Grabaum Eugene C Hrll Romana C Kunkel Ada Menssner Bull Pfluger Herbert L Watt and Charles Wagner .0 0' 1 'v, Q 5 .- . 5 t. A S E 'H O Q' t 47 0' o ,' o e In I I l . ' l . . V . l .. C C. A , .c I G U C . 'zz - ' ' I l Jr., . I l ' 22