Colorado State University Fort Collins - Silver Spruce Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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Religious Groups Stress Spiritual Life Religious groups on the CSU ccfmpus plctyed an important part in the rehgious and spiritual life of many students. These groups, affiliated with churches in the Fort Collins area, offered services in counseling, religious studies, recreation and fellow- ship. Most of the groups took advantage of the location and convenience of Danforth Chapel using it for both morning and eve- ning services. The combined efforts of all the religious groups on campus produced an intensive Rehgion in Life Week with speakers, debates, discussions, and special services. Each group was represented on the Religious Council which, in turn, was the governing body of the groups. I 216

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Foreign students show the pubUc what their native lands are like at International Days. A. W, Guiorguis, William H. Coffman, Dorolyn Smith, Ramesh Malhotra. FRONT ROW: Hamzi Moghrabi, V-Pres.; Edward Earle, Pres.; Don Griebenaw, Sec- Treas. Doimld s.; l«dy ilytliat iheli Problems of the world, both in politics and foreign relations were topics of dis- cussion of the International Relations Club meetings. Their desire to learn more about the world situation led them to see films of current events and sponsor speakers, not only for their own group, but for the cam- pus and townspeople as well. Cosmopolitan Club, the link between foreign students and the students of CSU, had members who were especially inter- ested in orienting foreign students to cam- pus and in bringing a part of other coun- tries to CSU. This group helped sponsor International Days, a time when the food, dances and ancient customs of the heritage of foreign students are brought to the campus. i Welsl, r, Harilyi Cosmopolitan Club en. SECOND ROW: Sue Burton, Treas Advisor; Mrs. Maurice L. Albertson, Mrs. K. . Nasim Siddiqi, Gyorgy Vidacs, Hamzi Kamel Moghrabi, Abdul Sudear TOP ROW: S. Dev. Phukan, S. M. H. Rizvi, Aziza Qureshi, Virendra N. Sharma, Mohammad Zaheeruddin, Abdul Hamid Javed, M. A. Quyyum, Johnson Gabuin, Someth Suos, Abdul Raziq, Qazi, Rene Eles. THIRD ROW: Linda Berg, Alice Perez, Gail Rasmussen, Charlotte Maclay, Sheila Stahl, Martha Brownlee, Edna Harper, Margaret Kessler, Leona Ford, Diane Row, Eila Lappalain- Geno Shen, Fae Story, Basil Ali Shah, V-Pres.; M. Ahsan Khan, Pres.; Nan Robinson, Sec; T. M. Sutherland, E. Carson, Ramesh Malhotra, Mariano Segura. FRONT ROW: Santiago DelaMacorra, Mohamed ElSayed, M. ' - . . . . j . Eloubaidy, Saroeun Kem, Hafiz Inayatullah, Fuad H. Issa. ■ -, «c iml 1 k t iu ' - ' 1 1 A U v H t 215

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RELIGIOUS COUNCIL— TOP ROW: Tom Kimzey, Colleen Lyons, Cliff Capp, John Oldemeyer, Bruce Dinner. FRONT ROW: Rita Ander- son, Lynn Raddatz, Treas.; Mary Louise Dabney, Pres.; Andy Parker, V-Pres.; Ann Sears. Life All Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish re- ligious groups have been linked together by the Student Religious Council. Repre- sentatives from each religious group com- prised the Council. They coordinated the activities of the various religious groups on campus. Their main project for the year wets to organize and carry out Religion in Life Week. Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship, open to all students and faculty who professed the Christian faith, worked to unite the religious and individual lives of its mem- bers while in college. Fellowship was the primary aim of the group. This was ac- complished through an interesting and varied program and many other activities during the year. eligious These the Fort nseling, id eve- TOP ROW: Sharon Wood, Frances Miller, Joyce Stevens, Carolyn Boese, Lorna Paine. Faye Arney. Moira Thain. Khiem. THIRD ROW: Doug Petersen, Bob Underhill, Jim Evans. Ralph Byther, Marion Patton. Eldon W oodward. SECOND ROW: Tom Thieu, Diane Foster, Dick Barkey, Marlys Lehman, Judy Waller. Ramona Woodward. Beth Aanes, Lee Sung Ho. FIRST ROW: Austin Christensen. Advisor; Terry Wilson, V. Pres.; Jim Albertson, Pres.; Carol England, Sec; Judy Davis. 2nd V. Pres.; Jeanne Schoon- hoven. Merle Daharsh, Buzz Dean, V-Pres. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship nledon in, was 217