Alma White High School - Lance Yearbook (Zarephath, NJ)

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The Millstone River and Delaware-Raritan Canal, which border the campus, afford opportunity for canoeing. Here are Lynn and Jack, olf on a jaunt Not every campus can boast that it has an airport in its back yard. Two of our high-flyers, Joe and Jim. This new hobby at AWC opens up exciting possibilities

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ACTIVITIES 1 I

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STUDE T ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Joseph Gnall, Anna Mae Snelling, and Kenneth Cope The formation of organizations to include the stu- dents of AWC and ZBS and to represent them in promot- ing any desired projects is encouraged. Such an associa- tion gives an opportunity for fellowship, united activity, and self-government. The group which is functioning at present, whose varied interests add richness to campus life, meets regularly, and all students are invited to par- ticipate. --From our current school catalog, 11. 64 The student body of AWC and ZBS was reorganized early in the fall of 1956. Under the advisorship of the faculty representative, Professor Norman R. Fournier, the organization drew up a new constitution, in which were stated the following aims and purposes for which the association was formed and is functioning: . . . to more effectually develop our spiritual, cul- tural, intellectual, and social lifeg to encourage Christian character and leadership among us, and to organize and participate in activi- ties corresponding with the aims and purposes of the college and seminary. The executive council of our student body for the school year, 1958-59, has included Mr. joseph Gnall, president, Mr. Kenneth Cope, vice-president, and Miss Anna Mae Snelling, secretary-treasurer.