Anderson University - Echoes Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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LJ H JC 1 r rt‘ Row 1: Mr. Robert Ramsay, Adviser, Robert Hamel, Jerry Egelston, Kenneth Walker, Earl Henshaw, Marion Fraysur, Jack Cousins, President, Ralph Hoar, Leidy Greiser, Olin Matthews. Row 2: Jim Raines, Norris Thomson, Eddie Downey, Dean Gerig, Charles Kline, Herbert Dietz, Charles Wood, Charles Hawkins, Fred Collingwood, Don Collins, Charles Jones, Arthur Dye. Row 3: Gordon Howe, Palmer Collins, Don Cavender, Aubrey Kendall, Omer Blevins, Paul Wagner, Paul Rider, Wayne Harting, Nolan Younkman, Bill Davis, Ted Wattron, Edward Schweikert. A threefold purpose, illustrated by the triangular emblem, is em¬ bodied in the Triad Club. The three points pertain to religious, aca¬ demic, and social activities. Organized in the spring of 1948, it has rapidly assumed one of the leading roles in directing student activities on the campus. An original all-school amateur hour and morning prayer meetings were contributions made to campus life by the Triad Club. Outside this realm, the club also has contributed directly to the church-at-large, by supplying it with outstanding youth leaders in the fields of religion, athletics, and academics. Jack Cousins, president of the club, was assisted by Ralph Hoar, vice-president; Kenneth Walker, secretary; and Robert Hamel, treas¬ urer. Mr. Robert Ramsay is the faculty adviser.

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MLy. ' SAv 1 4 . ' ■ V 1 W V fi yjp t i; ,v ' - ar H. xvr vf A ' fL 5 1 m a, • i Row 1: Gustav Jeeninga, Dr. John Buehler, Adviser, John Cherney, President, Lee Butgereit, Bob Deal, Lewis D- Alessio, Gene Mendenhall, Glen Bevis. Row 2: Kenneth Seeley, Dean Stork, Gene Price, Dave Williams, Fred Lick, Fred Menchinger, Harold Conrad, Joe Batdorf, Robert Butterfield, Leroy Oesch, Robert Hartley, Obadiah Williams, Paul D ' Alessio. Row 3: Robert Boggess, Henry Cole, Kenneth Kardatzke, Doyle Newton, Leonald Wiens, Bill Wright, Tom Red¬ mond, Jim Macholtz, Carl Munson, Louis Lerner, Jerry Carey, Dari Beckham, Russell Miller. SACH EM CLUB GOD FIRST, OTHERS SECOND, SELF LAST,” the Sachem Club motto, keynotes the prominent successes the club has achieved during the past year. Consisting of some of the most active members in student groups on the campus, this group has forged ahead to previously unknown heights in the fields of religious and academic freedom. Demonstrating their leadership, the Sachems awarded their annual scholarship to a worthy present student. Church worship services were also conducted regularly by the members. President of the Sachem Club this year was John Cherney. Other officers were: Lewis D’Alessio, vice-president; Bob Deal, secretar y; and Dari Beckham, treasurer. Dr. John Buehler is the faculty adviser. JOHN CHERNEY President