Aurora University - Pharos Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

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Woman's Day HThe Howers that bloom in the Spring, was the theme of the Woments Day. Pansies, daffodils, lilies, and roses decorated the gym where the ladies in their finest array enjoyed a Southern fried chicken dinner. The talent of some of the women students provided an after-dinner entertainment. After open house at Wilkinson Hall and the Off Campus Womenhs room, the ladies went to Lowry Chapel to get a birdhs eye view of the coming fashions. Models were chosen from ages four to forty. Later, the dayts events were Climaxed by a tea in the Dewing Room where many new acquain- tances were made.

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Religious Emphasis Week The speaker for the daily ser- vices of Religious Emphasis Week this year was Dr. M. Ray McKay, who is pastor of the Second Bap- tist Church in Little Rock, Arkan- sas. His skilled presentation held the interest of the students as they thought on spiritual things. Many were helped and strengthened by the personal conferences with Dr. McKay. Not only did Dr. McKay speak at the daily chapel services, but also he talked to the Student Christian Association group, to the Theological Club, to the Foreign Missions Fellowship, to the Menis Dorm group, and t0 the Offs Campus Women. The Annual Religious Emphasis Week at Aurora College took place during the week of February 19-23. The general Chairman of the Religious Emphasis Week program was Asa Colby. A number of student committees helped plan the music, literature, and pub- licity to make this week a success. A spectacular piece of publicity was the booth containing the overHowing pitchers, symbolic of the rivers of water. Dr. Ethel Tapper was chairman of the committee for devotional literature which was on display in the main corridor of Eckhart Hall. Students and faculty members purchased many desirable books from this display for their own personal use. Student members of the planning committee included Robert Merritt, Wes- ley Hartley, Robert Cole, Jean Wood, Earl Crouse, Elaine Knight, James Hickey, Jodeen Fitzgerald, Edward Young, Donald Lindo, Helen Stephens, George Polhill, and Marilyn Bohy. Other stu- dents, not in this committee, participated in sub committees and in chapel services. A general spiritual uplift was felt during this week and carried over throughout the remainder of the year. azsa

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