Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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,sxcsexw 'fs I I S foci ROW 'lz Debbie Sheets, Jerry Woodring, Sharon Mayhousen, Rosalie Ruschofski, Judie Brown, John Neff, Carlene Bendander. ROW 2: Ruth Eudaley, Elaine Smedman, Allan Heuss lSponsorl, Carol Reiter, Rev. Frank Stevenson, Sandra Brantley, Phyllis Krouse. Th h f' -f ld h ' - h ch attendbonuci, sersovrfalowitrfssziliilgi sinclgxluzljtion, virhlole- some recreation, bible study - the Lutheran Student ASSOCIATION Association endeavors to identify, sustain and stimulate Lutheran INLCi students in denominational loyalties. Among the activities of this group, open to all members and friends of the Lutheran Church, are a Thanksgiving vesper service for the local congregation, a children's Christmas party and a cluster retreat held this year in Muncie. 2 mm. ROW 'lr Betty Farrell ISecreIaryI, Kathy Weldy, Joan Lautenschlager, Judy Edgar. ROW 2: David James, Juanita Powers lPresidenti, Mr. Marvin Hayes ISponsorl. The campus Christian Science Organization is a branch of the first Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. This groups meets weekly for discussion and services. During the year these people were active participants in campus religious life. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION An annual project completed by this group was a lec- ture on Christian Science, which was open particularly to the campus. Theodore Wallach of Chicago was the guest speaker this year. He appeared during the Christmas season in December on Christian Science: A Fresh Approach to Security. 209

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5 ,-eva 1- ,X .. -.., t H 1- n . 4 A ' 5 . PY i i f fs, N ROW 'lr Janice Hattendorf Paul Buerkle lTreasurerl Dori G k GAMMA DELTA S-N, , , s us e lSecretoryl, Dwight Keck lPresidentl, Beverly Zelt. ROW 2. Dr. T. Mertens Eleanor Winkelmon, Uldis Smidchens, Nancy Barbknecht, Linda Erdmann, Bill Richter, M 'l Among the obiectives of Gamma Delt h a are t e study of the Bible, an encouragement and maintenance of Lutheran Fellowship, the training of its members for lay service in the church and an establishment of fraternal relations with Lutheran students at other schools. In 1934 delegates from twelve colleges and universities met and founded an international organization called Gamma Delta. This organi- t' f za lon or Lutheran students founded a local chapter at Ball State in 1954. an yn Stephenson, Leland Etzler.