Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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hs INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Daily prayer groups sponsored by the Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship, an inter-denominational student movement, met this year for the first time in the college meditation room located in the library. Started six years ago with meetings held in cars, this practice has grown to include prayer requests from students in the approximately 350 other college inter-varsity groups. Besides continuing this anual activity, the fellowship planned its programs according to quarterly themes. An Evangelistic Thrust for new members was made during the fall, 'iChristian Growth through Bible study, worship and music was considered during the winter, a Missionary Emphasis utilizing mission speakers on leave was carried out during the spring. N - c K Mi .. 2' t if . 1' T? t r' fl K no t 4 - 2 r , Q ' 6 -rn Q Kg I . g i E M X N Q Q-B P i ' ' K 5 L ' X1 . . 2 i -Q I i ,xii- v , 'Y if-K-'fish ' W' 1 9 'T ' 5 LJ ROW 1 Rex Dolby, Neva Petry, Ben Sprunger, Jennie Corle, V. Rukma Rao, Patricia Paynter, Leon Brandenburg. ROW 2: Elaine Habegger, Mary Dome, Jane Brady, Donna Wilkinson, Beth Dame, Coral Neuenschwonder, Ellen Stephens, Martha Pritchard, Carol Pritchard. fmt-5 f 2 ,Q iv? Nl , nf A la y .A ,5 ,f .Q- , , A . ZLZQZ' r ,favs x . ,jeg 1 Q.. XC L ROW 'l Ron Bible, Sharon Sumney, Lynn Klopfenstein, Grace Smith, Lowell Stine, Mary Wuethrirh, Mike Cugley. ROW 2: Connie Hurt, Kae Sprunger, Eleanor Stieglitz, Carol Shigley, Janice Oswalt, Gloria Sutton, Vimal Amolik 2

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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.

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l ROW l: John Shields, Phil Hruskovich, Pat Gorman, Chuck Nietch, Ken Stiller, Bill Schafer, Dan Grecu, Don Andorfer, Dennis Murray, ROW 2: Mary i Weaver, Kay Rahe, Ann Bouslog, Diane Zinn, Jay Siwik, Penny Kelker, Dorothy Cormier, Mary Ellen Moore, Diana Stumler, Rose Ann Schafer, Carole Kovczun. ROW 3: Janet Steenbergh, Ruth Ann Schuhmacher, Anne Morrison, Gail Tracy, Barbara Ayers, Mary Zeiger, NEWMAN CLUB Part of the largest student club in the world are the Ball State Newmanites, members of an organization for Catholic students on secular campuses. 3 The group spent its second year with headquarters in Noll Memo- rial Hall and completed its first as sponsors of the Christopher Youth Center, a recreation hall on the south side of Muncie for under- privileged children. I Continuing its program of developing able leadership, New- man Club was represented by Tom Wiggins as president of the four- state Newman Club province and Don Andorfer as the state president. i I sei ,Q Q, ,fi ry we ROW lr Tom Wickens, Dick Coppens, Jim Ward, Bob Folatic, Jack Vanek, Steve Kukoy, George Schath, Mike Prosser. ROW 2: Mary Garvey, Barbara leitshuh, Joyce Slaughter, Marilyn Zehner, Darlene Dittrich, Father William Grady, Mary Janet Cregar, Betty Lou Case, Judy Ott, Janice Vargo, Roberta McKaig, Carlo Hogle. ROW 3: Josie Long, Veronica Guraushas, Judy Replin, Pat Sigo, Pauline Sekulski, Demetra Wagner, Norma Glon, Rose Bryia, Gloria Welter, Helen Gander, Shirley Parr. ROW 4: Joy Fischer, Marilyn Pardieck, Julia O'MalIey, Mary Ann Salopek, Dorothy Jaclack, Nancy Nel- son, Lucy Lyon, Sue Bezy, Mary Hoyt. 213