Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Hi ' ■ ' Mi FIRST ROW: ]. Fcnstcrmachcr; J. f)uackcnbush: J. Browne: M. Grccr: L. Llovil: B. Sills; T. Schweitzer; ]. Northrop: Z. Miller; V. Strickland: A. Funkhouscr; W. Thomas; B. Small: S. Galloway. SECOND ROW: J. Knox: R. Long: J. Grubli; ). Parton: I. Aaraas: A. Carpenter; G. Bauguss: M. Logan; L. Hartley; M. Seiwell; F. Breisch; J. Yocum; H. Jones. THIRD ROW: E. Link; C. Caulk; B. Bush: D.Teunon: R. Dorn; S. Rickard: S. Farinella: H. Youngkin: D. Evans; .A. Mizeras; I. Culler: D. Kaneklides; J. Kelbaugh. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Carey, Advisor: H. Barney; J. Graham; H. Honcycutt; L. Loliin; I. Weiser; C. Rider: J. Robbins: G. Davidson; W. Fister; D. Barbee; C. Doll; W. Snovva. student K kristlan ..y ddocicition Students of various creeds on the Catawba campus are invited to join tlie Student Christian Association in order to unite in a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. The Student Christian Association is divided into five committees — Religious Life, Community and World Service, Campus Life, Ways and Means, and Publicity — which assist with chapel programs and freshman orientation, provide volunteer help at Rowan Memorial Hospital, plan dances, and proiluce a student directory. CABINET SEATED; [. Yocum. Co-Vice-Presi ilcnt; T. Schweitzer, Co-President: 1 Northrop, Co-President: R. Dorn. Co Vice-President. FIRST ROW: A. Funk houser; H. Kuvkenikill: (. Knox; I. Link; L I-cnsterm:icher: ]. Browne SECOND ROW: D. Teunon: S. Rick ard; M. lloneycult; . ' . Mizeras: B Bush; 11. K;ineklides. tf y

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.sKAIhl): F. Hrcisch; P. Egolf, Secretary. FIRST ROW A. Funkhouser: P. Keasler: Mi s Epperson, Advisor. SEC OND ROW: C. Conrad: N. Caldwell; E. Link, Vice Presi dent: M. Yount; S. Vogci: N. J. Yarbrough, President THIRD ROW: T. Himes; R. Conrad; B. Mazer; R. Keasler; J. Clodtelter, Treasurer. Jl.. 2 . Wl, udica Uocat (L-nSemote R. Keasler, President of the Student Division of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs and E. Link, Sccrctarv of the N. C. Federation. SEATED: B. Myers. FIRST ROW: F. Breisch; A. Lausch; S. Chapman; H. Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr, Tenncnt, Advisor: R, Conrad; R, Keasler,

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SEATED: G. Bupp, Vice-President; F. Peeler, Project Chair- man; S. Bowers, President; I. Everhart. STANDING: B. Mash- burn: R. Fincher; J. Ditzler; B. Small: S. Galloway: Miss Harden, Advisor; S. Allen, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Pinkston; G. Ondich. f- ni (Lpsiic on Promoting scholarship, leadership, character, and service is the aim of this honorary organizati on which is composed of a maximum of twelve out- standing women of the Junior and Senior classes. Projects which benefited elderly or needy people, receptions after special events, and a tea in honor of the new members were among Phi Epsilon ' s activities. Ulnited student Jsreiiowdliip Organized to create closer bonds between the college and the church, the United Student Fellow- ship endeavors to provide wholesome recreation and religious fellowship for United Church of Christ students. Panel discussions on important topics re- lated to the religious life of college students, ob- servance of religious holidays in a true Christian spirit, a doggie roast, and a welcoming banquet were among the group ' s monthly programs. First United Church of Christ of Salisbury works in close cooperation with the organization. FIRST ROW: J. Fenstermacher: L. Penn, Vice-President: J. Barnitt: B. Sills; S. Gallowav. SECOND ROW: G. Godfrey, President; Mr. Seiwell, Advisor: J. Wolfgang, Social Chairman; B. Hassick: S. Briggs; E. Res ' sler; ). Northrop. THIRD ROW; R. Long; J. Brown; T. Schweitzer: C. Fister; K. Briggs: H. Youngkin; D. Baker. FOURTH ROW; H. Rav: C. Brookshire: R. Regan; B. Sliney: D. McGaha; J. Bell, Program: J. Callahan: L. Loftin: R. Everhart. ' %