Cedar Crest College - Espejo Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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-ICME ECCNOMICS Under the auspices of the National Home Eco- Jmics Association, the Home Economics Club opens s membership to all clothing and foods majors. Ideas id experiences are related at the meetings to enrich e homemaking knowledge of the members. Profes- onal and educational programs are sponsored, and catering service for campus activities was begun tis year. rst Row: M. Moorhead, J. Schlegel fPresidentl, S. Fahr, , Landrieu QTreasurerJ, C. Bigelow, R. Kramer, N. Cox, Smith, L. Lautcrbach, A. Heinzman, A. Artim. Second vw: C. Daisley, D. Stoffr-ls, B. Taylor, D. Lappin fVice- residentl, S. Miller, E. Williams, S. Flail. Third Row: C. Nbank, P. Hamilton, M. Quinn, B. Logic, N. Sanstrom, . Burke. Fourth Row: Mrs. Foote fAdvisorj, P, Shuman, rs. Givens 1AdVisorJ. First Row: J. Case fVice Presidentj, P. Evoy fTreasurer V Jeffries fPres1dent B Garrison CSecretary Second Row E Beyer, C. Briggs, B. Heller, D Thompson, A. Cruner D Olmstead P Morris P Henry C McCleery S Vonderlinden Third Row: E. Jenzer, B. Mattes, R. West, S. Vieist B Seyfert R Andrew L Matus M McHugh N Laudenslager D DeYoung, P. Marx. BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Club is membered by those girls majoring in Business Education, and members of all classes are invited to join Meet ings are conducted four times a year and each time, a person of that pro fession addresses the group on problems common to the field

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ALPHA AND OMEGA Juniors and Seniors who are majoring in biology, chemistry, mathematics, or psychol- ogy, and medical technicians and nurses, all of whom must have a 2.00 cumulative acade- mic average, are encouraged to join the col- lege's science club. Speakers are brought to the campus to acquaint members with the practical or applied aspects of their chosen field. The emphasis this year is on speakers of high caliber and topics of general interest. First Row: B. Vfyman, A. Jobes, M. Odell fPresidentJ, S. Noble, M. A. Warner. Second Row: J. Waite, E. Haas. B. Vanderherchen tVic'c-Presidelitl. A. Pollitt, C. D u g a n Third Roux' F. Leinbach. N. Wvooclring, C. Sahlin. P, Wlood ring, N. Grooms. Fourth Row: K. Doll tSecretary-Treas- urerl, P. Hunsicker, K. Oswald, D. Bean, l. Ochs, P. Groll Advisors: Dr. Kunkel, Dr. Lucas, Miss Hirst. 42 TRI-EPSILON Tri Epsilon is the sociology club on our campus. The membership of the organization is limited to sociology majors, who have six credits in their field of concentration, and have maintained a 2.00 average. Club functions promote an interest in sociology, through a development of social thinking and an awareness of the social work agencies. Top to Bottom: N. Bakker fPresidentJ, C. Cold stein, S. Greenberg fVice-Presidentj, M. Port lock, L. Lewis, Dr. Nelson fAdvis0rl. Not Present M. Close fSecretary-Treasurerl.

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First Row: C. Peters fSecretaryD,, N. Searle 12nd Vice Presidentl, P. Staples fHisto1'ianJ, J. Wlaite fPresidentJ, D. Frank CVice Presidentj. Second Row: J. Case, K. Amore, M. Burke, D. Arndt, B. Haslam, B. Ferguson, D. Olmstead, M. Oysten, C. Levine, J. Riddell, D. Cold, M. Levenson, S. Goldhlatt. L. Beimler. Third Row: J. Blust, P. Moyer, l. Oc-hs, J. Wihitely, S. Cantley, J. Kunzman, K. Hahn, M. March, D. Smith, C. Condon, C. Poliniak, I. Bhoades, V. Hines. Fourth Row: P. Henry, C. McCleery, C. Milne, B. West, B. Vanderherchen, J. Solove, A. Fogelson, E. Dorang, Mrs. Givens lAdvis0rJ, Miss Modlin fAdVisorJ, B. Brauner, P. Major, L. Littlefield, Dr. Wfotring fAdvis0rJ, M. Cingery, C. Fischer. Fifth Row: M. Holiman, N. Kuhns, B. Kleppinger, C. Brooks, J. Varney, N. Cox, J. Smith, R. Andrew, N. Morhart, K. Doll, R. lhlenhurg. B. Fister, P. Groll, K. Williams, B. Croller, A. Bothenherger. FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA The Cedar Crest chapter of the Future Teachers of America Was organized for the first time this year. Upper-class status is required for membership, which will enahle prospective teachers to investigate the activities of other chapters, and to hear qualified speakers discuss modern trends in education. First Row: S. Noble, M. Blanchard, A. Ten Eyck, C Feuss, E. Nicholas, N. Salz man, L. Brill, L. Noll, C Daisley. Second Row: B. Wy- man, S. Rosenquist, C. Gold- stein, N. Cox, P. Woodring J. Smith. Third Row: B. Heli ler, V. Hines, C. Milne, B. J. Mabus, M. Hoffman, B Knecht, Dr. Moore, chair- man, D. Harley, J. Sum- merill, D. Gold, P. Calvert 44 PRESIDENTS ADVISORY CCUNCIL A representative group of students from each class composes the Presi dent's Advisory Council. New groups are chosen annually, and no one maj he on the council more than once. The council acts as a channel througl which campus opinions may he presented. Meetings are informal, held once each month, and are open forums in which to discuss campus matters oi total interest.