Cincinnati Bible Seminary - Nautilus Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WHATSOEVER Throughout the year, the girls living in the do?mitories meet in the chapel annex for a period of fun and relaxation. Taking their name from Philippians 4:8, the group is called the Whatsoever Girls. Due to the heavy schedule this year, the club was un- able to meet once a month as in previous yea's. Because it was impossible for them to go caroling at the old folk's homes this year, the Whatsoever Girls enjoyed a Christmas party in Filer Dormitory in a homey, family- like atmosphere. In February the boys were invited to join the girls in a Valentine party. The evening of relaxation and fellowship were closed by devotions. Throughout the year everyone looks for- ward with great anticipation to the Wo- rnen's Banquet held in the spring. Plans be- gin with the first meeting of the year and many hours of patient work are spent in preparation. The Whatsoever Girls, their mothers, and friends are enriched by the Wonderful fellowship and the devotional Leontine Grider, Vice-president, Dorothy Schreiber, Presi- dentg Donna Boroff, Secretary-Treasurer, Miriam Blake, Sponsor. speaker for this occasion. The ofhcers for this year are Dorothy Schreiber, presidentg Leontine Grider, vice- president, Donna Boroff, secretary-trea- surer. Mrs. Miriam Blake, Dean of Women, is the sponsor. Committees are appointed on various occasions during the year to work with the ollicers. As we close all our meetings with devo- tions and as we sing our Whatsoever Song taken from our motto, Philippians 418, we are truly challenged to think on these things. As Christian young women, seek- ing to know more perfectly the Way of our Lord, we shall seek these virtues. To be a help to anyone in need, To serve the risen Lord in word and deed, To always follow where the Savior leads Where'er it be. Whatsoever things are lovely, Whatsoever things are pure, Whatsoever things are honest, Whatsoever will endure. Peggy shows them how. 25

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First row: Mary Nicholson, Lynn Gallagher, Donna Feeman, lkiary Lizaberh Howard, Jane Powell, Barbara Armentrout, Flora Mason. Second Tow: Gene Paul, julillen Blackwood, lvlrs. Lois VVayne, Joan Curie, Dean VVegwart. Third row: Bob Cara- bella, Lyle Fitzgerald, Bob Emsweller, George Hartsock. Fourth row: Donard Parrott, Donaly Raley, joe Hagee, Ed Dickinson, William Gwaltney. Fifth row: Robert Arnrine, Sherwood Evans, Kenneth Alexander, Gerald Heath. Sophomore-Freshman Party 24

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