Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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METHODIST TUDE T MO VEME T Some of the outstanding events of the Methodist Student Movement have included a survey and panel discussion of the religious life at Drew, and talks on such topics as the urole of doubt in Christianityf' given by Dr. Karl Michaelson. MSM also presented a japanese dinner, the proceeds of which went to a needy charitable organization. Religious Week this year featured an ecumenical con- ference, involving all religious groups from college campuses in the New Jersey and Western Pennsyl- vania area. The president of this organization has been Carole Wilkin. Ist ROW: Dick Olmsted, Hap Holden, Liz Ford, Ken Ste- vens, Phil Hubbard, 2nd ROW: Connie Sutherland, Carol Vines, Scooter Zuber, Gail Clayton, Happi Gallagher, Chris Harris, Penny Clapp, Mr. Pain. Ist ROW: Art Valenzuela, Keir Hoeltzel, 2nd ROW: Wayne Connor, Millie Costello, Pat Farmer, Mr. Larry Kline, Carol Wilkin, Fran Siple, Dave Schlansker, 3rd ROW: Steve Rusch, Bill VanDerWater, Perry Hess, Faith Longstreet, Linda Hoffman, Linda McCall, Vivian Bruce, Sandy Chere, Barb Vickery, Cathy Brown, Toni Fell, Amy Anderson, Dave Burdette, Ed Ross, George Weller. CANTERBURY CLUB t Ken Stevens, president, Ralph Powell, vice president, Christina Harris, secretary, Liz Ford, treasurer, Father Adams, both spiritual and practical advisor, and other Canterbury members have many happy memories of this year: the 7 a.m. VVednesday com- munions and breakfasts, the 'Liturgy and Life' con- ference in New York State, the Armenian vespers, 'Brecht on Brecht,' The Blacksf' and spaghetti, roast beef and chicken dinners served to broaden both the minds and the bodies of the club' members. An outstanding lecture and discussion was led by Mrs. Elizabeth Korn on the religious nature of art at the Christmas meeting and the members looked forward to having a monk from Holy Cross speak during Lent. The motto of Canterbury is one of friendship for whenever you find four Episcopalians gathered to- gether you will always find a fifth. 112 I st Bob ROI Bob Bom Gilh Sem Gay wicl And vin J K The Janu to af learni come them regulz Scien. when' group 1t1es terest. Coorsi Shield

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Chair-mi lick Olmsted li F I Phyllis Bailey, Co-Chairman Don Scott, Co-Chairman FA LL RETREA T Despite the usual bus catastrophes, forty Fall Retreat- ers, under the leadership of Phyllis Bailey and Don Scott, arrived safely at the Moravian Camp in Hope, NJ., to spend the weekend of October 26-8 in wor- ship, fellowship, and fun. The guest speaker, Professor Robert Myers of the Methodist Theological School of Ohio, channeled the main stream of discussion along the lines of the topic Christ - the Gift. A drama- tic worship service directed by Bob Terhune and an excellent film, The Gift, were special highlights of the weekend. Everyone enjoyed the singing, the time for personal meditation and for exploring the scenic hills of the camp, and of course the delicious home- made food. Put me down before the Chaplain sees me! Art Valenzuela and Marilyn Stoner stand in a beautiful background of the retreat camp property.

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2nd Row, ', Mr. Lam, ilanslerg 3,4 -' Hess, Faith vlivian Brute, ini Fell, Amy ler. CLUB ice president: tl, treasurerg tical adiisor: many happy nesday enm- id Life' eon- nian vespen, id spaghetti. to broaden nb nienilien. was letl ll' iature Ol all ,bm looleti Cross Slltal ientlSl1lll lol gntliertfl lo' 42. Ist ROW: Danny Daniels, Jeff Caplan, Ivy Joe Lahn, Bob Davidson, Mike Slippen, Bob Kaye, Bob Fisher, 2nd ROW: Bob Sarr, Art Mittler, Pete Fuchs, Nancy Shepard, Bob deVeer, Joe Clayton, Steve Rusch, Stu Nordheimer, Bonnie Keyser, Carey Davis, Al Menkin, 3rd ROW: Jeff Gillman, Marv Rice, Larry Haber, Paul Wood, Chuck Semel, Carol Shearman, Judy Rosenstein, Marilyn Finegold Gayle Ostrow, Karen Metzer, Maida Sackowitz, Ina Chad- wick, Naomi Shapiro, Don Goldman, Karen Eisenstadt, Andy Joseph, Paul Rifkin, Ron Wendtt, Steve Sieber, Mar- vin Schlesinger. CHRISTIA CIE CE CLUB The Christian Science Organization was formed in January, 1963. The purposes of the organization are: to afford the Drew community the opportunity of learning the truth about Christian Science, to wel- come Christian Scientists entering Drew and unite them in the bonds of Christian fellowship, to hold regular testimonial meetings, to present a Christian Science lecture at least once a year, and to cooperate whenever possible with other student religious groups on campus and with university author- ities in projects that promote inter-religious in- terest. The president of the organization is Carol Coorssen and the secretary-treasurer is Donna Shields. 3 HILLEL Drew Hillel, now in its second year, was founded with the intention of extending to any interested stu- dent an introduction to the various phases'of con- temporary Judaism. Engaging in a variety of college activities, Hillel sponsors lectures, films, parties, and occasional bagels and lox breakfasts. The group's present goal this year was afhliation with the Inter- national Hillel Society. Officers of the Hillel were: president, Mike Slippen, vice president, Dan Daniels, secretaries, Karen Eisen- stadt and Cary Davis, and program chairman, Bob Kaye. Ist ROW: Cissy Morell, April Allen, Donna Shields, 2nd ROW: Mr. Whitmore, Carol Coorssen, John Vollmer.