Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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' 4W , vfwm s CHAPEL COMMITTEE Again This year, The vice-presidenT of The STU- denT Council has led an able commiTTee in The acquiring of The besT sTudenT TalenT for The weekly sTudenT chapel programs. LefT To righT: G. Shingledecker, R. STorms, Chairman; and C. Haynes. CULTURAL COMMITTEE The CommiTTee was given This year The means To build and expand inTo horizons which were never before possible, and The efforT was a success. An exTensive program inTended To en- rich sTudenT life was arranged: a Shakespearean reciTal, lecTures on subjecTs ofecurrenT' inTeresT, and inspiring musical programs. 1959-60 has been a year of improvemenT and growTh aT EasTern, and The 'CUITuraI CommiTTee has had an imporTanT parT in This development SeaTed: J. Shankle, chairman. STanding, left To righT: K. Lyman, F. MerediTh, C. Kruhm, J. MarTinson, C. Biorn, R. Behrens. NoT shown: Mrs. Della Rodgers, adviser; S. Lynn, C. Miller, E. Moore, L. Pullen.

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.et 7- .u rwu,,., , , . ., MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP Missionary Fellowship is aTTended by Those who find fellowship Through a muTual concern and inTeresT in The missionary enTerprise and in Those who carry The Gospel ThroughouT The world. The services and meeTings are concluded by mem- bers of The fellowship, and iTs inTeresTing programs are The resuIT of exTensive planning and wide cor- respondence by The socieTy's execuTive board. These programs, someTimes having missionaries on furlough, speakers for oTher mission socieTies, and movies depicTing acTual field work, ineviTably resulT in a broader undersTanding and deeper inTeresT in God's work for all who aTTend. G. Shingledecker, N. Mack, 5. L00 discuss a com- ing meeTing. BIBLE STUDY On alTernaTe Wednesday evenings, a number of college sTudenTs gaThered in The gymnasium To sTudy a porTion of The ScripTures in a Bible sTudy program, led by sTudenTs. Bible sTudy has made greaT sTrides This year. More variaTion in program maTeriaI was incorporaTed inTo The sTudy of God's Word. The sTUdenTs find Bible sTudy a meaningful as well as an educaTional experience. They are learning TogeTher whaT The Bible has To say To modern young ChrisTians. First row: C. Haynes, Leader; B. STurgios, J. LisTon, S. Loo, D. BevingTon. Second now: H. TibbeTTs, B. Lukens, A. Cox.

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ATHLETIC COMMITTEE FuncTioning as a parT of STUdenT Council, This commiTTee soughT To sTimulaTe inTeresT in The various phases of inTer-collegiaTe sporTs acTiviTies on EasTern's campus. An inTramuraI program con- sisTing of volleyball, baskeTball, ping-pong, Tennis, and sofTbaIl was organized early in The fall. The selecTion and Training of cheerleaders was anoTher of The commiTTee's funcTions. The TradiTional AThIeTic BanqueT held each spring was organized by The commiTTee. FeaTuring enTer- TainmenT by The sTudenTs and highlighTed by a prominenT speaker from The field of sporTs, The dinner evenT provides The opporTuniTy for The awarding of varsiTy IeTTers and Trophies To ouTsTanding players and Teams. SeaTed: J. LisTon, N. Salamon. STanding: L. G. Ehlers, J. Leggieri, and G. L. Ehlers. ART COMMITTEE Members of The ArT CommiTTee were The un- seen designers of a form of arT on EasTern's campus' which is generally looked Uporf as if iT had grown of iTseIf. ThaT parTicular form of arT for which They were responsible is The ad; verTising by means of posTers, signs, and dis- plays, of The innumerable evenTs which occur ThroughouT The school year. AIThough They were limiTed by lack of individual professional Training, They did have naTural TalenT in varying degrees among Them; and They de- rived genuine pleasure from using This TalenT for The benefiT of EasTern. The members of The ArT CommiTTee were: SeaTed: P. Cummings, Chairman. STanding, left To right: L. Morris, E. Veninga, L. Owens, L. Bogdanow. NoT shown: J. BarTholomew, S. Bayer, T. DeviTT, and D. Robinson. 9g g us i .1 mm