Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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r The science club is composed of those students majoring in or interested in the various fields of science. It pre- L sents a variety of programs through- out the year that stimulate and enter- tain the membership. I K FIRST ROW: B. Stergios, A. Thomas, K. Lord, N. Hastings, G. Goodwin. SEC- OND ROW: J. Gibbs, L. Myers, A. Lorente, J. Adams. The Science Club x. 1' .3 . , h .t e . v; , . , . , ' ' ' V'AAW A ;' ',. jk t. a. u :g .' Luz. dlx w . F: 4'93 ; es ,5 11th 7 g a . .e 1! t... n $ ' v z ; girw Masque and Bauble FIRST ROW: D. Gay, M. Dugdale, G. Lumia, P. Bolster, J. Cleaves. SECOND ROW: J. Burns, G. Abbott, R. Stelling, D. Burkett, D. Ashmall. THIRD ROW: G. Whitelow, O. Rieksts, R. Morrison, T. Bailey. Masque and Bauble, each year, dedi- cates its energies to producing quality drama for the student body. This year's Club continues that tradition un- der David Gayts capable leadership. ' ' n m xxxxxelmw l I It helped to sponsor the spring musical show, Timmerf; Place.

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This year Eastern Baptist Col- lege's literary magazine, INK- LINGS, has undergone an ex- tensive reorganization. The staff, under the direction of a literary board, has explored the creative writings of talented students and encouraged the publishing of a well-written lit- erary magazine. ROW 1: D. Vincenti; V. Clark; S. Christensen; R. Greenblatt. ROW 2: L. Cockrell; S. Bayer; B. Parker. ROW 5: D. Gay, J. Burns; R. Plimpton; W. Offutt. Inklings Phoenix ROW 1: V. Clark; D. G055; L. Burger. ROW 2: W. Offutt; G. Wilkins; D. Lyman. PHOENIX was organized by several students who felt there was a definite need on campus for a monthly liberal arts maga- zine. From its first issue in November of 1960, the maga- zine has grown in size and variety. Thanks to an appropria- tion voted by the students, PHOENIX was printed for the first time in 1962.

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An active program is once again giving mem- bers of the German Club an opportunity to learn more of the language and,customs of this country in an informal and interesting man- ner. An evening of German art presented by Sigrid Christensen in November, 21 traditional Christmas party With German choral singing, a German movie, the annual banquet, and year- ly picnic demonstrate the club,s well-rounded program. a FIRST ROW: C. Harbison; S. Christensen; P. Seagren; M. Garrison; R. Morrison; N. Morgan, President; Miss Ferre, Advisor; M. Blum; J. Hill; B. Moore; J. Hendrickson; K. Lord; N. Hastings. SECOND ROW: W. Offutt; W. Lewis; R. Morrison; D. Ashmall. THIRD ROW: K. Zeigler; D. Lyons; R. Onischuck; T. Williams; R. Plimpton; W. Dougherty; W. Cas- sidy; P. Bolster. FOURTH ROW: B. Sussman; L. Ehlers; K. Carpenter; G. Borgman; O. Rieksts; D. Henderson; R. Kennett; D. Maring; G. Meeden; G. McCurdy. The German Club The Spanish Club FIRST ROW: J. Braun', L. Meeden; L. Hurley; B. Warner; L. Bixby; S. Scammon; L. Hays; C. Pirro; D. Diaz; E. Boyer; S. Smithson. SECOND ROW: L. Towle; J. Hahn; J. Earskin; S. Forney; J. Wieland; A. Lorente, President; B. Riggs; N. Newell; C. Bohlin; D. Relitch; J. Forney. THIRD ROW: E. Pickert; S. Crumley; T. Baily; W. Mild; G. Abbott; G. Wading- ton; D. Nice; D. Burkett; H. Knipe; L. Bell. FOURTH ROW: E. LeFeber; A. Bujno; D. Moore; A. Gonzales; A. Kelmereit; J. Burns. The Spanish Club, this year, has two principal objectives; increasing the linguistic ability of its members and leading them to an apprecia- tion of the cultural development of the Span- ish-speaking countries. Through various activi- ties, club members are given numerous oppor- tunities to enlarge their minds in these areas.