Finlandia University - Yearbook (Hancock, MI)

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Une ol, the llrst exlira Clll'l'l.Cll.l2ll' problems with which the student body was .faced this year was the question of whether or not the class of '48 would publish an yearbook. A special meeting early in the year revealed that the gradu- ates were overwllelniingly in favor of the publication. The matter was settled by vote, and at the same time the Co-editors of the book were elected. The staff appointed by the Co-editors overlapped heavily that of their fellow-publication, the Inklings. This overlapping was fortunate, however, for the Analogue staff was able to apply to their publication much of the know-how they acquired in their I nklingst work. The students' response to the Analogue was highly favorableg their pledges, plus the receipts of the immensely successful sale of advertising, quickly boosted the Analogue fund to a total well over the tentative required amount. YVorking hard throughout the year, with on-the-spot coverage of all student events by both reporters and photographers, the Analogue staff slowly compiled their publication. Each Saturday was devoted by the staff exclusively to Analogue work, it was this interest and devotion, coupled with the consistent support of the faculty and student body, which resulted in the outstanding rec- ord embodied in the pages of the '48 Analogue. A Suomi College Inklings .Publishedmonthly by the students of Suomi College, Hancock, Mich. I Subscription price: Gne dollar per year 4 CO-EDITORS Fred B. Waisanen Jack H. Hill BUSINESS MANAGER Vernon A. Cole f' Assistant Editors .. ........... Lorraine Jackson, Ruth Fiscola Religious news . . . ................ Talino J arvinen Commercial News . . Rachel Mykkanen Music ........... . .. Grace Hampton Q Sports ........... ...... .............................. J i m Johnson Features, Earl Jacobson, Bernice Bekkala, Grace Ekola, Esther Simonson Student Activities ...... 1 .............. Marian Johnson, Phil 'Luttio . Alumni Representative W ............. Esther Savela Suomi Synod News ...... ................. T oivo Rosenberg Exchange and Circulation .. .. Ila Kaskinen, Florence Hautamaki Treasurer ............... ........ . ...... . . Wayne Kuusisto Staff Photographer .......... I ....................... Clayton Auger Reporters ........ Carl Korpela, Ed Takkunen, Carl Tamminen, Carl Simi, Martin Autio, Elma Kalliomaa, Joyce Mickel- son, Ruth Paananen, Bernice Bekkala, Lois Isaac. Typists . . Mary Timoshuk, Natalie Maki, Dorothy Kovala, Rita Emblad Proof-readers .............. Bob Hoyer, Elsie Laitinen, Richard- Hill, Oliver Hanninen. Faculty Advisors .L ........... Rev. Tamminen, Rev. Prout Page fifty-six 5 mt,-

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THE LSA or 1947-4s A Th-at every tongue should confess that jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. QPhilippians 2Zll.D This year a new and outstanding page was written in the history of the Suomi LSA. One of the greatest events of the year was the election of Phil Luttio to the presidency of the Land O'Lakes Region. Other importantfevents were the participation of eight delegates in the Regional Ashram Qthe word Ashram is an Indian name meaning Corporate Spiritual Questj and of the large group attending the Michigan Conference Luther League Convention at Chatham. Drives for funds, such as Lutheran Student Action, Missions, and Lutheran VVorld Action, set new records. VVith the closing of the year we were enthusiastic over the fact that a number of our students were planning to attend the National Ashram atlnterlochen, Michigan, August 30 through September 5. The work and spirit of the year could probably 'best be characterized by the constitutional aims of the National LSA which are: To strengthen and sustain Christian students in their faith through the use of the Bible, privately and in groups, through prayer, through regular Church attendance, through frequent reception of Holy Communion, and through fellowship in LSA. To seek to win all students to full commitinent to Christ. MM To encourage students in the study and appreciation of the Church and its teaching for our world today, and in participation in the Church's program of Evangelism and Social Action. A . To afford the opportunity for cultivating friendships and social life on a Christian level. A v L A To strengthen our national and international fellowship of Lutheran students. To deepen understanding of and participation in ecumenical Christianity. To hold intercollegiate conferences in order to assist students on every campus to accomplish these purposes. L Page fifty-eight ' - Wall. ltfllll' 441.151 Sides sPl 'i lift ' grvlfl Adil L0 Ill SUCK! 5660 work 3 C011- the 1 EHCC LSA for 1 sent' ,- - fi NL. sche mos and ticil wot Stut in 1 me B M l ,rf ' ,f . ,. . ' ' '