George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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RELIGIOUS EST MINSTER FELLOWSHIP XYhat a year the Fellowship had at XX'estminster House! 'l'he remodeling was a mess, hut we're pleased with the results in our newly-deeorated Center, at H06 Nineteenth Avenue, South. Peabody holding its own with Vanderhilt in interest and enthusiasm. Presby- terian students uniting lor strong Sundav night pro- grams, a little Bihle study, Wednesday luneheons, parties. suppers. worship. study group on evangelism, and the hig Clonl'erenc'es at Auburn, Chickasaw, and Na-Co-Me. Peahody Preshyterians in the news with johs, honors, and ofliees, and Rev. Paul H. Nloehhnan. Presbyterian Uni- versity Pastor, studying at Peabody. Ifrmtt Ifrmt, Left to lfigltl: 'Iorrey Baxter, Barhara Freeman, Glynn Burton. Klharline Hamilton. llarhara Patten. Srfrmzzl Rout: Anna Thomas. Virginia lankslex. Nlartha lirogden. Nlinti Riggle. Tlzirfl limit' Nlary Ifranees Warren. Xxonne litter. Cornelia Rohison. Ifourllt Note: Gale lford. lioh Long. Paul Xloehlman. Bill Xlarlin. Page

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, .S'w'rz'l11r x': Sam Bcrvoels, Spirilzzal fllIIli?'lI1IlII,' johnny Shea, l'rc'si- rlwll. .S'z'f'm1r1' Row: Russell Kelly. Sofia! Clllliflllllllf 1102111 Eckbarcll, Cullum! Cllrzirnzalzq Palsy liaison. Pllblirily Clzairnlan. N01 Pir- 1un'rl.' Father Leo Simmer, Clmplrzinq Dr. XV. .-X. FitZGcrnl:l, lfarully Azl1fi.sm'. i'I'bc Ncwmzm Club is 21 Czulmlic' Club of thc Czullolic culture and Cz1Ll1ol'ic' Fellowship ll12ll, shall lostcr the spihlzzal, IAI'11z HI?l'f1lIll, and .mrirzl 1'11If'w'.s'ls of the Catholic it ' 5 students ol' Peabody. -Newman Club Constitution Ma-f Q Y A l i llgfg S 9 c, 4 0 , Q SGH I Q13 O S1 :. C 5 'J r l 6 4 3 v O o 9 4 lynn., 69 n I ll yt , N WMAN CLUB RELIGIQUS Pngz' 132 Firsl lfnzr, l,r'f'I I0 Righl: jane Davis, Vif'12-I'r'1'sicic'I1IJ Gkly 0'lh'iCIl,

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RECREATIO ASSOCIATIO Page 134 PHYSICAL EDUC TIC CLUB The Physical Education Club which is composed of all majors and minors in physical education meets once a month. The purpose and object ol the club is to create and stimulate a wider interest in health, physi- cal education, and reereationg to increase professional knowledge and to develop group solidarity and fellow- ship. The officers ol the club are: Jackie Bergman, Presi- dent, Ralph Johnson, Vice'President, Eleanor Harmon, Secretary, .lim Patterson, Treasurer, and Betty Hale, Publ'ieity. The l'Vomen's Recreational Association is an organi- zation which encourages and promotes expanded sports and recreational activities for all women on the campus. lVith this purpose in mind, the executive hoard set up the lollowing calendar for this year's activities: The Howdy Party, which was an informal wget together , for all women on campus: the camping week-end, which was a week-end ol hshing, hiking and out-of-door activities for all girls interested in Hroughing ith: the annual water show, which was presented by the thirty-eight members of the Mermaid Clubg the spring lestival, which is an annual presentation by the Dance Group in honor ol' Mr. and Miss Peabodyg and the Candlelight Service, which was an impressive installation service lor new officers. Left to Riglzl: Ann Thompson, Social C1II1fVllNll1,'J21CklC Bergman. lnlmnzural Mzuzagwg Virginia Anderson Assl. Irzimnzzzml Mmzagcrg Loyee Loper. fIiSl0TfI1l1,' Eleanor Harmon, Assl, Social Clzairnmnq and jun Bowl l'rt'side11Z. Noi Pir't1u'ed.' Caroline Roberts, Secretaryg Gay Hancock, TJ'l'Il.VIll'Ifl', and Lucille LaSalle Sjmnso: WCME 'S