Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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loiivocatioii Again tliis year NVQ-slcyziii spuiismc-cl Ll variety of spvak- vis un cannpns. Tlnl first smiic-stci' was nH1t-tally usln-rod in with tlnf P1't'siclc11t's Culivocaltiuii. In Ot-tolwr, British liisturizln S. li. ClU1'2ll'Cl Pricstly. ll spvciulist in llltUI'l'lLlflUl'ltll 1'L'lLlilUl'lS, wus l't'1ltlll'CCl. His main topic' L'Ul1Ct1l'llUll tln- risc of Asian nations. Dr. Nlalbcl Elliot, clnxirimin of Sociology uml pmft-ssm' ut Cliutliinn C0111-gc in lJlftSl3lll'Q1ll, lvctnrcil in -liIl'llll1I'y. On Fmimlm-5' Day, Dr. Carl Xlit-l'nu'lsm1. ll pmlicssui' of rlilieology ut Drew Lll1lX'Lt1'- sity, utltlrvsst-cl stntlvnts and tiicnlty on ulXlOClL'I'11 Xian and Guilt-gmt rum, For tht- sccuncl sviiivstei' plans wvrc nmclc for L1 music symposium and tlic tmtlitimnil Honors Day Pl't'SL'lltLltll,JIlS alt tlu- uncl nt tlni ycar. Dr, liertlinll' prciscnts Cieuigc Xleuns of Pwtury Il'lt?l'1lt'ltiU1llll witli nn llUl1Ul'i!l'y tlcgrcc nt Fmimlc-rs Day Cfo1lx'm'z'ntiu1l. llllll If 3 . lynn.: X'-n v. Mrs. Elliot, specialist in criminology, speaks on Crime and, X iolent-0 in the United States. Iulni NYiesturt, senate president. adclif-sses the full convocation. MN ,E

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y.xgQ:,v.,. ., Jw- X . V 1 I . , , . .if . .'H:J R., . 5 -xx x 5 f f . f 1 ,I ' -if , W5-. -E- -1 . , . 'nf .mb-, A-sr? th lv iff' ' 2 Nw - 12 Mis?-F F A. '1'Q,5fY.,.e-I Q Parents find out what it is like to wnit in line for dinner ut the Connnons. IVVU Students jump ut the chance to entertain the mothers. otherls al Again lust year. XVesleyan students honored their mothers on the first Sunday in May. The theme for the day was 'AA Xlotheifs Picture, from Ll poem hy Alice Cary. Cathy Thompson, chairman of this event, worked successfully with her committee to provide an enjoyable time for ull those who attended. After registration, 11 dinner was held for ull students and their families. Guests included President und Nlrs. Bertholf and Dean and Mrs. xVt1llil'I'. Unlike previous years, parents were not given the treat of going through the CommonsQ line for their food unless they wanted it. The ufternoon's entertainment included musical selections hy the famous Apollo Quartet and the SAI chorus. Two solo numbers were given hy Billie NIL-Bride, who presented il modern dance interpretation entitled The Puppet, and hy Phil Polito, who gave 21 drrunutic reading. A pleasant day ended with open houses and Coffee hours at the dorms and Creek residences. 27 v

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Harland Snodgrass and Sue Prossci' lead thc llacc Sympnsinni in a frccdom song. RAC sponsor lcctnrcships such as one givcn hy Dr. Carl Nlichcl- son in january. . -'fi' -i 562:23 Eigm N ,llilwl Lecturesliips and IHPO IUIHS Among thc distingnishcd gncsts prescntcd tlironghont thc divcrsificd prograni of lcctnrcships and symposinins was Dr. Edward Bauman. profcssoi' of thcology at thc Amcrican Univcrsity, NVashington, DLI, A racc symposium. XVhitc Linc Frccdom B21I'I'll'l',u fcatnrcd NAACP spcakcrs. opcn discussion pcriods, a frccdom sing. and a movic. Rahhi Herman Schaalman of Carrctt Thcological Scm- inary cnconragcd a dccpei' look at thc jewish faith, Dif- fcrcnt religions hclicfs Wcrc cxamincd furtlicr in thc Ecu- mcnical Symposium which introdnccd Fathcr -Iamcs Kav- anangh of thc Catholic University, Xllashington, D.C.. and li. Stanlcy Lowcll. cditor of Church and Statcf' as thc main speakers. At Fonndci s Day Convocation, Dr. Carl Michalson, pro- fcssor of systcmatic thcology at Drcw Univcrsity, discusscd faith on thc collcgc campus today. 29