Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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...of X 1 I I v X as QAM 1' ,fix 3 sw 'Xi N Books constitute one of our greatest resources for knowledge. Think of the tragedy if one gen- eration lacked the means to communicate knowl- edge to the next. Not only would this destroy all knowledge of history, but it would be impos- sible to convey any intellectual accomplishments. Many of the same mistakes would be repeated. In short, progress would be minimal. At the present, there are tape and phonograph recordings and motion pictures which can be used also as an aid to education. But for thou- sands of years the written word alone was the chief means of communicating knowledge. The library at Judson is endeavoring to meet the needs of the students. Besides reading ma- terial, there are also certain audio visual aids available. These facilities are being enlarged to assure a benefit to all. ,

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Judson Jargon reaches for the effect of sec- tional vocabulary of a science, art, class, sect, trade, or profession . . . It is a student newspaper in the language of students living andfor studying at Judson College. Its concerns are campus ac- tivities and refiections. Our jargon seeks not the contempt of the off-campus public but rather the immediate recognition and response of the inside student. Judson Jargon is a monthly publication. As the college grows, we, the first newspaper staff, hope that the Jargon 'can become a weekly edition and can better provide an opportunity for leadership, for service to God, and to school, for pursuance of particular interests, for social enjoyment and edu- Q The club was organized under the direction of Dr. R. Besancon and Mr. R. Erickson, faculty ad- visors. Its present ofiicers are: President Harold Sanders, Vice-president Garrett W. Yonker, Secre- tary-Treasurer Ronald F. King, Sergeant at Arms Robert Coats. In our meetings this year we have sought to stimulate the awareness of the students to the contemporary world scene through films and guest speakers. We hope to enhance the ability of the constituency to appreciate varied world views and to formulate more effectively an appropriate Christ centered philosophy to meet the demands and complexities of the present scientific and un- certain age. cational growth. These are the doorways opened through membership in organizations. The Judson Jargon is one campus organization and thus is one such entranceway. Editor ............. . . . David H. Ritt Associate Editor . . Diane McKillip Business Manager . . ...... Ron Patrick Art Editor ..... . . . John Charlton, III Sports Editor . . . . . . Gary Henderson Photographer . . . . . . ....... Gary Grizzle Advisor ................. Prof. George King Reporters ........ Larry Streeter, Boyd Farrell, Mary Deimling, Byron Hall, Glenn Richardson, Carolyn Kernell, Robert Burress and Diane Burman. fix I s, fur. ' ,Q 7 A. r wif I' - I '4 .V . ' ' Q X-