Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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,fffmiaw ff ' A '01- This year the Lamplighter had something for everyone. There was news of coming events, happenings on the world political scene, editorials, and sports. The news- paper was printed on new paper with an extra two pages this year and delivered on a weekly basis. It certainly helped to keep students and faculty informed about cam- pus and world conditions and activities. NEW FORMAT, NEW STYLE .......i f My Jax..-, X. ROW 1: Editor Carol Gerdes, Editor Kevin Lyons, Advisor Dr. Ryder, Jill Roberts, ROW 2: Bill Wolfe, Dana Larimore, Nan Linn, Chris French. l

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CAMPUS GOVERNMENT SPIRITUAL LIFE---Chairman Kevin Kelly, Margo Amos Vanessa Anderson, Joel Shuflin, Pat Hargis, sv sf., ,v 1' A A ni' .ff f f 'X '-J. STUDENT SENATE is by far the most encompassing organization. They, perhaps, should be in- cluded in a section separate from others, they are not a club, but our government in every sense. They are direct- ly responsible for electing students to serve on commit- tees ranging from the trustee level to student created com- mittees. ,Senate gives members the opportunity to learn about governmental processes by get- ting involvegd and offers the Judson community an opportu- nity to have an active voice in the governing body, pre- paring us for active and con- scientious government partici- pation when we leaye Judson. The major divisions includei Publications, Social Activi- ties, Spiritual Life, Public Relations, 'Social Activities, Spiritual Life, Public Rela- tions, Elections, and Student Judiciary. Action is the word appropri- ately describing our govern- ment this bicentennial year. They provided several services to our students including rentable mini-refrigerators, free transportation to and from O'Hare during breaks, ex- pansion of the Emergency Loan Program, textbook exchange for used books. They got involved campus-vvide by helping finance the soccer team's trip to VA for NCCAA finals, sponsoring the Blood Drive, working to halt reductions of ISSC alot- ments, and tracing the '75 yearbook. Many strides were made this year proving that Senate knew what the Spirit of '76 is all about.

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Z I i L m ., A U, -u vi vu L 9 ,ilillliliillinlllllni! , F pq M I, nu an ,-. .- .1- 0' OFF A1-qrn TunE I CQ 0 0 0' ob ' , , ?vZ'vWw'2Y A 0 5 'QQ 'of 24 :Qi Q 'O' Q 0. 'O gif. Q, Q . WWW '7 if 1 , The Voice of Judson College was silenced this year by technical difficulties. The staff members laid cables connecting the dormitories this fall. However, there were some electrical problems, so the station wasn't able to open, despite ef- forts to repair cables. We're looking forward to a grand opening of WJUD next fall. wi. FRONT: Dave Hatcher, Lynn Kintzler, Nan Linn, BACK: Advisor Mrs.. Transue, Randy Leggee, Don Hopper, General Man ager Tim Hodges, Bill Naffy, Dan Navejar, Advisor Dr. Ryder. THE VOICE OF IUDSON COLLEGE - WIUD