Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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.-. A SAMPLE OF CHAPEL RIGHT: The story of the little lost sheep: even puppets have a place in worship. BELOW: Alumnus Tom Randall entertained students during a chapel session in the gym. 4 inf,-1' :IU in Y-f 4- , - 22 Activities ABOVE: Alumna Anna Plassman Qsecond from right? is a member of Lambs Players

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El El U III El III FOUNDERS DAY A Judson College observed Founders ay on October 23 this year. The fea- ured speaker was Elizabeth Elliot, one of he most prolific Christian authors today. A he spent 11 years in South America as a issionary to the Quechua and Colorado ndian tribes. Since her return to the nited States in 1963, she has written 7 books, including Through Gatef of plendor, which recounts the death of her usband and her subsequent missionary ork with the Indian tribe that killed liim. 1 Another high point of the convocation xccurred when Donald W. Brinckman, resident and CEO of Safety-Kleen y ompany, received an honorary doctor- ate of business management. A Also on Founders Day, Mr. and Mrs. . illiam Brady donated the sculpture 'Christ Walking on the Water to the The sculpture has been on loan to since 1973, standing in the nar- of the chapel. BOVE: Elizabeth Elliot also visited some of Dr. Bob's lasses. IGHT: With rears in her eyes, Gerry Ctaddock accepted e Golden Eagle Award at the Founders Day Luncheon. Qiakf' 'yoj 7,0- B U s PC 7 Pres. Weber officiated at the convocation. Activities 21

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