Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Cauldron The Cauldron, Kalamazoo College lilerary magazine, provides an ouilel for expression in crealive wriiing and Jrlwe visual aris. Siudenls are encouraged io submil' sl1orl' slories, poelry, essays, plrioiograplwy and arl' work for publica- 'Hon in Caulclron's quarferly issue. lvl. Klepser, G. Reclor, S. Telu, B. Paxson Debate Team :we Ili Rs! il! l ull?- swam, ,X x DEBATERS: B. Sleward, Mr. Jackson, B. Spencer, H. Viclenielcs, B. Barrows. Kalamazoo's Debaie Team, reaclivafed ihis Year by Mr. Jackson of 'rhe Speech and Drama Deparlmenl, afrer several years of inaclivily, currenily consisls ol Brenl Barrows, Bob Spencer, Bob Sleward, and l-lenry Vidinielcs. They have parlricipaled in debale iournamenls al WMU, Wayne Slale, Purdue, and +l'1e Universily of illinois. All of llnis year's debalers have qualified for Pi Kappa Della and Mr. Jaclcson plans lo build a larger, more effeclive Team from 'ihis experienced squad. l

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College Singers College Singers is The largesi musical group al Kalamazoo College. The robed i choir of aboul sixly members sings lor monlhly yesper services and lor olher College j and Kalamazoo area aclivilies. Qi A Firsl row: Dr. l-lammar, K. Penqilly, C. Boehm, T. Dole, l-l. Weslman, S. Sinclair. K. Seylarlh, J, Lawrence, S. Cooper, L. Ray, R. Fuller, E. Hayes, S. Tom Second row: J. Chandler, P. Kingsley, D. Sopp, M. Swilzer, L. Opie, J. Day, D. Andrews, B. Glfsfalson, M. Nelson, J. Wheeler, J. Simpson, E. Marlin Third row: A. Doly, K. Keller, E. Taylor, B. Sundeen, J Shaerer, C, Wadsworlh, F. Coover, J. Slealy, G. Lancasler, R. Morriss, L. Payne, C. Ohl, B. Beynon Four'll'1 row: D. Yeager, A. Ogawa, J. Anderson, l. Harlman, P. Mclnrosh, J. Foreman, N. Medendorp, B. Sillcslone, R. Bradley, G. Widiger, L. Smilh M. Slripp, K. Kooiman, R. Holcanson. avi! 'i' f '.i- , ..' 'fl is WA ..,..A S EAQE ffgrlggjgiiigay U T Z ' -4 -Q, 5' fi sm ' if rv gf Tfuivirl AA Kiefer lgi ...-.-. ' i.,.,l ,, ilu 'D 6 09' gp- .QLL 4

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First row: C. Geist, D. Freytag. E. Taylor, D. Knight. Second row: N. Hitchcock, J. Day, L. Rodd. The development ot a sense ot religious devotion and practice in campus and community lite was the primary goal ot the United Student Christian Association. To achieve this aim, the USCA sponsored weekly vespers and service proiects, among which were: a special tutoring program, Christmas party tor underprivileged children, visits to the Kalamazoo State Hospital, and house painting on the north side ot town. United Student Christian Association -,,, 1 f. Front row: J. Swigart, W. Williams, M. Erickson, G. Good. Second row: D. Freytag. J. Nixon, J. Day. Sock 'n' Buskin Highlighting the Sock 'N' Buskin year were the summer trip to Strattord, Ontario, tor the Shalcespearian Festival and plans tor the move into the extended tacilities and program ot the new Fine Arts Building. Front row: L. Kilbane, J. Donaldson, C. King, S. Hancock. Second row: J. Bollin, B. Lawrence. -F. Coover, G. Foster. l fl If Y 1 L. Williams, Treas., J. Bollin, Pres., L. House. Special Proiects, L. Flashen- berg, V.-Pres. Not Pictured: G. Rector, Sec. Programs were presented on topics from scene design to Atrican Drama and plans were made tor the Drama Club spon- sored One Act Play Contest, newly scheduled tor summer quarter. I23