Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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TEACHER or ToMoRRow A chapter of the Student National Education Association has been organized on the Malone Campus to provide edu- cation majors an opportunity for direct affiliation with members of the teaching profession. These firsthand contacts with educators aid the student in his development of a professional outlook. The SN EA endeavors to acquaint the prospective teacher with opportunities and the responsibilities of his chosen profession. It provides future educators opportunities to broaden their understanding of the educational world through films, discussions, and guest speakers. This organi. zation has helped to foster an increase in interest and en- thusiasm in the advancement of American education. Highlighting the activities of the year, along with several other programs, was the annual SNEA banquet. J ne Ha den Bonnie LePard Vice-Presidentg Linda Ma1tig,Presidentg FIRST ROW Barbara Caspersen, u y , , Bonnie Hilson Student Council Representativeg Kathy Schaub, Phyllis Meshel. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hull Connie Porter Marilyn Spring, Glenys Hill, Sue Spencer, Judi Franks, Judi Hunter, Jo Ann Eaver, THIRD ROW Lynn Baker Juanita Martin, Linda Larry, Linda Weil, Judy Peterson, Carol McLaughlin. 50 Q s- I S ,X .. ,TQ .JK 'S E 'E la Y 2 E basil, KA1 'T Q: ai ' Yi ,Fw J' f' 'PPS 'iff' ri 1,11 vi' , 'gig f al F Q... l ludy Coates .- . 'f ii . 15, Al ttyl 5. -----M., s, Q . Psi! Q lik 1-Tix ls 3231 1 xiii ff 4 :- -1 gy . - '95 kit? fi W3-'ffv -J ' , fwfgih- Q , . 1355? i' r g u Bin- if KN. . w s KEY .. .rf ,. ' f A lx. - 1325: , VI X E J get :X A ff V- ff-AHS A- 1., g-.C K., , 1 Lf l'i:Ql - c '21 T PQH-x f.ggyHl lk 1 .lkpkf 15, S' '-xnlf 'N 1 '. Af - J '1r r.Ss A 3 ki :'l . A 3 C' iinri - 1 -...-Q -Alun . Dlane CQ ST

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TAU LAMBDA RHO Designated as Tau Lambda Rho, this organization was named the Truth, Liberty, Responsibility Forum of Malone College. The purpose of this organization is to provide its members with an opportunity to cultivate a more ardent interest in, and a greater knowledge of: the philosophy of limited government, individual responsibility, and self- reliance, and the free market system of economics as well as the desirability of Christian morality as the basis thereof. The organization fosters such activities as will contribute to the prestige of such ideas in the college community at large. Tau Lambda Rho is solely educational and does not participate in political activism or partisan politics, nor does it support any individual or group seeking political advancement. A guest on campus was I.W. Abel who discusses a point with Bill Heitsman. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Hil- ' gs, son, Mary Cattell, Secre- fafys Joyce Headings. SECOND ROW: Larry Q Greenawalt, Fred Boots, Dave Jackson, Presidentg 7 Bob Hathom. flirt , A 52 . barai EATEUBM- i ikdvisors David H President- Deskinsf w