McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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. E Mei fi . 3 u exp iences came thick and fast, and - Ex e h a routine of orientation 3 s t 5 Q S, I X X3 k y er assmen dragged us over the cam- - FE- 8 3 is swiss -ic SJ, ' l 'i7i i vvliggyxf ft, . its Q Of, fit Freshman Class fi if 1,7 i great ve of green swept over A c herson Col ege last September when Freshma class invaded the cam- . Much t our discomfort and dis- ' the upp lassmen demanded that Ufreshie. don their little green or uffer e consequence. We soon ea ed it as best to surrender our ' , or e s ject to such treatment . s lt lfn , p dles, and painted faces. .Q f e w re dumb to begin with ' days f homesickness we became . f o quality for which this school . es, the first few days were a i . ' t h, trying to find out which was , t, nd who was where. ' r ducing us to everybody. Such . ot o new faces to remember tags forg t ght we'd never learn. But by the time the Freshmen Get-to-gether, . the watermelon feed, and the faculty re- ception were over we had about every- one pigeon holed, even Dr. Flory. We were astonished to find that he was not a student, but had a string of letters attached to his name. . Q SgE exc1tement getting settled! The XR: ji The w .rc ready for the football ames. S.: v couldn't all help car- 1' ' the a ls e--5 the field we did our 3 31 ' a e b d cb ati g thi goal 'posts more -Q istic lygt nger b fore and yelling ' til 0 tgfrg ' t ch dT'be use it's the ' Q H little t 'n' t at co , e big game 4 ivjngigie QS, y of the on 0 A , a. t Freshman- 0 'qi Sand our ir i- e e ' dly. Ala X ' ' za Sopho t ur bo s layed har McPhevsorii Kariii.

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Back Row: Bollinger, Petry, Boyer, Miller, Mohler, Heck- l'Ila'n. Middle Row: Keller, Horn- baker, Weimer, Kistner, Hoffert, Thomison, Eaton, G. Goughnour. First Row: Maudena Son- dergard, Secretary: Cole: President: Vice-Presi- Wanda Hoover, Harriet Smith, dent: I. Goughnour. World Service Meetings Prove Interesting The World Service group unites all students who want to grow spiritually, work in practical church situations or get experience in any type of activity serving the spiritual needs of others. World Service holds a unique place on the campus in fusng the best scholarship with dynamic religious experience. The result is a genuine Christian approach to life's problems. Group meeting have been especially interesting and beneficial this year. Problems dealing with the Christian ap- proach to life were discussedg and the various forms of Christianity and their views were studied. An extensive study of Missions was a part of the group and during the week of Regional Con- ference Reverend Bonsack of Elgin, Il- linois, spoke to the group and to the Cabinet concerning missions. Special de- votional meetings and vesper services held at intervals proved to inspire mem- bers with a deeper sense of religious truth and service. 27 The World Service Group with the Y organizations was well represented at the Indianapolis Convention this year. The group is not officially a member of the Student Volunteer Organization but the two are similar and it is thought that our group will be affiliated with the larger group next year. The new program committee is striv- ing to centralize programs on the prep- aration for summer work in the home churches. In this way help will be given to members that will continue to be of practical use to them in future years. Those in positions of responsibility in World Service are exceedingly grate- ful for the fine spirit of cooperation and service prevailing among the group mem- bers and others who have contributed to the success of this organization. As a faithful and inspiring advisor and sponsor, Dr. R. C. Petry deserves spe- cial mention and the sincere gratitude of the World Service Group.

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