Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Preparing to attend a war seminar at Appalachian State University are John Taylor, Curtis Cash, lVlr. Parker Wilson, Jim Gosier, and Bob Jervis. H islory and Polificcrl Science Club The History and Political Science Club is designed to foster and develop interest in history and political science and to keep abreast of contemporary issues. Activities included a field trip to Appa- lachian State University for a seminar on the Cold War. The club sponsored several guest lecturers, including Col. Wilbur Outlaw of the John Birch Society and historian Dr. Theo- dore Ropp from Duke.The club also enjoyed several movies and socials during the year. i Left to right: Dr. Tobler, Adviserg Bob Hughes, Presidentf Becky McCabe, Secretary-Treasurerg Carroll Davis, Vice-Presiden t. 1 Dr. Norman St. John-Stevas, a member of the British House of Commons, discusses the At- lantic community. 126

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Dr. Noggle, Chariman of the Botany Department at N.C. State, lectures on photophysiology-the effect of radiant energy on plants. .gfgisf if .pf w L er . Science Club The main objective of the Science Club is to stimulate interest in scientific and mathematical fields. The club presently holds membership in the touring lecture series of the Atomic Engery Commission and in the North Carolina Academy of Science which bring authorities to the campus. The club emphasizes student participation at meetings by encouraging members to present demonstrations and lectures. Regular meetings are supplemented by local interest tours, by an annual fall cookout, and by weekend trips sponsored by the N.C. Collegiate Academy of Science. The Science Club's service project this year is to work in conjunction with a local garden club to arrange a natural garden in the south courtyard of the science building. Left to right: Sandra lttenbach,Secretary-Treasurerg Nlr. Crutchfield, Adviserg Mac Council, Vice-Presidentf Brenda Mengel, President. First row: Richard Browning, Valerie Fawess, John Briggs, Dr. Heffern. Second row: Dr. Patterson, Mr. Crutch- field, Mac Council, Cynthia King. Third row: David Cooper, Linda lVlc- Mj Q Ml H QR Phail, Tommy Herndon, Robert Har- per. Fourth row: Diane Qualliotine, Charles Dietrich, Sandra Ittenbach, Brenda Mengel. Fifth row: Nlr. Matt- eson, lVlrs. Longest, Chip Largent. 125

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Student Educoiion Associofion Hey, the jokes are on page nine! lVlrs. Longest Adviser Sandra Strickland serves punch after an SEA meeting to Paul Rein- ert, Presidentg Brenda Mengel, Vice-Presidentg Lana Eckard, Trea- surer,' Pat Clayton, Secretary. The Methodist College Chapter of the Student Education Association exists to provide opportunities for prospective teachers to develop leadership skills and to become ac- quainted with the history, ethics, and programs of pro- professional teacher organizations. Its members join in a movement with other educators to improve themselves as teachers, to raise professional standards and to better the schools of the state and nation. This year members have taken an active part in the local school system by volun- teering their services as aides at the Day Care Center for Retarded Children and at the Hillsboro Street School.