Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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4-I-I Club --Mind and Body l-lead, heart, hand, health -- this is the motto of the 4-H Club. A part of the national organization which sponsors high school groups, its purpose is to promote educational and social activities for students interested in agriculture and its allied fields. The club strives to further the friendly at- mosphere for which Michigan State is noted and to provide a social and professional group to which local 4-H members may belong upon entrance to the college. Developing leadership among the students in rural youth problems and projects is another aim of this organization. ln addition to its regular meetings, the 4-H Club produces a program each week of agricultural affairs. At this time they present problems that are of interest to the agricultural students on campus. The members also participate in the International Festival, playing host along With other agriculture and home economics groups to the visitors on cam- pus during Farmers Week. Short course students are especially welcomed to M.S.C. by 4-H, which provides social functions in order to introduce these students to other students on campus. Bob Wilkinson, Marcia Webster. Lucille Hatfield Harriet Van Epps. Hope Hanson Robert Wilkinson Lucille Hatfield . Hope Hanson . . Marcia Webster . FIRST ROW: F. Groeneveld, D. Hakala, R. Acker, N. Braun, W. Dickison, H. Bernhardt, H. Ohmer. J. Denja, J. Bray, E. Schlutt, B. Robinette. SECOND ROW: M. Beckwith, M. Rusch, E. Somers, B. Warren, M. Webster, R. Wilkinson, L. Hatfield, H. Hanson, B. Peacock, R. Yerkey, H. VanEppes. THIRD ROW: R. Mawby, R. Simons, L. Riemersma, E. Fiebelkorn, J. Smith, M. Muir, L- EiI2kh0ll, A- Lickfeldf. D. Wallis, V. Stevens, C. Kerr, D. Miller. FOURTH ROW: G. Hakala, B. Shannon, D. Parker, L. Zorlen, F. Parente, G. Leverence, M. Dockeray, G. Loudenbeck, C. Glidden, J. Dickison, P. Lang. TOP ROW: B. Beckwith, M. Haviland, U. Garlinger, I. Hutchinson, E. Coleman, B. Cleland, O. Sweet, N. Johnson, W. Glazier, R. Gibson, D. Green, M. Ehrmann, M. Briley, B. Wright, O. Burlew, E. Barnum. . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . Treasurer 129

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Psychology Club -- Probes into the Mind The purpose of the Psychology Club is to in- crease understanding of human behavior and to make a practical application of the knowl- edge gained. Members are interested in voca- tional psychology and such applied phases as musical and occupational therapy. The lunto is a new club, organized last spring by English majors on campus. The name was taken from a group formed in 1780 by Benjamin Franklin, in which the members discussed politics, philosophy, and literature. Twice a month, the junto meets for informal The club frequently invites speakers to give lectures to the group, which are followed by informal discussions. Meetings are held every other Tuesday and are open to students who desire to increase their knowledge of the sub- ject in which they are majoring. FIRST ROW: N. Fattu, B. Van- Frank, H. Petersen, M. Clark, J. Robson, J. DeHaan. SECOND ROW: J. Barrowclough, H. Van Hartesveldt. V. Quiroz, S. Morris, P. Kelley, J. McCaffery, M. Parkinson. THIRD ROW: R. Luth, D. Arrigo, M. Joseph, J. Wever. M. Thomas, V. Radecky, D. Rock, E. Hunt. Henrietta Petersen . President Mary Elizabeth Clark ...... . . . . . . . . . . Vice President Jeannine Robson ........... . . . Secretary-Treasurer B1-tty Ann Johnson ........ ..............President Esther Erickson ........... . . . . . . . . . . Vice President Jean Carr ............... . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: I. Cunat, E. Erickson, B J h 0 J Ca M Va d ll Sherry, J. Lonzworth. l talks by professors on many phases of litera- ture and discussion of literary topics and lec- tures appropriate to literature. Through these discussions and talks, the members become better acquainted with professors in the English department, and learn many interesting facts. Don' t Say ' ' Ain' t ' ' When They' re Around . 0 ns n, . rr, . n a . SECOND ROW: M. Pressley, W. Frederick, M. DeGroot, P. Ball, B. Stover, S. Taleen. TOP ROW: R. Ray, D. Hutton, H. Cropsey, D. An- derson, C. Knuth, K. Virtue, E. Mc-

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Parlez -Vous? It' s For You -- La Tricolere One of the very active organizations on came pus is Le Tricolore, the French club. lt was instituted Winter of l944 and since then has done a great deal toward furthering interest in France and the French language. Their sponsors are Mrs. Gonon, Mrs. Kerr, and Mrs. Abell. Meetings are held every other week and every Thursday members meet for dinner at Hunts. They sit at the French Table Where everyone speaks French. Le Tricolore has sponsored a French film on campus, prominent French speakers, and a French Open House at the lnternational Center. P. Cormier, P. Ball, G. Loew. J. Smith, M. Vorce, L. Riemersma, P. Gerns Janet Smith ...... President Doris Crigsby . Vice-President Mllrillll Vorvv ........ . . . . . . . Secretary'-Treasurer Harold Daclltler . . Prvsirlvnt Jean Harrison .... . ...... . . ...... . . . Vice President RuthKangas........ . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: E. Beyer, M. McCul- lough, H. Dachtler, R. Kangas, M. Vorce, W. Patton. SECOND ROW : J. Elliott, L. Anderson, J. Erwin, P. Deindorfer, J. Chandler, E. Somers, H. Mann. The lnterfaith Council of Michigan State College was organized in l94l for the purpose of promoting the combined work and talents of the various religious groups on our campus. By means of coordinating the efforts of the stu- dents, the organization functions to develop a closer cooperation among the members of the religious organizations. The lnterfaith Council, consists of two mem- bers from each of the eight religious groups represented on the college campus. The presi- dent of this council is the representative of the different religious faiths to the governing body of the Student Council. All Men Brothers -- InterI'aiI:h Council