Missionary Training Institute - Missionarian Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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Moseley Hall Dormitory Counc 1 L to R Charles Hayes, Case Verploegh Howard Long president Edwin Bernard. Simpson Hall Dormitory Council L to R e Hoang Phu Paul Wllliams Bruce Hess president Cecil McGa- Pcge 133 DCDRMITGRY COUNCILS .1 - o , 11-e E-if If pf ff Q: 4' Cr' ,.I 'f 1 4 I I I ogg, gf 7 1.x..u..s.LZ'3 - LLLLL. LL. Q5 ,. I LLLHLLL 1. I MSX ' Lauuu. Lu. r -- 'Q ef g.-7 iv- J . ' '2 . -5 x s- ' .T-,...L- Christie Hall Dormitory Council - Seated, L. to R.: Irene Sawyer, Lorenda Drake, Patricia Harris, president: Eunice Cobb. Standing: Marilyn Doss, Jerry Radford, Barbara Powell, Evelyn Faringer, Janet Marshall, Marlene Ritchey, Anita Clayton, Jane Robson, Ruth Retallack, Esther Hayes.

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12. l:TC .... STUDE T ADVISORY COUNCIL The moving trend toward more effective student government in colleges stimulated- students and teachers to elect with much , , , 1 . 2911 111- 1 thought their Student Advisory Council for the year, 1958-59. 11' I ' ' From this effort has evolved a council with Peter Nanfelt as their president and Mr. T. Pr. Moseley' and Mr. B. I-Iarr as advisors. Their goal-to establish a good-working relationship between the student and teacher in matters of government and offer to both the best possible advantages. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL AGENDA 1958-1959 I. Alliance Witness Campaign-Coal-150 subscriptions 2. Two Sunday evening services 3. Fall Frolic-program with IOO' participants 4. Basketball-cheer leader tryouts and outfitting, half li time activities - 5. Ping Pong tournament . Five school wide elections 7. New laundry at Moseley I-Iall 8. Orientation VVeelc Program 9. Representation on various committees 10. Revamping Constitution of the council 6 ll. Artist Lecture Series-eleven programs vvithartist lec- tures, concerts and films -1 From bottom to top: Peter Nanfelt, president: Janet Thompson. John Merritt, vice-president: Loreli Baehne, David Constance, Carol Jensen, secretary-treasurer: Gerald Palmquist. COMPLETED SAC PROIECTS I I The SAC-sponsored post office door window serves its purpose. I dore Ullman at the piano. Page 132 The source of fascination? Theo- Little black books get well worn in the new SAC telephone booth.

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5 TI-IE MISSIO ARIA , 1. l . uf ,1 Paul Bryers, editor-in-chief John F Taylor sponsor Tommy Collins Business TODAY-- TOMORROW You've leafed through this volume, sought out your pictures, laughed, longed and'sighed as you've reflected: dear familiar faces activities of fun, work, sacrifice and adventure you've commented satisfaction or disapproval. TODAY-- it is not realized the effort involvedg the hours spent in grueling workg the nights without sleep. It is realized that Without it would all he in vain.