Newberry College - Newberrian Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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I Qfonflieran egowfenf .Adociafion s. The Lutheran Student Association of Newberry College was organized in 1922, and is a member of the Southeastern Region of the Lutheran Stu- dent Association of America. Since its organization the association has been very active both on the campus and in the nation. Through its many activities, it strives to keep the students in close contact with their church and its Work. W P rf A nf'-fb QI .I OAN IIOOZICR Sf'cn'lnry CI IARLICS IVIILLICR Trraxnrrr JIM AULL BARBARA SCIIWARZ l'rusffl1,'r1t I irr-l'1'f'xifl1.'ul

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Mocivalfiolfa To unite all students, regardless of race or Creed, in :L common loyalty to jesus Christ5 to seek to understand the will of Cod through Worship, study, and 2lCflOll5 to :iid the student in his personal living und in Working toward at new society are the main purposes of S. C. A.

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SUSANNE EBERT l rf'.vifl4'r1l C6'Ll'Lt8I LlflJ y The Newberry Canterbury Club is the religious organi- zation for Episcopal students on the campus. It is the youngest of the religious organizations here at Newberry, having been organized this past fall. It seeks to promote student fellowship and to accom- plish other worthwhile projects. The advisor for the Canterbury Club is the Rev. Edwin B. Clippard of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Newberry, S. C. bl