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Ro-w one-Douglas Stephens, Adfvisor, Kenneth Brouse, President, Edward Young, Row tfwo-Betty Robbins, James Rissky, Kathleen Grant, Virgil Reeve, Roger Goodson, Arthur Johansen, Barbara Sanders, Warren Houlette, Sylvia Sikes, Dennis Bartholomew. THE PHILOSOPHY CLUB attempts to bring before the student body men qualified to present contemporary issues for discussion which are differ- ent, sometirnes controversial, and which come from a point of view other than that ordinarily encoun- tered in the classroom. The relationship of this to Rofw one-D. Crellin, S. Olmsted, Secretary, D. Bartholo- mew, President, A. Schultz, Advisor, D. Thurston, Rofw tfwo--T. Shishak, H. Sommerschield, K. Pokrant, W. Davidson, V. President, N. Asplund, Rofw three-H. Sanders, Treasurer, J. May, R. Anderson, J. Wise. philosophy is that We will by this means encounter philosophies of life, religion, world view, etc., at variance with our own Christian conception. We are then attempting to get our heads out of the sand and our- feet more clearly and firmly upon the Rock. KB THE STUDENT COUNCIL began its work early in the summer while most students, still un- concerned about their coming academic struggles, were enjoying their beautiful summer vacations. The groundwork was laid for the resumption of a school yearbook. Our channels of communication progressed with the continuance of our fine student newspaper, The Northern Light, and the establish- ment of a separate bulletin board for Student Coun- cil notes. Left to right-D. Crellin, Communications Chairman, K. Pokrant, Assistanl Editor, D. Schobert, H. Sanders, G. Lancaster, D. Olson, E. Reist, Edzlor, G. Ballein.
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First rofw-Gertrude DeSpain, Tre'a:urer,' Gary Nelsen, Pra.vidont,' Doris Olson, SNrz'lary,' Second rofw-Peter Trutza, Klrlfuisor, Singh Ramanjulu, Tuisem Shishak, Warren Houlette, Roger Goodson, Marvin Strom, Vite- Praxirlcnt of Doputntion. THE NORTHERN WOMEN'S MISSION- ARY SOCIETY is an organization for the student wives and meets once a month. This organization has as its aim to better equip each member for her future Christian work with her husband, to acquaint her with the procedures of the American Baptist Women's Missionary work, and to provide an op- portunity for fellowship among the women on campus. Our theme this year was That Ye May Know Him. Half of our meetings featured special missionary speakers and plays presented by members of the group. The other half were workshops on planning a nursery, entertaining, music and the Woman herself. A new feature of our program was our Pixie Week, held in January. Mission displays were pre- pared by our missions committee and presented at our meetings and we had special missionary pen pals. Our Christian Service Committee conducted a work project during the summer-we refinished the chairs in the pre-kindergarten room and the study tables and chairs in llflabel White dorm. Two special events this year were our pot-luck supper in August and our first Sweetheart Banquet for the wives and their husbands on February 13. THE WILLIAM CAREY MISSIONARY SOCIETY is the organization which sponsors mis- sions on the campus. Programs are provided for the student body and faculty one Thursday night a month. Speakers come from many areas of the world to give the group ideas of opportunities, needs, and responses to the Gospel. The Society has planned one combined chapel service each month, featuring missionary speakersg each spring the Society is re- sponsible for a special work of missionary emphasis. In addition to the meetings on campus, the Society has sponsored Gospel Teams to Cook County Hos- pital, Baptist Home and Hospital in Maywood, and to three city missions. For the first time, the group has a chaplain calling in the immediate neighbor- hood. First rofw-L. Wilson, C. Smith, R. Peck, J. Brouse, B. Brown, V.P. Christian Service, L. Smithg Second rofw- M. Bartholomew, President, L. Lipp, V.P. of Christian Training, M. Schobert, H. Halsey, M. Asplund, J. Nelsen, M. Kimballg Third rofw-I. Thurston, M. Heidebrecht, A. Sengpiehl, Advisor, M. Russell, Publicity, M. Dennert, V.P. Missiom, M. Wilson, E. Case. 39
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