Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lane Fine, Mrs. L. O. Gant, Mr. L. O. Gant, Donna Underhill, Lauriann Gant. SECOND ROW: Carol Brightsman, Louise Hall, Elenor Gieser. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Young People's Westminster Fellowship was organized to provide an opportunity for Presbyterian young people of college age to meet in Christian fellowship. The organization meets regularly at the church on Sunday evenings along with its advisers, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gant, for supper and a devotional program. During the year the members take part in a varied program of a Christ- mas Eve Service, Sunrise Breakfast, World Day of Prayer Service, out-door activities, movies, speakers and Bible study.

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FIRST ROW: Dorothy Larson, Marlene Seidl. Sliigeko Nishihara, Marmie Petersen, Alice Eldred, Ioan MacLean. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Hornung. Leonore lsdebski, Curt Blackwell, Mr. Jones. Iiak Tan Ioy Collins. THIRD ROW: Herb Hamlin, Ioyce Fiedler. Dorothy Crase. Geraldine Sunde- lius Lowe MacLean, Phyllis Talbot. Nancy Sorenson, Mary Orciva. Leroy Murley. WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation, an affiliate of the Methodist Church, aims to promote Christian fellowship and a closer contact with the Christian faith. This organization has a supper meeting every Sundaylduring the school year. The first semester activities of this group included various outings, the annual Christmas tea for the faculty, and a participation in the church-wide Christian program held in December. Religions of Democracy was the topic of a series of talks for the spring schedule. Speeches on Methodism, Presbyter- ianism, Catholicism, Lutheranism, Judaism, and the Baptist religion were given. A delegation also attended the Michigan Student Christian Convocation in lower Michigan in April.

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xx, . Charity Ball Northern's first Charity Ball was held this year on December 4. By the sale of tags and through var- ious contests and donations, the sponsors of the ball, the Students Girls' League, collected 3100.00 to turn over to the Bay Cliff Health Camp fund. Ioan Corbett is shown at left presenting the check to Miss Elba Q X.. I All .Sy Morse, who is in charge of the camp. Below are N' ' pictured some of the Charity Ball Workers who at- tended the tea at which the check was presented. IIA SEATED: Evelyn Anderson. Iocmne Becker. Ioan Corbett. Mus CUYGY- Ann Svwrd- STANDING: Margaret Corcoran, Claire Iohnson, Barbara DuBord. Donna Jensen, Ian Overholt. 119