Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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The Wesley Foundation, as a part of the Methodist Student Movement, has as its objectives to deepen Chris- tian iaith, provide warmth of Christian fellowship, promote religion in higher education, and develop a sense of world Christian community. The Wesley Foundation has as its activities the annual Christmas faculty tea, and this year the group sponsored a Sock Hop. A delegation was sent to the winter conference at Albion College. During the summer officers attended the Student Leadership Training Con- ference and in the Spring a group attended the Michigan Interdenominational Christian Convocation. Speakers, panels and discussions were held at meetings. The Wes- ley Foundation offers students wholesome activity and strives to provide a home away from home for its members. President-Dottie Clase Wesley Foundation ' ' Y it Front Row, left to right: Marlene Seidl, LeRoy Murley, Dottie Crase, Rev. Cargo, Mr. Nelson, Geraldine Sundelius, Phyllis Talbot. Second Row: Sandy MacLean, Russell Richards. Iohn Ward. Liz Cory, Erwin Richter. Shirley Segerstrom, Mary lane Rodgers, Muriel Galer, Meta Hunt, Nancy Isdebski, Naomi Bodine, Robert Sachs. Third Row: Marmie Peterson, Dor- othy Larson. Nancy Sorenson, Ruth Platzke. Marilyn Sleeman, Mary Orava, Io-Ann Drake, Shigeko Nishihara, Shirley Hampton, Les Peterson. 123

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Front Row: Dorothy Davis. Nancy Neisius, lack Clark, Norine Cleary, Pat Shanley, Theresa Linder. Second Row: Carol Corn, Mary Cybulski. Betty Beyers, Ioan Probstfeld, Helen Charron, Anne Geigel, Maxine Ebli, Pat Marley, Lydia Banach, Doreen Andary, Shirley Bonevelle, Marina Hooper. Third Row: George Tomasi, Iohn Healy, Cornelius Sochay, Barry Torreano. Richard Hengesh, Terry Tibor, Lorry Beyers, Donald Giesen, Ioe Giachino, James Lee, Bob Savera. X Newman Club The NGWHICIII Club is the CCIHIPHS O1'CJCII1iZC1li0I1 Regular meetings are held on the campus on the which aims to keep the Catholic students in spiritual, intellectual, cultural, and social contact with their church. The Club at Northern is an affiliate of the national Newman Club Federation, which is a part of the National Catholic Welfare Council. gatherings- third Tuesday of each month. The Newman Club sponsors Sunday suppers, communion breakfasts, an annual retreat, and other religious and social Front Row: Frank Lucci, F. Barth Richards, Dave Gallinetti, Ed Lubamersky, Patrick Wood, Charles McGee. Second How: Marilyn Simmons, Stephanie Rubin de la Borbolla, lean Boyer, Katherine Olson, Yvonne Iacques, Ianice Tibor, Marlene Badini, Mary Beyers, Peggy DeCook, Rosalie Owens. Nancy McDonnell, Kenny Heim, Marvin Federighe, Don Balzarini, William Rodman, Bob Maisonneuve, George Parolini. Clem Ginaras, Iohn Erm, Robert Hulsizer, Adam Marvar, K. David Hlffl.

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Front Row, left to right: Carolyn Brightsman, Louise Hall, Rev. Homer D. Mitchell, Helen Iohns, Elenore Gieser. Second Row Ioi Chun Kim, Mr. L. Gant, Mrs. Gant. Ki Seuck Ryong. Nielsen Locke. C.: .' 1 iq f nnnee .ss President-Niel Locke Westminster Fellowship The Westminster Fellowship is a Presbyterian Youth Group organized for the purpose of promoting Christian fellowship among its members. Meetings are held each Sunday evening in the Church social room which are open to all interested persons. The Sunday night sessions are taken up with bus- iness, study, recreation, and an informal meal prepared by members. Educational speakers have been invited to the meetings whose talks have been enjoyed by members of Westminster. During the past year much attention has been devoted to a special study series concerning the topic Integrating Religion into Your Work . 124