Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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nl' Bafhflffs l'0lJ3Cll, Scojj -Tllfkrr. P ko, I Mn' lu n SFATED. campus, the YMCA ' of all religious back' am of worship, study, tion. and recreation. by two groups: the ulty Advisory Board. :ntyeight committees Hs' half ol which are liWCA. These com- coutmissiotis, on cann- I and international ta iid campus service HC' new arouP5 'his iw: D . ' A jd H 'ouotml pieccS,1' I The seminar WP f the aims itllfl - em- cation. Facultj gem 1. i'outtSCl ind P. .i ther actrvrtiCS r O en tillp5 10 me l lid C' Jtiriiiitlff Oiielmo fi ,,tI The cHH'PIj'l ii ir- - it je . - il5f rritrtlilllollo Ihiter- ' Yitttlllfl Q tltf - ' ut tl lllt' lllm tidy' 0 utlt. O .jd Studf QQc'llCl3' BELOYV LEFT: Questions must be worded carefully be- fore used. I CENTER: A random sample of students are asked their views. RIGHT: It takes a slide rule to Hgure out campus opinion. The Student Opinion Committee is a part oi the com- mission on campus service activities. This group works with a statistical expert in polling students on a variety of sub- jects, local, state, national, and international. The results of the polls are published in the Review. The commission also includes a student-faculty committee, a summer jobs committee, and a recreation committee. . RIGHT: Dr. A. Powell Davies in an afternoon discussion dur- ing the second session of the Religious Conference. The con- ference was held in three ses- sions this year with Dean Liston Pope opening the series, and Dean lhfilliam Faulkner deliver- ing the closing address. One of the committees operating jointly with a YYV group, the Religious Conference Committee, sponsors this annual activity, planned jointly by College and Theolog.

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rwater mn. Devotional which an 1 Lib Stone, Mig Sproul, Janet Spore, Alice Hornaday, Denny Denstad, Vici Parker, Alison Davis, Nancy Brinkman, Jane lfVeed, Marty Milne, A. C. Kingdon, vVo0dy Lagemann, Betty vlfinslow, Sally Mallory, Ruth Mighell, Bernice Osmola. Lorna Thomas, Nancy Bills, Skipper vVolfe, Crisse Goulder, Peggy Dolliver, Charlie Lindner, Fran Berting, Trudy Levi, Carol Morris, Dottie Danielson, Vera Kochmann, Jane Bell, Ann Bonar, Peg Aughey. T The YYV's year begins even before the school year with a Y Rep Retreat early in the fall. After getting acquainted at the Retreat, the Y reps planned out a membership drive attract- ing 500 girls this year. In its activities the YW' tried to combine action with be- lief. Like the YM, -the wo- menis program is divided into commissions in the areas of community service, campus life, public affairs, religious emphasis, and publicity. Elizabeth Blakesley and Lib Stone niet regularly, like Bob Rankin and Phil Thomas, to discuss the r Y's plans and progress. ABOVE: ' Lib Stone talks to the YYV's Cabi' X net. Both meetings are at YYV ' headquarters on the second floor of . Goodrich.