Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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The Organization -- Spiritual hub ot the campus. Proclamation ol the lofty ideal. Wednesday morning chapel. Lecture each quarter. Chapel room. ' Committees, Literature distribution, Ushers, Membership interviews, Flower arranging. The Board supervises all. Christian Science Organization Board and Readers-Back How: George Tomlinson, lohn Cummings, Richard Fork, Ted Smith, David Get- len. Front How: ludith Bruggeman, Patricia Green, Phyllis Peters, Elizabeth Mueller, Miss lolani Ingalls. tml Rimoigwili Q3 Arranging flowers for the Sunday service are service committee members Phyllis Steinmetz and Cal Fortbroolc. David Iohnson reads in the quiet Christian Science study room in the library.

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International understanding-- Cultural and political. Knowledge to combat ignorance Sparks of interest. A different topic. A different speaker. The Banquet. The quarry panel. Mr. Ford-The Middle East. Dr. Ruitenbeek-lndonesia Mrs. Chapin-Iapan Prin Abroad Panel. Plans, Potentialities. A swelling membership. Itfl51MlTcm lflllppl tllilms Marion Adams, Cynthia Apte, Claudine Auber, Alice Bahnson, lenifer Banbury, Ianet Bancroft, Roland Barcume, Donna Bergstrom, loyce Biegler, lohn Blanchard, Merritt Blake, Peter Blake, Barbara Bormann, ludy Bruggeman, lane Burkert, Dale Burman, Al Byrd, Pete Challinor, Avery Chope, lanet Collester, Frances Crouse, Diane Douglass, Carol Earnshaw, Cliff Ehmke, Rod Emery, Iohn Evans, David Fluehr, Mike Fraser, Betsy Frothingham, Dave Geffen, Denis Glover, Ed Gotchef, Iohn Gosnell, Iune Hamley, Ray Hanzlik, George Happ, Ann Hardtner, Ken Harlan, Iune Harpold, Susan Hartzell, George Hellyer, Herb Hiers, Laurie Hiers, Ianet Henning, Charles Hinkley, Alice Hoden- pyl, loan Hogue, Roxie Hopler, Bob lay, Hope Iudkins, Pete Knapp, Lynn Kruger, Iudy Leonard, Martha Lewis, Frantz Lipsey, Arend Lijphart, Frank Loeschner, Verity Lorne bard, Verity Ludgate, Dave Lyons, Adriaan Maas, Martha Martin, Ernie McHugo, David Moore, Ellen Moore, Carolee Morey, Nan Muehl, Betty Mueller, Libby Mullan, Marty Nicholson, Rowland Nofsinger, Sandy Orr, Ioy Osthimer, Pat Palmer, Dottie Parker, Elsa Patterson, Tony Penton, Herb Peterson, Louise Pick, Dave Pierce, Helen Pomeroy, Beb Pond, Carter Powell, Keith Pugh, Nancy Reagan, Diane Rechner, Don Renau, Peter Rhodes, lackie Robb, Marion Roe, Marilyn Ronne, Diane Rowland, Don Rowland, lane Sandler, Margielee Scallan, Iohn Scheldrup, Dave Seagren, Bill Selover, Marty Shoe- maker, Gail Simmins, Barbara Simpson, George Smallwood, Debby Smith, Duncan Smith, Nancy Smith, Barbara Snodgress, Bill Sparrowhawk, Andy Spencer, lohn Spikes, Pete Stone, Cynthia Sullivan, Linda Sutton, loan Switzer, Wilma Stokes, Steve Taylor, Keith Thompson, Tim Thompson, Lucy Thompson, Kirk Tharpe, Brad Thurber, Sonny Tomlinson, Sharon Townley, lan Trew, Sue Wales, Rus Warner, Zoe Ann Wasson, Harry Wells, Lois Nell West, Barbara Wemyss, Deanna Willey, Dag Ytreberg, Carl Zellner, Dr. Robert Andrews, Dr Donald Bliss, Mr. Clayton Ford, Miss Virginia Hall, Mr Frank Parker, Dr Henry Ruiteribeck, Dr Dorothy Williams. , 80 Htmwwil' It A F 'ltJf ,ffm Iapanese figurines, chinaware, satin kimonas from the IRC exhibit on lapan catch the interest of George Happ and Sue Links. The thinking of the lap- anese-Mrs. Naka Raw- sthorne tells enthralled lRC'ers gathered in her apartment. Smoking-hot weenies taste good at the IRC quarry picnic

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'X -VUIM-2 l iacfffts cwfxftmth ltd Future Teachers of America-Back Ho W: Betty lane Iohnson, Marion Roe, Alice Bahnson, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Bradley, lohn Blanchard, ludy Bruggeman, Helen Pomeroy, Betty lane Goebel. Front How: Nancy Masters, Tam Groff, Wilma Stokes, Ann Waller, Barbara Nay, Shirley Young. Dave Cornell leading Trombonist flutist, drummeri- 15 pieces in toto, Th d , Mary Kimball Morgan chapter Sixriiclgis Associate membership in NEA Twenty Elsllh Witnesses lllinois State Education Association. PTA Bake Sale-9 ' Monthly subscriptions f NEA lournal, Halloween parade? mmols Education' The Band Marching. Homecoming, Talks by local educators Basketball games, football games, The Stars and Stripes Forever. The Star Spangled Banner. The Gold and Blue That peppery cadence- A low note, a high note FIGHT, FIGHT. Mr. David Andrews, Miss lsoura Zerbes Field trips to St. Louis, Alton, Clayton Elementary schools - high schools. Panel: The Education of the American Youth Aroused questionsf The part of the home in education. Adequate curriculum in American school system. Problems to solve. rT,? t These the future members of teaching profession. TECWQ PP Band-Back Row: Ed Gotchef, Turk Geffen, Bill Truitt Third Row: Dave Cornell, Carol Green. Second ROW: Ken Schneider, Nancy Stover, Adriaan Maas, Pat Lane, Carolyn Broock, Nancy Burns. Front How: Dave lohn- son, Dave Lyons. 82