Rochester College - Totem Pole Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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,fa , ,N I , 1 ,z , ? h eww 'A ,prix l W-C lub osfs if .si S 's Q , , f third annual -f K. , 1 O 1 Q girls' lectures I u 1 I Striving to uphold the ideals of 'I Christian Womanhood as outlined in 1 Z 9 Proverbs 31:10-31 served as the goal of I the W-Club this year. Gathering at the ' L fl' homes of the sponsors, Mrs. Bill Shinsky ' ' and Mrs. Garth Pleasant, babysitting at the Fall Festival, seeing movies, and having devotions together filled the year. The club began a scholarship fund F to help students in need and extended i il ll the lectureship to a three day event ij which proved beneficial to all who 1 attended. li WCLUB. Front Row: Sanford, Ireland, , Ro er Anderson Middleton Yoakum. 1 's., p 9 a 9 V Second Row: Walker, Presson, Huebshman, ll 1' Daley, Allen, Case. Third Row: Matheny, 1 Meeks, Hendricks, Dill, Lewis, Cooper. u 1 Fourth Row: Nichols, Combs, Kooi, Clarke, Doughty, Gray. Fifth Row: Seagraves, Drummond, Carpenter, Greene. -'h-it 1 4 2 I A ' 1 'M 5 GAMES provide fun and relaxation on the first night of the W-Club lectureship. W-CLUB chairman Holly Anderson serves cookies to guests at the Variety Show. 108 S.. filil 3-

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WOMEN'S OCTET. Crawford, Peacock, Case, Gray, Newberry, Drummond, Yoakum, Brown. .1 'N H N 1 , 1 . Q Q i 2 is Y a i I -1- f uF!- in K , g , . 'y ., , E if sy, , ff Wfaxf gf 1,-v 'sw' .f a is X- 'iff' ab. W My F W 'vll 43 I A All 5 .1, Q - 4: 'I v : ., V I v Y -fi Zig -,. X .,., t JM? ' V , I W K, xiii' 3 , , I f . I fix, E s' is l ' . . .. :sw A X Vg? , X' ,P as , 1 T 1 T. ,v 'S V J' 2 CAL? 0 V A fr... C. f .wsammmbwms r f ,E ,Ms 1, r N.-.4-uw-M , ,f ' ,W i, ,, M' 4 ,,.,. if W9 MW 'Y' Hvfvdweunvr W X 9 r 5 ? , , it ,Yi fi WINTER beauty of Niagara Falls is viewed by Becky Newberry. CAPABLE direction is provided by Mr. Ritchie at an octet practice.

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PSI DELTA OMEGA. Front Row: Daley, Sanford, Ireland, Burton. Second Row: Oliver, Brown, Allen, Newberry, Matthews, Clarke, Vasbinder, Starks, Carpenter, Alexander, Waineo. Honor society recognizes twenty-four After the completion of forty-two quarter hours of work at Michigan Christian, if a student has maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 or better, he becomes eligible for entrance into the campus honor society, Psi Delta Omega. This year, a record number of twenty-four students were added to the society. In honor of these students, a chapel program was given in which each of the twenty-four received certificates naming them to the society. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to Terry Luxton for his academic achievement by Dr. Gardner. 109