Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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X e sk First Ftow: Haney, Dowler, Molz, Land, Hull, Mitchell, B. Dieterich, G. Dietcrich. Second Row: Mayall, Cox, Woineldort, Franks, Robbins, Brothers, Lindley, Coolc. Third Ftcw: Lamcree, D. 5 Dieterich, Kingery, Franklin, Iackson, le-nnings, lune Smith, Dayton, Tclle, Lindberg. Fourth Row: l H. Bland, lohnson, M. Hiebsch, M. McNeil, Lawrence, Krause, Hensley, Salser, Dunlap. Fifth Row: Stoops, K. Hiebsch, Gosting, V. Bland, lack Smith. 1 MN mul b t orrics s sident ,....... B. Robbins 4 l e Pres' ent .... M. Hiebsch S retary ....... luno Smith N g urer ....... . K. Franks S N ' EV 'XI P.M. n Mo day evening and g ' e'is i sto e r that exclusive ro wi the smopolitan Club. hei mo , A e a ations is human- X i y 1 on ' tallied bout but prac- s I 1. X , s p ed group because there can P l n Americans tor each foreign em er. eir chili suppers, stud- 5 i s, cl venings ot tun and are alwa ioyable. 02 t RO rrtowg E h 5 Davis BQC x Wle fl' r- BA KH VV: Q 'R L herg X. l Gleason Dunlap Ntfatkins Fowler Stoops M. Beach 19 UXlUItH lHlllWSHIP OFFICERS President .......... VJ. Stoops Vice President W. Lindberg Secy.-Treas. ....... H. Murray THE OXFCDRD FELLOWSHIP is formed ot students interested in some branch ot Christian service. The club meeting hour is spent in directed meditation. The purpose of the club is to taster a deeper devotional lite. The club has had the custom ot raising, annually, a 325.00 scholarship tor helping some deserving student in entering college. The highlight this year was a special lnstitute on Chris- tian Lite Work.

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it .tt yt OFFICER i XMen f TT Preside i X'-.g K.l-lie h Y Secre H.KVVa rnacher . .. y ,f Women - l P resident, XM. L. Beck Niecretary, X UW. Broadie i 0 t PlHSlINNll EHHNEH WITH THE lNSTlLLlNG of that proverbial S. C. spirit and ate home feeling, the personnel counselors did their share in guiding freshmen to find their places cn our campus. The men's and womens Councils worked together on their proj- ects, aided by Dean White and Dean Marsh. Early in the fall a progressive party was sponsored for all new students, besides the individual meetings of the Council groups. To start the second semester, a Victory Brunch for the women was held at Miss White's home. At Easter time, the girls honored their mothers by entertaining them for a day on our campus. The social events of the Council itself included a slumber party at Miss whites hcme for the women, and a breakfast to Welcome new members for the entire Council. l8 BACK ROW: Green, Birchenough, Robbins, Plank, Dieterich. FRONT ROW: Dalbom, Broadie, Condit, Dayton, Beck, White. BACK ROW: Dunlap, Thorne, Smith, McGuire, White, Richardson. FRONT ROVV: Hiebsch, Xftfandmacher, Dr. Marsh.

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sity to Winfield for Religious Emphasis Front Row: Franklin, Vfcmeldorf, Stateler, Everly. Back Rowz Myers, McNeil, Kirkhuff, Welcli, I-lielisch, Moore. HHIHIHUS PHHEHHM THE OUTSTANDING RELIGIOUS or- ganizations of the campus are the S. C. M. and Youth Fellowship. They were influential in bringing Dean Nick Comfort of Oklahoma Univer- Week and also the Methodist Youth Conference with Kirby Page as the main speaker. S. C. MOVEMENT The Student Christian Movement in- cludes everyone as a member and en- deavors to make practical the living of Christianity on the campus and in the world. The sing on the 77, the water- melon feed and snake dance, the Fun Fests, the Negro children's party and special Easter services are annual events sponsored by S. C. M. OFFICERS Co-chairman ........ M. I-Ieibsch, VV. Lindberg Secretary . . . ........ Margaret Lindley f Treasurer . .... Ruth Franklin lst Sem. OFFICERS 2nd Sem. Resler . . . .. . President ...,. . .. McNeil I-Iiebsch ........ Vice President ......... Moore Robbins . . Secretary-Treasurer . . Stateler YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Youth Fellowship of Grace Methodist Church is the link between the church and the college and serves students mentally, spiritually, and physically. When Sunday evening meals were suspended on the hill it was M. Y. F. who started serving fifteen cent sup- pers. Its annual events are the ghost- walk in the fall which serves as a get- acquainted affair, and the Christmas carolling. Their flag Waves high in the Cup of Triumph bearing the challeng- ing words, Look up: lift up. First Row: Land, Iune Smith, Williams, Dieterich, Iackson. Second Row: Kirkhuff, Beeman, Eckel, Murray, Condit, Lindberg, Resler, Beck. Third Row: M. Hiebsch, Snyder, lack Smith, McNeil, K. I-Iiebsch, Stoops, Miss White, Myers.