Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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I TROD 4 CTIO The extra-curricular life at Southwestern this year was exemplified by many new and varied ac- tivities. These included the Black Eye, a Ha- waiian minister, changes in the style of eating and new trends in faculty transportation and grooming. At the start of the fall semester, one of the big- gest changes to hit the college campus in several years was the Black Eye coffee house. The coffee house opened on Halloween night as a retreat for students who felt a need for associa- tion or entertainment. Sponsored by Grace Meth- odist Church, the Black Eye was designed prima- rily to meet the needs and desires of the college audience. In November, Rev. Richard Wong, minister of the Congregational Community Church of Hono- lulu, Hawaii, came to the campus. While he was here he was literally surrounded by his audience as he spoke to overflow crowds in Messenger Recital Hall. Rev. Wong's topic material dealt with East meets West and the transition from Oriental culture to Western. Several Southwestern students were al- ready acquainted with Rev. Wong as they met him during the Pacific Area seminar. A favorite student pastime in past years has been complaining about the cafeteria service. This year students were so busy trying to figure out how the staff was going to arrange the cafeteria next that they had little time to notice anything else. Another strange affliction that hit the campus was the growing of beards. Areas hardest hit were in the speech, drama and sociology departments.

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i TABLE or CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Organizations and Activities Sports Classes Index

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