Sterling College - Round Up Yearbook (Sterling, KS)

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LPH PSI C G Alpha Psi Omega is the national honor dramatics fraternity whose pur- pose is to stimulate interest in dra- matic activities in Sterling Collegeg to secure for the college all the advantages, and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national fraternity, and by means of electing students to membership, ser- ve as a reward for their worthy efforts in participating in the plays staged by the dramatics organization of the college. President ....... Dennis Asbury Vice-President .... Garen Gookin Secretary-Treasurer . .Louise Brokaw Sponsor ...... Clayton C. Campbell Jenny Gordon, Don Milligan, Kathy Lee, Louise Brokaw, Bobbie Spore, Prof. Campbell Prof. Kling Denkmann, Shelly Strandberg, Sue Groote, Dave Hopple, Steve ' ' V it I 5 .W ,gurl ... -1 , I E. 5 ! 1 ! I V 4 i J 5 ! S 1

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First Row: ,Steve Tausher, Dave Bauer, Marc Kaufman, George Synder, Ken Handkins, Dave Winterhalder, George Stickel, Darrel Gee, Dr. Crosen. Second Row: Dr. Conklin, Randy Copeland, Joe Gregory, Larry Gant, Joe Carrithers, Dermis Brewer, Bob John son, Norm Brown, Ed Dent, Bruce Byrant, Mr., Buskirk. .P.O. Newly chartered this year, the Sterling Col- lege chapter of Alpha Phi Omega is the newest addition to the National Service Fraternity. Its purpose is to assemble college men in the fel- lowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to de- velop leadership, to promote friendship, to pro- vide service for humanity, and to further the freedom that is our national educational, and in- tellectual heritage. The well rounded program of Alpha Phi Omega makes it a fraternity with real meaning. The service activities ofthe fraternity include such projects as the used book sale, the community blood drive, campus improve- ment projects, and scholarships. Alpha Phi Omega also offeres many chances for social as well as service activities. Fellowship among the members through mixers, picnics, and parties is an integral part of the dynamic chapter program. APO prepares for Silver Bowl F .G.O.C. Candidates

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l First row: Marsha Beard, Carol White, Connie Bill, Susan Gard- Graham, Harold Kimball. ner, Kathy Holmes. Second row: Phil Olmsted, Sam Lichte, John CHI IGMA THETA Begun at Wheaton College, Sterling's chap- ter was the second in the U.S. It became nationally affiliated in October, 1964. The purpose of this honorary organization is to support the highest Christian ideals in the field of education. To be eligible a student must have completed eight hours of education oi psychology and have a grade point average O 2.75. Chi Sigma Theta represents the Greek words for Christ, the Wisdom of God. President ...... . Harold A. Kimball Vice-President ......... Sus an Gardner Secretary-Treasurer . . . Kathy Holmes Advisor ...... Miss Frances Calderwood Chi Sigma Theta at work