Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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i' 411 At i if Tiff! -1956 if-T-gg-A 1. QVFAB OR.ITE...9 .N -1-, frvif-ifiivu WJ:r:'V F, Aa'm:nisfrafi0n TABOR COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD VS. L.'Loewen H. W. Lohrenz J. W. Warkentin Oiiicers f A. C. Eitzen, President T. R. Schellenberg, Treasurer Lydia Bergthold, Secretary Liesa Schultz, Vice-President A THE TABOR COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION .. This association was organized in the spring of nineteen hundred thirteen. The be- ginning was small and insignificant, but each year new strength has been added, and, since many of the senior members are becoming well established in their respective fields of activity, this organization is now in a position to do much for Tabor College. Among the accomplishments of the association up to the present time one deserves special mention and that is the Student Loan Fund. This fund has been growing stead- ily till at the present time it amounts to more than five hundred dollars. This money is being loaned to worthy students on very reasonable terms and many, during the course of years, have been very glad to get this financial support. Special efforts should be made to enlarge this fund and thereby equip it for greater service. In recent years the question has been raised whether the association should be di- rectly represented on the board of directors. At the last annual meeting of the Tabor College Corporation a plan was adopted whereby well established organizations, meet- ing certain moral and religious requirements and paying a certain sum of money into the treasury of Tabor College, may be granted representation on the board of directors. It was further voted that the Alumni Association should be granted such representation as soon as the required sum of money had been paid in. Even now the association may appoint or select a committee that would be entitled to sit with the directors at their meetings and there offer suggestions and express their opinions on the questions dis- cussed, but they would not be entitled to a vote. If every member of the association will put his shoulder to the wheel and give to his Alma Mater his full support great things will yet be accomplished. Strong reasons make strong actions. lm 'Mill i':f '- f',!9!!rfsxlllriA ' ' i I Nineteen

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