Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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i Science Clulx, FRONT ROVV: H. Harder, C. Harms, H. Ratzlaf pulyg R. Penner, I.. Nlartins, see. trcas, ROVV THREE: P. Braun, j. Rcgier, l.. just v.p.g D. junzen presg Dr, johnson, Sponsorg S. I.. I.oc-wen. HOW' Schenlcosky, C. Fogo, K, Regier, C. VVQ-luster. ROVV FOUR: D. Rutzluf. A. TVVO: XI. Regier. lf. Hiller. Sielwert, H. janzen, C. Franz. S. Behrends. Toews. R. Riemer. I.. l'lIlSl. D. Karher. A. Berg. .X Owunxx anne. Science Club Science Club activities center around monthly meetings with lectures hy faculty and guest speakers. These are de- signed to give general scientific knowledge and to acquaint students with the science oriented occupations. In addition, they participate in Held trips and assist with the county sci- ence learning experiences and service opportunities.

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rs Committee L TO Pi A Berg A Konrad B. Harms, C. Harms, chair.g j. Ewert. C. Ross. Academics Tabor places an immense emphasis on the higher echelon of academia. Members of Whois VVho in American Colleges and Universities lead a well-rounded social and academic life. The Honors Committee affords students with the op- portunity to extend their learnings beyond the rigidity of the normal schedule with advanced studies and seminars. The Honors Programs encompass the entire student body in intense study of literature relevant to the times. arms, S. Behrends, B. Harms, I. Prieb, W. janzen,

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