University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Religions Education, Philosnph and Bible D. Alan Martens, Associate Pro- fessor of Bible and Christian Education. Tl1.B., Auburn Theological Seminaryg lVl.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Iota Chi Officers: President s,,,,s. ,,,...., M arguerite Norman Vice-President ,,...,,,......, .Ida Rothweiler Secretary ,ss...,v,, .....A....., M iriam Bassett Treasurer ..........s....s Cornelia Freeseman Designed primarily for young women going into full M time Christian work, Iota Chi Sigma's basic purpose is to encourage Christian fellowship in service, study, and worship, and to inspire and encourage a richer Christian life among its members. Meetings are planned to present opportunities for future work and service and to deal with current situa- tions in the church. Several speakers shared their experi- ences to the group on a variety of subjects. David I. Berger, Professor of Homiletics QSeminaryl, Pro- fessor of Bible QCollegel. lVl.R.E., Auburn Theological Seminary, Th.D., University of Dubuque Back row, left to right: M. Bassett, M. Norman, N. Oak, B. Turney, C. Freeseman, B. Baal, B. Ryplcema, A. Bahr, M. Jas- pers, Mrs. Berger, L. Baal, Mrs. Martens, R. Davenport, F. Smith, Mr. Martens, C. Hilfmger, M. Becker. Front row, left to right: H. Lazaricles, Z. Lazaricles, M. Lloyd, S. Zouncouricles, H. Connor, C. Arnold, M. Greer, De Groff D. Kruse, J. Sieclschlag, J. Hartbeclc, J. Shorten, L. Frerichs.

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ham .W .4 mm.-., ,, ,WI ........ 1 , 'L Q f 1' .-sa.. ., , 4. aa.f,.5es5 ,.. : 3 ' M. I A 'E iw -ff ' 1. Saws . Q we . . Arlie McGuire, Professor of So- - nology. PhD., Cornell Um- FE versity William G. Rozeboom, Profes- sor of History and Political Q Science, Chairman of Social Science Division. M.A., Uni- y versity of Michigan tl ocial cience Cluh Oflicers: President ,,,...,,,.,.............,..,. ,.,,.. D on Eldred Program Chairmen ...,. ...,... B arbara Mann Rose Wimmer Secretary-Treasurer .....,....,...,,,. Robert Williams Meeting twice monthly, this departmental club, interested in all of the problems that con- cern mankind, had an interesting year discussing political, economic, and social problems. Prob- lems ranging from socialized medicine to growing old successfully were discussed and received enthusiastically by the group. L. Dean Wallace, Associate Pro- fessor of History and Politi- cal Science. M.A., University of Iowa Margaret Van Scoyoc, Associate Professor of Commerce. M.S., Kansas University Back row, left to right: G. Wolfe, C. Cheinelik, D. Elclrecl, A. Hamilton, D. Datisman, J. Elliott, J. Hemsley, M. Hausheer R. Williams, T. Schavone, C. Dumbell fguest speakerl, J. Gill, M. Kennedy, Dr. McGuire. Front row, left to right: J. Balbach, C. Osborne, R. Wimmer, C. Arnold, J. McKeag, R. McNeill, B. Sweany, H. Velsor, B Mann. M. Thaclen. B. Johnson.

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H l Milo A. Rediger, Acting Dean and Instructor of Bible. Ph.D., New York University Chi Alpha ilmega A Oflicers: ,, President ....,..........,....,.i,ii,... Ken Remer ma., Vice-President .i........,., AA,.i. P aul Kato Secretary .i....... ...,., D on Eldred Treasurer ...,.., ,,,e,e J im Green Chi Alpha Omega, a pre-ministerial fraternity, rovides fellowship for all those men on campus who re planning careers in some phase of the Christian eld. Some are going to be ministers, others mission- ries and still others teachers and doctors. Kenneth P. Smith, Associate Professor of Bible, Christian Education ancl Greek. B.Th., Pittsburgh-Xenia Theological Seminary W. Robert Smith, Professor of Bible and Philosophy. Chair- man of the Division of Bible, Philosophy, Psychology, and Religious Education. Th.D., Southern Theological Semi- nary Back row, left to right: K. Remer, D. Elclrecl, J. Green, R. Adamson, O. Lanham, A. Duba. Front row, left to right: Dr. Berger, P. Kato, R. Arends, D. Jafvert, M. Carroll, F. Wells.