University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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The liberal lllllll Back Row-Left to Right: lohn Dafoe, Dave Bowman, lohn Brook. Front RowfLeft to Right: Izzy Asper, Edythe MacDonald, Frank Muldoon, loan Crawford, Gunnar Eggertson. F ONE word may be said to characterize recent history, it is surely insecurity . The modern man feels insecure for his safety, his self-confidence and in many cases even in his ideals and moral standards. But to give up hope is unthinkable to the young men and Women of the present. lt is they who must struggle to maintain moral standards in a materialistic world. And they will be success- ful so long as they recognize the distinction between an ideal and an expedient. While there are political clubs in our universities there will be discussion of current problems. The one hope against cynicism is that such organizations will neither die from within nor be suppressed from without. Hannna Deha Left to Right: Oscar Domke fPres.J, Rev. Alexander Weinbender fChap1ainj, Ruth Iohnson CSec.J, Rev. Donald R. Ortner CChap1ainj, Hans Brunger fTreas.D. Missing: Chester McHugh fVice-Pres.j AMMA DELTA is an international associa- tion of Lutheran students. The local chapter meets on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 8.30 p.m. in the Parish Hall of The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Wellington Crescent. The aims of Gamma Delta include a further familiarisation with Scripture, the doctrines of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, especially as these relate to our life, our studies, and our professions. lt also attempts to provide the students with supplementary social activities on a Christian level. Page 3l5

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The Geology Club -I ff. - 'jc- Left to Right: Roy Butler, KSec.l, Dave Anderson, fTreas.l, Boyd Hamilton, QPres.J: Dr. G. M. Brownell, CHon.-Presb: Bob McPherson, Nice-Pres.J, Ralph Venour, fClub Photogjg Gerry Genik, fPublicityl. HE Geology Club was first established in l9lO by a group of Geology Professors and graduate students who met to discuss professional problems. Early in its career the club became incorporated into a larger professional organization, the Canadian ln- stitute of Mining and Metallurgy, and ceased to function on the campus. Some years later it returned to the University as an under- graduate organization affiliated with the C,l.M.M. The aim of the Geology Club is to keep students of geology in contact with the pro- fessional world. To this end, prominent geologists lecture to the students. Senior students also contribute talks, and instruc- tional films are shown. The Geology staff at the University and local geologists con- tribute valuable time and experience in the activities. The executive body of the club is: Boyd Hamilton, CPres.D: Bob McPherson, Nice- Pres.J: Roy Butler CSecretarY52 and Dave Anderson, CTreas.D. Dr. G. M. Brownell is Hon. Pres. Hillel Back Row-Left to Right: Zivey Feldman, Ierry Shore, Ruth Zloten, lerry Moscovitch. Front Row-Left to Right: Sybil Heft, Rabbi A. A. Chiel, Sidney Spivak, Maxine Doctoroff. Missing: Yude Henteleft, Ioe Gilmon, Izzy Asper. Page 3 l 4

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