University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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WAYLAND 4th row: Knickerbocher: Nyberq; W. Ruff: Zei 3rd row: Rodenhauser: Baaltx; Mr . K. Nyborg: Mr. Crow 2nd row: Mrs. J. Zei; M. Schultz: J. Pickett; G. Slmonou 1st row: N. Weber; N. Malchow; M. Cattanach The Canterbury and the Way land organizations are two new religious groups on the campus. Canterbury, the Episcopalian organization, is not a social group, but it aims through discussion to find out about Christianity. Wayland. affiliated with the local Baptist church, is a social group whose advisers are Mr. and Mrs. Crow. INTERFAITH COUNCIL 2nd row: Mr. A. Epplo, adviser; Virginia Marros. Canterbury Club; Dorothy Thompson. LSA; Jack Zei. Wayland 1st row: Muriel Neerhof. Wesley; Carla Kruse. LSA: Pat Harrison. Wesley: Phyllis Mykieby. YWCA 21

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'Weileya+i JleadeAA Wesleyans rotated in a whirl of activities. Its body kept enthusiasm within its members by sponsoring interesting meetings that provided speakers, devotionals. and after-dinner fun. To maintain direct contact with the church, members acted as deputation teams to conduct services at local parishes; others represented their organization at the spring and fall Methodist Student Movement conferences at Waukesha and Superior respectively. Wesley is affiliated with St. Paul's Methodist church and is represented In the Inter-Faith council. Officers of the group are Muriel Neerhof, president; Ted Dowd, vice-president; Patricia Harrison, secretary; and Phyllis Jamick, treasurer. Mr. Epple and Dr. Lyness act as faculty advisers; and Rev. Jans Vander Graff is spiritual adviser. WESLEY Row 5—Wiegand; Gruen; Mr. Epplo: Leisman. RoW 4—Erdman: Holding: Clintsman: Butler; Blake: Pastor Hanson. poW 3—Mrs. Epplo: Schmidt. D.: St. John: Collum, L; Neer’noi; Sorensen: Kanison; Rothman, R.: Thirkill: Fox. C. Row 2—Clark, B.; North: Pierce; Hennig: Fontaine; Jewell; Lawrie; Collum. G.; Nowhall. pow i—Anderson. E.; Jamick; Schadewald; Rasmussen. J.; Koehler, C.; Wallner. 20

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•-o Top- Miss Mose:; Dra«g«r: Jewel!; Jennings Midd'e—Fontaine; Schroeder; Evors; Rasmussen: Lawrie; Fink Bottom—Clark; Harrison; Finch. M.; Henning; Oelrich; Mehr.e; Elmer; Holding C A. The Y-Dubs of 1949 and 1950 set out to cchieve their aims of promoting better friendship among the girls of different religions and of providing recreation and enjoyment for them. One of their projects of the year was the sending of packages and gifts to foreign countries. Their most Important social event of the year was the Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance. The officers, who have done much to stimulate the growth of Y.W.C.A., are president, Phyllis Mykleby; vice-president. Harriet Hen-nig; secretary. Rita Fontaine; and treasurer. Marge Finch. The adviser of this group is Miss Moser and Mrs. Hansen is the patroness. 22