Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA)

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STAFF MEMBERS VIRGINIA BENSON ROY HARRIQ MARGARET PATTON SAMUEL SCHULTZ EUGENIE VOSS OVELLA SHAFER STANLEY BENSON ROBERT TROKE HAROLD WHEELER THEODORE MARSH IRENE NASH CHARLES PFEIFFER MERRILL HARRIS MILO ARMS AUDRA BRAZELTON Ednfor Assnstant Edntor Class Edntor Reluruous Edntor Organlzatnons Personalntles Art Edutor Snapshot Edltors Calendar Athletics Busmess Manager Asslstant Advusor THE 1939 SYLVIS-CREATED THAT THE STUDENTS MAY HAVE A YEARBOOK WORTHY TO SONUE SMALL EXTENT OF THE SCHOOL THEY HAVE ATTENDED. AND THAT ALL WHO READ THE BOOK MIGHT ATTAIN TO HIGHER GOALS THROUGH THE USE OF OUR COLLEGE MOTTO. VISION PRECEDES SER- VICE . WHICH IS ALSO THE THEME OF THIS BOOK. EDITING THE SYLVIS INVOLVES MANY STRENUOUS HOURS OF PLANNING ON THE PART OF EDITOR AND BUSINESS MAN- AGER. EFFICIENT LEADERSHIP, COOPERATION OF THE STAFF AND THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE STUDENT BODY HAVE MADE THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL POSSIBLE. The SyIvis

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The faxletheia STAFF MEMBERS GERTRUDE DODGE EdItOI I!1'Chl9f IVIARGARET PATTON Assocnnle Edntor DEPARTMENT EDITORS MARY C JOHNSON NeW5 CHARLES PFEIFFER Spoy-Q5 MARY JEAN IVIICHIE Sportg ANNE KUHN Alumm EUGENIE VOS-R Llfe,-3,-y VIRGINIA BENSON Exchange SUZAN SCHULTK Religious BEN F-PURLOCK OVELLA SHAFER Columnists REPORTERS SAMLJEL SCHULTZ ARLENE SPEIRS EVERETT MOORE MARY RUSSELL IRENE NASH MARGARET WOLFORD BUSINESS LLOYD HALL Business Mfmnger LUCILLE ANDERBERG Circulation MARJORIE BRUSCHNNEILER Staff Typust THE SCHOOL PAPER A REFLECTION OF STUDENT LIFE. ACTIVITIES, OPINIONS, STANDARDS AND IDEALS, THE ALETHEIA REPRESENTS A STUDENT BODY NORMAL IN ITS INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES. W'-IICH POSSESSES THE AD- DITIONAL MERIT OF TEMPERING ALL WITH THE SAME HIGH CHRISTIAN STANDARDS WHICH HAVE CHARACTERIZED TI-IE SCHOOL SINCE ITS FOUNDING. TO THE EDITOR. I'I-IE ALETHEIA MEANS A TASK HARD IN IHE DOING BUT NOT WITHOJT ITF, SATISFACTION WHEN NNELL DONE. TO THE READERS' INCLUDING STUDENTS ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, THE ALETHEIA MEANS THE TRUTH ABOUT FLETCHER .

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Ill-'III I'-fu: I'I'-II .I-In--S. IfIISSvII, Sum N'II1IIIf,, I-I. X1-rw, Il I I Inn II ILIIIX I-In I'uII--II,S1111-I-Irwwll, II .XIIIIIIIIV-, NIIIII ,XI'IIIb, I IIII II I xx I Chairman: Eugenie Voss AN ORGANIZATION WITH A PAST OF VVHICH IT IS PROUD. THE LONG LINE OF FIRSTS FLETCHER HAS SCORED AT STATE MEETS IN DEBATE, EXTEMPO. ORATORY. ARE HONORS MER- ITING PRIDE BUT MOST OF THESE ACHIEVEMENTS ARE TOO FAR BACK IN THE PAST , THE REASON FLETCHER STUD- ENTS HAVE BEEN MORE INTERESTED IN OTHER ACTIVITIES. FORENSIC FORUM IS ENDEAVORING TO AGAIN MAKE JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE UFORENSIC-CONSCIOUSH. AT THE STATE FORENSIC MEET THIS YEAR THE COLLEGE WAS REPRE- SENTED BY A MEN'S DEBATE TEAM, AND MARJORIE BRUSCH- WEILER PLACED HIGH AS AN AFTER-DINNER SPEAKER, AND ALSO READ POETRY. FOR NEXT YEAR EXACTLY ONE HUN- DRED PERCENT INTEREST AND SUPPORT IS SOLICITED.