Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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syn-U W 1n.n4Qi5-.ggszfunnnni-i-vM..f: The Classical Club The Classical Club consists of students of Latin and Greek. The aim of the club is to promote an interest in the study of the classical languages. The program of each meeting centers around the study of ancient Greek and Roman mythology, customs, beliefs, and traditions. The meetings usually are held at the home of the sponsor, Miss Saunders. The Classical Club has an active social program, which included, this last year, a fall picnic, a Christmas party, a sleigh-riding party and oyster stew, and a spring breakfast. OFFICERS President ......... ................. Vice President ....,. Secretary ...... Treasurer .... . Advisor ....... Waldo Hahn ......Helen Hoefs Mabel Mullikin Dale Ammon ......Miss Edna Saunders Top Row: Alcsan, Northway, Ammon, Marzolf, Wulkcs, Wright. Ehrcsmfm, Zinke. Second Row: M. Mullikin, Buhlkc, President Hahn, Reichert, N.J. Curlson, BIIDQLC. MISS SAUNDER5 u f is 'ev--W 1--W-'V - v H -- -muh :nz- l

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MRS. KIME Top Row: Lunsmun. U. Duhmes, W. Fatkn. Kurth, Jensen. Sernnll Row: lllllunrd, Seipp, Nelson. OFFICERS President ,,,4.,.... ..... C armen Sherman Vice President ........ .....,. L awrence Kurth Secretary .... ............ W ayne Seipp Advisor .,,.,. ...,..,. M rs. D. O. Kimc Alpha Psi Omega Membership in Alpha Psi Omeva national dia matic fraternity, is the aim of all students with dramatic abilities. Eligibility is based on partici pation in college plays-the minimum beind two major and one minor, or one major and three minor roles. Membership is also granted to those working on stage and properties for a specified number of plays. Striving to uphold the motto, Aite Psilian Aplu lemu C Seek the life usefulwl the Group meets once a month with programs which deal with di cussion of good plays, acting ability good actors and actresses, actual production of a play and make-up. Social activities included a Christmas party and a dinner.

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st Row: Pitsscr. Frerichs, H. Albert. Moon, Srhnur, Wundscheer. D. Wilson, lfosler. Second Row: Hatch, Epley, Lniierl y, M.Brown, Swenringen, Henning, Luke. OFFICERS President ........ .........A.....,...,...... M arcella Brown Vice President ......... ...... T helma lVlo0n Secretary-Treasurer ..... ........ J can Lafferty Reporter ................. ....,. P atricia Hatch Advisor ..A. ...... M rs. Fireoved M RS. FIREOVED Pedagogical Science Club The purpose of the Pedagogical Club is to fit the members for the various duties of the teaching pro- fession, to study pedagogical problems, and to broaden their concept of the teaching profession. Monthly meetings are given over mainly to the study of teaching problems, followed by a period of recreation. The Club is made up of students taking the Ele- mentary Teachers' Training Course. Eligibility is based upon the completion of at least one semester of the special two-year course with high scholar- ship. An outstanding feature of the Club's activities for this year was a joint meeting in March with the organization from Northwestern lunior College, Orange City.