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

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Top ltnw: ltcnilmll. Murty. Zielllnw, llilrmu. Stuphcr. Knnsp, Munn. Second Row: Sherman, llnnnnlil, M. Brown. W. Fzllkii. Slurj. Weber. ltosclicrry. W. FATKA DR. KEMPERS International Relations OFFICERS President ............ ....... X Vilbur W. Fatka Vice President ........ ...... R obert Roseberry Secretary .... ....... f fharles Honnold Sponsor ..... ..... D r. G. B. Kernpers Sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for lnterna- tional Peace, the International Relations Club meets once each month to discuss world affairs. Following the standards of the Carnegie Foundation. complete freedom in discussion is encouraged and no attempt is made to force any view upon the students. New books on international affairs presented to tlie club by the Foundation are placed in the College library. Programs consist of international news reports. per- sonality sketches of prominent personages in world af- fairs, book reviews, debates. and discussions. Members of the group represented Western Union at the Conven- tion of the Mississippi Valley Division of International Relations Clubs held this year at Wfarrensburg. Missouri.

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Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Sigma Tau is a newly organized group on Western Union College campus and is designed for those students who are interested in the various fields of commerce. The aim of this organization is, primarily, to serve as a means whereby worthy students in the business adminis- tration field may receive recognition for their work. Alpha Sigma Tau is also endeavoring to establish closer relation- ship between the students and business men in the vicinity. Meetings are held twice each month at which time, in addition to the regular business, an outside speaker is scheduled. A minimum of nine hours of completed study in the busi- ness administration field and an average of B or more in the same, plus a general grade point average of 2.5, is necessary for membership in the Club. Freshmen who have completed the requirements are admitted the second semester. Honorary memberships are presented to the presiding officers of the various business and professional organiza- tions in the community. l ' 1 XM M OFFICERS 9' M liresidellt ....... ...................... Q uentln Lansman X1 Vice President .......... ....... K athleen Anderson Mj U Secretary-Treasurer ...... .,.................... E ileen Henry A - mn-iProf. E. L. Fireoved WM dvlsors 1Prof. R. M. McGrath ffl' 9,46 Tnp Rnw: Mnrj. Weber, V. Lndwigs. Gcwc-kc, Dellnlf. Henklnmnn, Lanz. St-cond Rnw: Hnuk. Decrr, V. Wilson, Huefs, Schindler. Rumbclt. Ycrh. Bottom Row: French, Zinkc, Henry, President Lansmzm, Anderson. Stinger, l-lcurn. PROF. McGRATl-I :a ., ,M

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Religious Organizations Y. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A. ALBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP STUDENT VOLUNTEER E. L. C. E.