Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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M 4' A V i-. II9l1n CQ RADIO CLUB K 9 AT E The dream rig , manufactured by Collins of Cedar Rapids, operated by Club members, in the Missionary Communications Service. Radio K9ATE is the Academy's short wave Contact with the missionary world. Student oper- ators keep schedule with similar installations at Houghton, Moody Bible Institute, Pasadena, Atlanta, St. Paul, Asbury College, Colorado Springs. The CQ RADIO CLUB has about 20 mem- bers. The original station gear was purchased with profits from COMPASS, and the new instal- lation pictured above is the gift of Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Schell of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Dr. Schell was director ofthe Academy for 26 years. Dedication service for the completed station is set for October 23, 1958, with Jim Vaus as main speaker. Officers for T957-8 were Davis, KOEZD, president, Tell, WSVEA, vice, Brubaker, K9HAV, sec-treas., and Devotional Chairman, Joan Kull- berg, K9HFl. Tell, Brubaker, Thorne and Kullberg will be officers for 1958-9. 1, , o 'E Y? vw' fbi 1 Front row: Thorne IKSPLAFI, Lindberg K9KSQl, Spangler 1K9LAGI, Bob T. Carl- son 'KN9 E, Davis IKOEZD, Kullberg K9HFIy, Brubaker K9HAVi, Paul Tell WSVEA3. Standing: Augsburger 'KN9IGK, Tweddell iK9GXQf, Williams, DeGroot, van der Molen. Nimmo 'K9LAIr, Wes Guenther 'VE3y i,

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'T is 3 Left to right, first row: Sandbloom, Her- man, Kearney, Vice-Pres., Seated: Tillman, Pres. Second row: Miss Springer, coun- sellor: Kern Nichols, Pohlke. Third row: Scott, Wray, Joranson. GIRLS' DORM COUNCIL Working side by side with the Dorm super- visors, the Girls' Dorm Council helped make this year one to be remembered in the dorm. The council met the problems which came up and solved them with a mature interest in the dorm. Christmas was a real busy time for the dorm. Each girl decorated the door to her room, and the supervisors chose a winner. Friday night before vacation the girls and their dates walked through the dorm viewing the many unique dis- plays. Then they all went caroling to County Farm, Dr. Edman's, and other places around Wheaton. The evening was topped with a pro- gram and hot chocolate and hamburgers. All in all the evening was a terrific success, as was the entire year. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, a girl's fancy always turned in that direction. Fvf

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