Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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77 I Left to right, first row: D. Schmirler, G. Thorndike, P. Hunsberger, M. Trevitt, L. Poore, R. Shanks, D. Harding, and B. Gold: second row: G. Peterson, E. Miller, K. Crosby, M. Summers, M. Robinson, F. Rasco, and M. Baronovichg third row: H. Burggrabe, R..l-Iobson, G. Chapman, W. Timm, R. Clemens, M. Hunsberger, D. Webster, and D. Maclntyreg fourth row: G. Titus, M. Minnich, I. Finney, C. Perkins, I. Blaisdell, and R. Stedmang fifth row: V. Larsen, E. Baumgart- ner, M. McCannon, A. Pender, I. Durham, DL Teeter, M. Koper, and. M. Robbins: sixth row: H. Barnes, G. Bechler, M. Close, B. Alvis, G. Steele, C. Coppla, L. Rasco, P. Walbom, H. Barnes, and B. Rasco. , n We i . y X5 any Un. Qfofuntssz Qjsffowafziifz Its purpose is to extend the Christian influence of Whitworth 'beyond the bounds of the campus. 5' The group found fellowship in two outstanding socials during the year. In the winter a most inspirational retreat was held at the First Presbyterian church, and in April the group held an outdoor retreat on the hilltop near Wandermere. Special executive meetings were held with Dr. Hardwick for the purpose of discussing spiritual growth on the campus. Officers of the organization are: Ralph Shanks, president: Lowell Poore, vice- presidentp and Mary Trevitt, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Countermine is the faculty adviser. wJS5ne of the largest organizations of Whitworth is the Volunteer Fellowship. C . ga.1fp109T6Jd

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X left to right, first row: B. Gold, C. Perkins, E. Sloan, D. Brown, B. Cosman, L. Poore, M. Trevitt, E. Miller, K Crosby A Simmons, and M. Gordon: second row M. Simmons, L. Rasco, G. Iacobs, W. Timm, M. Koper, W. Iones, E Ekms A Pender I. Finney, and P. Walbornp third row: R. Hobson, R. Morgcmthaler, S. Huqhart, I. Durham, B. Rasco, C Copple and H Barnes. usiaaf concert .Samba Loan The Whitworth College Art Club has for its purpose the cultivation of interest and ability in the general field of art among the members themselves and in the community. Drama, interpretative reading, fine arts, and music are the channels through which the attempt is made to create an appreciation for art. During the year the Art Club sponsored a music concert series featuring na- tionally renowned artists. Sigmund Spaeth, tune detective: Herman Ivarson, Norwegian bass-baritone, and Mr. and Mrs. Harald Logan, pianist and violinist, were the guest artists. A second important phase of the Art Club activities is the sponsorship of chapel programs presenting local musicians, speakers, and exhibits. The officers for this year are Philip Walborn, president: Audrey Simmons, vice-president: Katherine Crosby, secretary, and Esther Miller, treasurer. Mr. Poinar is faculty adviser, assisted by Miss Goodfellow, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss McLeod, and Mr. Williston. E Q1SF3zo9T6J'4

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Left to right, seated: H. Gribbohm, B. Rasco, I. Finney, B. Gold, and B. Alvisg standing: P. Walbom. P. Hunsberger D Schmirler, R. Shcmks,,and G. Steele. 9315- iniastziaf group dlffssta The Pre-ministerial Association is composed oi students who have pledged themselves to full-time Christian work in one of the various fields. It has a threefold purpose: to exert a Christian influence as individuals and as a group: to benefit its members through fellowship, mutual assistance, and talks by out- standing ministers upon various aspects of the ministry: and to render assist- ance in practical Christian service Whenever called upon. The Pre-ministerial Association was organized by Dr. Counterrnine in 1929 under the name of Pulpit Recruits. The following year the name was changed to its present one. This year the group has had Thursday evening meetings for inspiration, fel- lowship, and instruction from a guest speaker procured by one of thegroup. The officers are Wilson Rasco, president: Burton Alvis, vice-president: and John Finney, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Countermine is faculty adviser. L .Q-1SF cogfzf:44.l 'J