Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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80 Left to right, first row: I. Crockett, H. Bagdon, D. Harding, M. Trevitt, and G. Thorndike, second row: M. Barono vich, M. Richardson, L. Lord, E. Wentworth, C. Perkins, E. Miller, and W. Jones: third row, G. Peterson, E. Ekins, M Mount, M. Minnich, and C. Braden: fourth row: Edith Pryer, D. Brown, A. Pillers, A. Pender, V. Larsen, G. Titus, and H Burgqrabe, fifth row: M. Close, D. Teeter, M. Koper, M. Clapp, and R. Hobson. fglsfslh ll cJ7laa Busy iyaaz Sefe1o, the name given to the organization which includes all women who live on the campus, is derived from combining the first two letters of the words, service, fellowship, and 1ove. The social life of Ballard and McMillan Halls is governed by this group. There are various events on the Sefelo social calendar of the year. Open Dorm, at which time the Women's rooms are open to visitors, is a popular func- tion. The Christmas party, Heart-Sister Week, and the Mothers' Tea in April are other outstanding events. This year a Pre-Easter prayer room in Ballard ' Hall was opened to all the women, and it proved to be 'very helpful. Second semester officers include: Dorothy Harding, president: Mary Trevitt, vice-president: Myrill Richardson, secretary: Lenora Lord, treasurer: Mary Ko- per, social committee chairman: Carol Perkins, laundry, Eleanor Wentworth, house: and Harriet Bagdon, hostess. Miss Walter and Miss Soubirou are faculty advisers. C Q'lfFlfzo9'ze.4.4.l .7 i

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Left to right, first row: G. Peterson, M. Baronovtch, D. Harding, M. Trevitt, M. Clgpp. C. Braden, D Brown G Steele G. Thorndike, H. Bagdon, E. Miller, E. Pryer, and P. Miller: Second fowl H- WOHG, V- I-CTSGYII E- W6IlfW01'lh M Mmnich, D. Martin, M. Wilson, M. Koper, B. Cosman, G. Titus, D. Teeter, A. Pender, A. Pillers, H. Burggrabe L Poore and M Mount: third row: G. Bechler, R. Stedman, C. Perkins. I. Blaisdell, B. Alvis, D. Webster, and D. Schmirler l l t G Cgloaisnf Us Bury Dorothy Brown has, this year, led the Whitworth Christian Endeavor in a most interesting program. Besides the regular Sunday meetings, Wednesday prayer meetings are held. The various chairmen oi committees have at intervals provided outstanding programs. An interesting message on Iapan was given by the Rev. Taro Goto of the Spokane Japanese Mission, a review of several books on Kagawa was given by Philip Walborn, and a talk on questions of young people was given by the Rev. Robert T. MacFarlane of the Seattle Westminster Presbyterian church. Two very interesting and entertaining parties were held during the year, and the group also spread joy .with their Christmas caroling. Officers are: Dorothy Brown, president: Garth Steele, vice-president: and Clara Belle Braden, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Countermine is the faculty adviser. it Y. '1S!5fcog'ze44,l .J

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I 81 , Left to right: R. Stedman, D. Maclntyre, D. Webster, G. Rocikey, G. Steele, N. Zrinyi, I. Eisenhauer ton busI, I. Roth W. Peterson, I. Skelton, O. Peavey, L. Poore, P. Close, B. Alvis, N. Richardson, K. Murray, I. Blaisdell, N. Edenso, C Copple, L. Hook, B. Cosman, I. Goodsell, and D. Schmirler. Seated on bus: H. Wolfe, L. Richardson, P. Greenleaf, F. Sciaccotti, and E. Bassiord. flflfflflzfwofztfl ohlaff :Residents cqafias All men resident students comprise the Whitworth Hall organization. A manager is elected each quarter by the members. For this semester Burton Alvis was manager the first quarter: Lowell Poore, the last quarter. Open Dorm was the high light of the year's activities. At that time the men's rooms were open for public inspection, a novel program was given, and there were refreshments. The Christmas party was also an important event. Near the close of the college year the members took to the woods for an over- night expedition. All the men's activities in a social way are guided by this organization. Mr. Carlson is the faculty adviser. V'Yh1fP1O9T6I4'J-4 1