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VALPARAl.S 0 ' UNIVERSITY Message from T he Presiden t /Jrnr Guild M em ber: '\f~LPAllI\ISO H ave yo u forgon e n a n ythin g? T ie a string aro und your ringer ! Try associatio n of' ideas! UDI'1€llSITf T h ink o f, let u s say, VA L P ARAJSO-C: U ll.D .BULL(TIQ - a n d , ves. you a r e r ig h t,-the (; ILD C:ON VENT IO 1. {;ui/J &/ition The ~:l rd an11 11 <1 l con ven tion o l 1he Va lp;1- raiso U nivers ity C uild ll' ill h e he ld o n t he ca111p11 s o r our U n iversity Se p te111 he r '.l ' l -~ !i . You ll' ho ha ve a tte nd ed t h e~e 111ee1i ngs in pre vicH1 s years w ill w<1 n t to cu11 1e ag <1 i11 . If you lta \'e n ever been o n n1111 p 11 ~ . we in v ite you 11 0 111 10 set a side tltc las t week e n d i 11 Sc p tc 111 hc r i11 \\'h ir h to v is it your U n i ve r~ ity. \Ve Official Puhlication nf the Vnlpnra iso Univcrsit i• Gu ild. Puhlished · hy Valpnrniso U n iversity " ·a 111 you to sec the n eed s o r t he n i vc r~ i ty a n d \\'C \l'< tn l you to join u ~ in worki n g- rn11 a Vol. 27 JUNE, 1954 N o. 14 p rq~ra 111 or 1te rv ice 10 o ur U nivers ity. The .\d111 i11 istrntivc C o 111111 ittee is planning a di O F F I C ER S vc r ~i l icd p rogrn111 or inte rest and inspiratio n " ·ith t he ~ in rcre h o p e tha t the Gu ild Con ven Bditor t,.·trs. E. H. ftuprccht, Executive Sccrctnry t ion o r 1954 w i II set a n ew record of a t Vnlparniso Univers ity, Valparaiso, Ind. te n dan ce. P resident ...... Mrs. E.T.J. Birner 11 21 Charleston A \'e., Mattoon, Ill. R em em ber t he dates, Sep tember 24-2
The Execu tive Board of thr Valparaiso University hopes lo use several alumnae as a nucleus for a chap Guild convc nt'd at I p. m., February 26, 1954 in ter in Ma rengo, Ill. Our President mentioned that Rl'cital H all wi th Mrs. E. T . J. Birner presiding. ?\[rs. Fred H oman·s most fertile territory is in Alta Devotions included the hymn '·With the Lord Be mont, 111. Mrs. Louis H ei necke reported that gin Thy T ask"' and an addrrss by Professor Walther Michigan's older chapters are aiding in establishing M. Miller, Or partnwnt of Foreign Languages, Val newer ones. Mrs. Wm. Hacsclcr has collected 40 paraiso Universi ty. Basing his remarks on Christ's colored slides of the University which she offers to charge to Peter recorded in j ohn 21 : 15-22, Pro show to prospective cha pters in New York. In O hio, fe ssor M iller pointed out that the work being carried - Youngstown and Zant"sville have been contacted by on in a Christian school likr Valpa raiso University Mrs. E. R ussel Buehl. After Easter, Mrs. I. N. is strictly in accord with C hrist" s comma nd to the Olson has appointments to speak in two Wisconsin /\postle,-"Fccd My Sheep:· The speaker appealed churchl's. Mrs. Louis A. J acobs acknowledges the to the membc rs of the Guild to continue their im value of the new Guild brochures as she works in portant if " unglamorous" tasks for the University, northern Indiana. I n thl' southern part of that St;nc, looking with the eyes of faith to H im who sa}S to us Mrs. C larence Westermeier has been successfu l at as well as to Peter, -"Follow Thou Me:· Seymour and Brownstown. Yfrs. Roy C. Frank re Lois Werner, soprano, and Gloria Messerschmidt, ported that she hoped to establish stronger connec tions on Long Island in the cw York City area. pianist, members of Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary music fraterni ty, presented a mu~ica l program. The President of the new Chicago-Evening Chap T aking a cue from men at work in June, 1954 'l'hree been assigned, Dr. K rctzmann urged that we continut' '.\! rs. B. E. Bucnte, Evansville, l ndiana to t'ncouragc students to make application for ad· Mrs. Edwin Gerken, R idgevi lle Corners, O hio 111ittance. Other residences will be made available. Mrs. Carl Zsrhochc, St. Louis, Mo. Because the University n·alizes that many boys and T he nominations wcrl' closed. girls decide on a particul OFFICERS and guests at dinner at February Executive Board m eeting. Four Guild Bulletin and a nticipated meetings. They e ndeavor to bring a wealth of diversified informa tion to members of their units. Our a u ention was next give n to the Executive Srcretary's report. Mrs. Ruprecht statt·d tha t in ordt'r to kt-1>p hn fing(·r on thr pulse of what is trnn spiring in t":t<"h d1aptn sh <" 11111s/ h:i v1 · thr na uws of 1wwly-•·lrr1.. d uffic1·rs a nd :1 rostt"r of a ll nwml.wrs. N .. ws it t"111 s and pic tun·s fro111 rhaptns for 11 Sl' in tlw Bullc tin will lw g ladly rec1·ived . E111p h as i z in ~ the U niversity's need of G uild help in p rocuring nr·w stud1· nts, lvl rs. Ruprecht pr es(• nt ~d five points whid1 entitle Valpa raiso University 10 favorable consider :nion: I) fine fac ulty; 2) high scholastic sta nding with full aC"creditation ; 3) average cost; + ) schola r ships; 5 ) Christian atmosphere prevailing on campus. Mrs. Ruprecht told us of the harmonious cooper a tion which exists in all depa rtme nts at the U ni MISS LOIS W ERNER of Pittsburgh, accompa nied by versity. She wishes often tha t Guild members could Gloria Messersch midt o f Chicago, e nte rtain the be prescn t when lovely occasions ta ke place on w ome n a t the Executive Board meeting he ld in Re c:i mpus. cital Hall on Fe b ruary 2 6-27. Concluding her report, Mrs. Ruprecht acknowl edged tlw support of individual Guild members and vcrsity Guild recommends tha t the Board of D i pleaded that they continue to share their time in our rectors of the Lu thf' ran U niversity Associa tion common cause. continue to exl'rt every e nergetic measure which Mrs. Helene Steinfeldt, treasurer, submiued thl' will achieve the early erection of a men's dormi following report fo r the period J uly 1, 1953 to tory on campus." February 15, 195+: The C hairman expressed thanks to the sprakers, Balancr on hand July 1, 195'.l ...... $ 2,845.58 the a rtists, the officers and to others w ho in thc' ir Total Rm•ipts ...... 18, 722 ..50 way helped to makr the meetings edifying and bene fi cial to all. TOTAL ...... $2 1,568.08 Following nnnouncrmen ts by Mrs. Ruprecht , the mrl'ting was adjourrwd at I 0: .15 a.m. Total Dishursrn1 e nt s ...... 5,07'.l.'.l2 The· :1ssl·111bly joined in p raying th e L ord's Prnyrr. 13al:rnre in bank ...... $ 16,49+.76 Mrs. Fra nk J. Schum m Secreta ry Mrs. Steinfeldt mentioned that an additional $2,+54.03 had been received si nce her report had OTE: b een printed. She stated tha t $107,000 is in the This is to report briefly that the Administrative C hapel Fund. The Treasure r also wished c hapter Committee, together with th.e University Board of presidents to be advised that only the contributions D irectors, has under advisement the consideration of received through June 25, 1954 can a ppear in the the proposal made at the February Executive Board printed convention re port. meeting by the C ha pter Presidents concerning the The Executive Board adopted the following reso lending of the C hapel Fund toward the construc tion lution : fund for a new Me n's Dormitory. To elate the re " The E xecutive Board of the Valparaiso Univer h as been no immediate appeal by the Board for these si ty Guild di.reets that consideration be given funds. Ch aptl'rs will be informed of progress as it by the Administra tive Committee of Valpa raiso develops. University Guild as to whether the $ I 00,000 B. R. C hapel Fund mar be used as a Joan toward the * * * * * * * * * * * * building of the M e n's Dormitory; a nd further * T H ANK YOU dirl'cts that the Administrative Committee refer * sh ould like to have written perso 11 al tha11k * its rrcomnwnda tions and the reason for them * you 110/n to the many Guild members a11d * to the individ ual chaptt·rs for their consideration * Chapter ucretaries who so thoughtfully re- * before the conwntion." * m embered me with their cards a11d prayer.f * W e gn ·atly enjoyed an interlude of music. Ber t * d11ri11g my rece11t il/11ess a11d co11valesce 11 ce, but * J ablinski, tl'nor, chose a variety of selections. His * I shall have to resort to this method to tlw11k * accomplished accompanist was Lois Werner. * all of you for your ki11d11ess. Tlw following resolution was adopted: * Ber11ice Ruprecht ''The Executive Board of the Valparaiso U ni- * * * * * * * * * * * * ,Ju 11t.·. 19&.C Five , , , TN r.ENF.R AT. Many Cha pt<"I S h avr 11 srcl thP intPr rsting :i rt iclt· fu11 nd in th« M ard i iss 11 « of t h1· Kiwanis M :o gazint· to bi· 11 s1·d as a reprint for their local newspapers. Copi1·s of thl·s(· may bl' prorun·d from the- Public R t· la tions D t· pa1 trm•nt at Val po. Mrs. Str uss of the New J ersq Chapter was instru- 1m·nial in using the rep rint in the packets o f a recent L. W.M.L. convention held in her vicinity. Find p ublicity! * * * * * TOL EDO held a successful party and program at the H oly C ross C hurch in April. T he invitations were cleverly done in brown a nd gold with the various Greek letterings from the sororities on campus. * * * * * M I LWAUK EE C hapter's spring luncheon was h eld al H ales Corners C hurch, Pastor K am mra th, with a fi ne atten dance. Ycarl)' reports were g iven ; new GERMAN scene from the Christmas Pageant pre offic1·rs elected, and the spea ker for the a fternoon sente d by the Sag inaw Chapter. Those repre se nte d was the Gu ild Executive ~ ccrcta ry, M rs. Ruprech t. a re Lester Schmidt, M r. K. Epple, Mrs. R. Epple, She also spoke in the c·vrni n ~ for the dinner of the Sigrid Ep ple, and Howa rd and Paula Patzger. EVEN I G C hapter. partnw nt and a lso a showing of thr H omrcoming * * * * * Fili11. D U NDE E's efforts to gain new m embers were * * * * most r ncouraging a l thl'ir annual spring luncheon. G REATER M I AM I C ha pter hr ld it's first St uden t Mrs. D ocderlein, a V alpo alumna, was toastmistress Rall)' during the month of M ay. A fi lm was shown nnd Miss J ule Brockmann, recently ch osen as t he out and material d istributed 10 prospective studen ts. standing senior woman on camp us, was th e sp eaker for T hey repor t a fi ne attendance and mu ch en thusiasm the luncheon. Sh e spoke of student activities on for the University about wh ich they had known so camp us and the part the students play in the over-a ll little. Co ngratula tions! We hope we get several promotion and program of the Uni,·ersil y. students from the fa r south for our fair Valpo. * * * * * * * * * * H AMMOND C hapter wi ll hold its annual Spring M ONR O E reports a delightful spring tea at which dinner meeting at T cibel's this year. M rs. R ichard t he enterta in ment centered a round "Now and T hen Wicnhorst is 10 p resent her pictures of Germany, Portraits''. M embers posed for old-fashioned and which were ta ken during the time she and her hus present-d a)' wedd ing pictures. An old-fash ioned band, Prof. R ichard Wienhorst, spent a year studying mothn and b ab)' prccccded that of the modern in that country. mothr r and her baby; scenes o f ch ildren leaving fo r sc hool of long ago and today; confirmation pictures * * * * * of then and now and other interesting portrayals made· I AGARA C hapter entertained the second annual for a novel program. T his was interspersed wi th ap ra il ~ of the Western cw York C hapters on M ay p ropriau· music and nar ra ting. 20th. M rs. W m. Drews was to n• prescnt the Admin istra tive Commit tt·t' to giv1· rw ws of r1 ·cent ca111p 11 s * * * * * :O<" ti vi til'S. G R AND R API DS C.: hapt C' r sponsored a lectu re b)' M rs. Wegener, an l'X-C.:at holic nun from Bar C ity, * * * * * Michigan. D espite tlw stormy weather that evening LAPORTE C hapter is conducting a student rally the church was filkd to over-flowing a nd a genero us with a speaker from the Student Procuremen l D e- collection was reali zC"d. Six C:ui ld Bullelln BELOIT Mr. Albert Teich ...... 11.00 ~~~~~~~~ Mrs . Joseph W. BMn ...... 12.00 BEHR IEN COUNTY Irvin B. J affke ...... 10.00 Wm. Burke, Sr...... 5.00 ID MEMORIAL WREATHS ~ BROADLANDS r\ugus t 1\·1ohr ··········-································H··········· ... 2G.80 lllIFFALO Ilk~~~~~~~ G. l•:dw. Ha1 STUDENT UNION PROJECT HAS BEGUN! President 0 . P. Kretzmann made the following announcement to the student body at Chapel on May 10th: "Construction will begin this week" on the $800,000 student union building. The contract calls for com pletion of the building by January 20, 1955. Dr. K retzmann said that the university has negotiated a 50 percent loan for the $800,000 proje ct. Un iversity stude nts have raised about $130,000 for the union through asse ssment of fees which was started five years ago. It is hoped that the 1955 Guild Convention can hold its session and banquet within the new student union building! .June, 19fi.t Seven ' Mr. Kre inbring 2.00 SAGINAW Mr. nnzinski 2.00 Mr. Chns. Doege ...... ···· 3.00 Mr. Ul ock 2.00 Mrs . Anna Kern ...... 7.00 Mr. Arthur Hinz ...... •...... 27.00 DUNDEE Mrs. Anna Schultz ...... •...... •... 3.00 Mrs. Will Bruening J0.00 32.50 2.00 M rs. Edwin N ucchlerlein ...... ····- ...... Mrs. Lillie Wcrchert Mr. Henry Kreut.zmnnn ...... 5.00 1•re. Thomas Wnt t :1 .00 111 r. Otto J. Stcinwardt 10.00 Mrs. nichard Hcrnthul :i.oo Mr:... Ottilie Rocsel 10.00 Mrs . A g- nl.'s BernLhu I .... :1.00 \Vi!I HrucninK 2.00 J\ nlhh:cn Kraal?. 2.0U 1-:rim Hrucnin1: 2.00 ll11r11l1I LN.~ :1. 00 2.0U Cla uclt.' L:U' l' !;T. 1.0lllS 111 rs. Mclu lluhl 2.UO 10.00 Olive t-:l;cl G.OU Mr. \Vin. Sduwrcr Puu l Bruedh:a11 t.00 ST. l'A U I, Ferd. Hu rd C' r r.. ou Mrs. l!clc11 S hk k 2.00 l"LI NT SEllEWA INf; 2.00 Mr. C ha~ . Jordnn :J.00 Mrs . Wm. l·:yre Mr. Aug-wi l LuC:ic h 20.00 Bernkc Terry & Patty Uenllay ~.00 Mr. C111'1 S 1111d :1.110 S ii A WANO l' OHT W AYNE Mr. llc rmnn Lasch .. 27.00 Henry F. J(oenema n11 2:!.00 M 1·s . lle nr,v Lasch ...... 1.UO Hugo Wy nckcn ... 36.00 \V m. UeVCl'iHlor r -···· 5.00 Mro. Ch rist Vollmer :i.oo Mr. Wm. Wcuzcl 2.00 Mr• . M inn ic Rohrbach ~.00 M1·s. H nnrrnh Schmicg-e 5.00 N o Name 34.00 S HEBOYGAN GRAN D HAPIDS Mr• . Herber t Kohler 6.00 Mr. Cu1:1 Luv Le mke 5.00 Mr. Mnrtin Luehrs 2.00 MrK. Mala Urown 10.00 Mr:i. Richr1rd F"cderwi.;ch :1.00 LAN CAST En VA I.I' AHA ISO Hc nrv F~ . l( oencmann 18.00 Mrs. J. W. Mueller 2.00 No Nnrne 3G.00 John P. Uurica ...... 5.00 Mrs. E. J . Koepke 20.00 LANSING Mrs . Laura Nuechte rlc in 5.00 Frank Bigelow 5.00 Curl Mnssuch .. 5.(111 WASlllN f;TO N Hcinho!d lllroch 5.00 LAPEER-H ADLEY Mrs. Helene Vermilya 6.00 Mrs. H arold Smith 10.00 :- GuilJ Bulletin A Ima Ottoson 2.00 Mnthildn Koch 2.00 Arthur Haeger 5.00 FLI NT Sympathy Mrs. Almond Gregory ...... 15.00 Mrs. Hattie Oykchousc ...... 3.00 Our sym pathy to the members of the DE l' T. W AYKE La vernc Cont:"d on ...... 4.00 TROIT C H APTER. Mrs. A. McKa y, former Mrs . Clara Hoffman 7.00 President and Board Member of the Detroit Mrs . Hc rmnn H o ffman ... 5.00 Mrs. M arie Miller .. 15.00 Chapter for many yl'ars was instantly killed in G R AND RAPIDS an a uto accident while on her way to Wash Mrs. Gertrude 7. eddics ...... G.00 HAM.\ION D ington D. C. ft was lc- arncd that Mrs. McK ay Mrs. Theresa Oockwcilcr ...... 25.00 has re111 e111brrl'cl Valparaiso Uni versity in her No 11 a.mcs J.Cive n (Central Uist.) ... . 27.00 Mr8. Anna Schultz ...... 2.00 bequests. Mr:;. Lou isc Ma rtcn:; ...... 5.00 Mrs. Murie Miller ...... 5.00 The 111c 111bcrs of th" BUFFALO CHAPTER Amelia Schreiber 20.00 E va J• • Spencer 5.00 were also grieved by the d rath of their Vicc Wilfred Rodda 5.00 I NDIA NAPOLIS Pn·sident, M rs. Walter Zirrk. No name (Central Dist.) 2.00 LANC AS T E R No name (Cen tral Uiht.) :;7.00 VALP ARA ISO J, APEER-HADLEY Rev. 0. I•'. M CS!iC l':)C hn-.i dt...... 2.50 M rs. Vina Steward 7.00 LOGA S PORT WAS H I NGTON. D. C. John Renn r. .oo Mrs. Mar ie M iller 10.00 ·M rs. Flora Meyer .. 5.00 WiTTENB EHG LORAi ' C OUNTY Mrs . Clifford Bratz G.00 Mrs. Caroline \Valkcr ...... 10.00 Mr• . Ida Stegman ...... 10.00 Mrs . f<'red W. Loose ...... 5.00 Chu rles HaherkO!!t ...... 8.00 'MA UM EE V ALLEY The Fine A ~· t s Festival No name g iven (Central DisL) ...... 6.00 MERRILL O n April 30 to May 2nd Valparaiso University was Marvin Beckman ...... 1.00 Mrs . Paul Grun wald ...... 5.00 host to its fi rst Fine Arts Festival. A group of MILWAU KE E Mrs. Bet h Prange ...... 5.00 America's leading artists appcarc·d on this notable Mr. J oh n J{uchenbecker ...... 7.00 progr;im, headed by Todd D uncan, world fa mous Mrs. H orbert Roessler ...... 5.00 Mrs. Anna Dick ...... 5.00 I egro baritone star of stage, opera, and concert hall. Mll, WAU ICEE EVENING Mr. J oh n Hrodhai.:-en :J.00 who presented a song recital in the- U niversity Audi l\l lS H AWAl{A-SOUTH BEND torium. C harles Ch urchfield, Ameri rn's le;i ding Mr . F1·cd Fenker !i.00 Mr. Carl Meinberg 10.00 landscape painter exhibited a group of his canvasses Mr. Non n'ln Nes tel fi.00 Mr·. Fra nk Neher ...... 2.00 and Miss LcGallienn(', one of America ·s most dis Mn. C>1 rl Scheller . ... •l:!.00 ti nguished actrrssc-s presented a progrn 111 of drnmatil: Mr• . C11 rl Sta hmer ...... 17 .00 Edwin Enr ig'ht. ·-·· ...... ;~.00 rl'adings titled "An Evening with O scar Wi lde". .Margaret Ann Schwan .... 2.00 P:ts t.or Paul .Jucrg-cnscn ...... (i.00 Also on the· weekend progrnm appc-arcd the Mnrlhu Kolclcway .... 4.00 Mr. ~:dwin Enrig h t .. r..00 na1ionally syndkated colunmnisl and C hicago Daily Sandra Schult.1. •1.00 MON ROE Nt·ws d rama critic, Sydney J. H arris. J\1 r. Otto Vo"b~cl< 27.00 Mrs . Fredericka Gesell :1:1.00 Preceding the formal prog ra111, D r. Arth ur Carl MT. C LE M ENS PiC' pkorn, theology professor a t Concordia Seminary, Mrs. Wm. Klcm:n . r,.oo Mrs. Emma Sopk:L 4.110 St. Louis, keynoted the program in an introductory 1\'lrs . Augus ta A lwardt 5.00 NEW .JERSEY convocation. Mrs . J ohn Brow n .. 5.00 Mrs . J. Peters. Sr. 2.00 D r. Richard Ellman, Yale University professor of .. OSHKOSH llir. Andrew Kort ...... 2.00 literatu re, delivered the annual Charles S. H yde W illiam T. Zarling ...... 5.00 Memorial Lecture as the opening event. Mrs. Louise Van ! June, 1954 Nine --~~--~~-....,,, .... . ~'""""~~~= ' FIVE Charter Membe rs of the Hammond Chapter are pictured above at a recent celebration of the Chapter's 20th anniversary. Miss Lily Fedder, Miss Helene Fed der, Mrs. C. H. Niemann, Miss Clara Schmueser, and Mrs. W. T. Lichtsinn. SCENE from the Operetta H.M.S. Pinafore presented by the Valpa raiso University faculty on March 2nd, 1954. Proceeds approximat ing $450.00 were realized from this performance and were turned over to the Student Union Fund. ,... • 'rcn Guitd Bulletin • i\frs. E. H. Ruprecht. Exerntil'c Secre lary Natio na l U ni versily G uild Va lpa ra iso U ni versily Va lparaiso, l ncliana Dear l'viembers o[ the G uild: On behalf o [ the sludenls in Lembke Dormiwry, I would like w express o ur sincere appreciatio n for lhe gif"l given by lhe members of lhc Nalional Guild to refurnish lhe re_ce plio n room in Lembke Donni wry. For some lime we had been hopi ng w make lh i ~ panicular roo111 111orc presem ahlc by refurn ish ing it and 111ak i11 g- il more a uranive fo r the 111 en o r lhe do nniw ry a~ we ll as fo r lhe visiw rs and parenl~ who ro111e w lhe donni w r y. \1\le had 110l been ;ible lo clo l11i ~ bdore due to a lark or funds, and we a ppreriale in g- reat measure the Ian that you have extended the necessa ry funds in order Lo rornplclc thi:. proje<'t. \Ve reel sure that the rclurnish ing ol the receptio n room in Lem bke D o rmitor y ''"ill mean a g reat deal to the morale or lhe boy:, in the do rm i wry. ' 'Ve have al wavs fe lt lha t the ladies of the Na tio na l G uild have ~c t a fine example by t he effon a nd energy which they expend in behalf o t the weHare o r lhe U niversily. \1Ve appreciale everylhing tha t lhe G ui ld has done and is doing in order that the ideal or Chrislia n educa lio n o n lhe higher level may be increased and inlensi[ied in a time in a world when the only hope in lhe lives o r young people as well as for the world is a deepening or Christia n convictiom. Jn apprecialion, therefore, fo r a ll lhal lhe G uild has do ne for the U ni versity a nd in particular for the refurnishing or our reception room in Lembke Dormitory, we exp re~s o ur sincere thanks LO the women of lhe Natio nal G uild. Cordiall y yours, L UTH ER P. K OEPKE Dea 11 of M e11 June, 1954 Eleven • THE STUDENT Procurement Program, sponsored by the Shawano Chapter of the Va lparaiso Guild, was well attended by prospective students and parents from Shawano and the surrounding community. STUDENTS from Valpo who participated in the pro gram are pictured above, left to right: Walter Be ltz, Jerry Moede, Eunice Kanning, Bob Gehrke, Harriet Huntington, Danny Olson, Charles O 'Brien, Virginia Grottke, Penelope Hoffman, Ernest Kanning, John Hasegawa, and Don Damrau. 1i on of the meeting on Saturdar and the .\t a cost o f $20,000, this is the very last i111p rovc- dinner at the C:afctr ri a Friday evening, 7: 30 p.m. 1nr nt wh ich ran bt" made on the old campus. J ohn H;isegawa. student from Japan, will be the Dr. Krnzmann told us he is always " fast'inatcd"' spcakn. by the reports of the chapter presidents. " During The meeting recessed. periods of Admin istrative stress it is a comforting C losing d evotions included the hr mn "Sun of M y thought," he said. " to recall that g roups of Guild Soul" a nd a praye r led by Mrs. William A. Drews. members in various sections of the country arc per The second session was called to order br the forming their small tasks ....a ll part of the Uni Pn·sident at 8 a.m ., February 27, 1954. The as versity's great work."' H e expressed his gratitude for sembly sang " /\wake Thou Spirit, Who Didst Fire tlH' Guild"s faithfulness. the Watchmen of thr C hurch"s Youth" with Mrs. The by-law governing tlH' ekction of a nominat Wm. /\. Drews as arcompanist. i\irs. R oy C. Frank ing commiuc·e was read. Tlw followi ng na111 es wc·1-e led us in a n1 orning prayer. proposed : TIH' reports of the chapter presidents were co11- Mrs. ornrnn Gillc·s, Clrvrland, Ohio !'iudrd. Mrs. O tto J ahns, Waus;iu . Wisconsin i\l r ~ . Birner and Mrs. Ruprrrh t cxpressrd apprecia M rs. Alfred H eidunan, T oledo, Ohio tion for the rnoperation of all r ha plr rs i1s they de ~l rs. L;irq• Seeberg, Rockford, Illinois vo t rd l ~ labor to attain our projects. Mrs. H arold Graumiller, Detroit, M ichii;an State Unit Presidents reported on rn111plctcd plans