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Getting involved with a club was one were in charge for things such as the

way to experience new things outside of puppet ministry or monitoring local au­

dorm life and classes. Clubs helped stu­ ditions at theaters.

dents meet people with common inter­ Clubs also supplemented what stu­

ests, increase their awareness, and en­ dents were learning in class. Pre-med

hance the skills they already have. There major Rachel Coan was the vice presi­

were many clubs. From political to art dent of the science club. Rachel said, “I

to business, the variety met the interests like being involved with the science club

of much of the student body. because it’s good to get out and see

Drama club president Dustin Black things that we have learned about, and

said, “Drama club is a good outlet for it’s also a fun way to enjoy what God

using our creativity and playing improv. has created.” The science club helped

We are using the talent God has given with highway cleanup, and they planned

us through acting and speaking. It is to go camping, swimming with the

important to do this and one of the ways manatees, and fossil hunting. No mat­

we are going to reach out to the com­ ter what the major was, joining any club

munity is through an acting ministry to was beneficial. Students bettered them­

kids.” The drama club met every other selves and their community all at the

week. It consisted of committees which same time.

♦♦♦ Matt Sniff volunteered his

grilling expertise at the science

club cookout at the Deckert’s

house. The members enjoyed a

relaxing afternoon of playing

r Spending an afternoon at landscape of water with the games and eating Mrs. Deckert’s

Philippi park, the art club mem­ steps descending to it. “I joined famous chocolate chip cookies.

bers drew things they saw in na­ the art club because I wanted to

ture. Tansey Holman drew a learn new styles,” she said.