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Circle K Kneeling: S. Robison, J. Foster. Standing: D. Denham, Dr. R. Stevens, B. Elder, D. Burns, M. Water- house, R. Bradshaw. and D. Brown. Circle K in 1969-1970 has continued to move from its auspicious beginning in 1968 to bigger and better things. In line with the club's major objective of campus and community service, this year's Circle K has assisted the local Kiwanis Club in dinners, and it has aided the campus by a bussing project for the Hopkins football game. In the spring, the club has become involved with the faculty in urging the student body to join in a group blood donation plan, and in raising funds for Project First-Down and the March of Dimes. Circle K advocates responsible citizenship, high scholarship and social awareness. It is hoped that as the club grows its activities may continue to expand toward these purposes. Kappa Mu Epsilon Since the time of the ancient Greeks, mathematics students have gathered together in fellowship to promote math education and philosophy. The WMC math students, through the Maryland Beta Chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, have formed a union quite similar to the bonds formed by students 2000 years ago. Through lectures, trips, and films, banquet and socializing, the members of KME formed a union that somewhat surpasses the usual bonds of similar organizations. First Row: Miss Eshelman, S. Shermer, G. Phillips, B. Murray, B. Tokar, J. Sharper. Second Row: Mr. Jordy, R. Brown, Mrs. Sorkin, D. Baugh, S. Euker, B. Elliott, Dr. Lightner, Dr. Duren, and V. Mummert. 105