Officers of the Andrews Christian Youth Action's Health Education Outreach temperance program meet to go over their program before presenting to the community.
Officers of the Health Education Outreach program run by the Andrews Christian Youth Action club of Andrews University. This program was aimed at temperance as part of good health.
Registered lab technician Richard Haas, a seminary student at Andrews University, takes a blood sample from Leonard S. Standen of Berrien Springs at the start of the Heartbeat program sponsored by the university chapter of Collegiate Action for Better Living. About 80 people signed up to participate in the program ...
A portion of the fruits, vegetables, beverages, and canned goods collected by the Andrews University Evergreens is examined by Anthony Castelbuono, youth pastor, and member of the group. The Evergreens, a church youth group, collected enough food to make up 75 baskets which will be distributed before Thanksgiving. The youth ...
Over 90 youth of the Pioneer Memorial Church at Andrews University participated in this year's collecting of food for Thanksgiving baskets. In three hours, approximately 2500 can plus other foodstuffs were collected. Milk and fresh produce were purchased and added to the collected items to make over 70 baskets. From ...
Pathfinders from Berrien Springs, Michigan, gather food. From left to right: Ray Leadbetter -- Sherrilyn Hill -- Carolyn Leadbetter; Written on back: Pathfinder thanksgiving baskets 1969; Ray Leadbetter, instructor in English; Sherrilyn Hill; Carolyn Leadbetter.