Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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ROW ONE: M. Owens. C. Savage, E. Bailey, Y. Bordeaux, N. Earley, K. Koontz. C. Cobes. D. Finley. ROW TWO: M. Morgan, N. Mowry, E. Ek, J. Ondich, S. Rugh. N. Slick, C. Dettinger, J. Barnett, H. Walter, N. VanSickle. ROW THREE: S. Burke, B. Gumto, J. Nemenz, L. Kraus, Miss M. Gabel (Advisor). Pastor R. Hoch. ROW FOUR: J. Lettrlch. R. Grantz, T. Cannon, L. Moore, R. Baron. LUTHERAN CLUB Lutheran students spent many hours of fellow- ship at their monthly meetings and various ac- tivities. One of the highlights of this year was their Christmas party. The special guests at this party were two of our foreign students, who talked about Christmas traditions in their home- lands. Another notable event of the year was a square dance held at the College Lodge. The annual buffet dinner sponsored by the students prompted friendly relations between students and faculty. To complete the year ' s social calendar Hilltop Vespers was held at the College Lodge. 181

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ROW ONE: A. Cohen, A. Charapp. J. Schmitt. J. Rubin. ROW TWO: H. Hirsch, I. Morotl, D. Klieger. J. Goldstein. L. Richman. HILLEL FOUNDATION The Hillel Foundation is an organization devoted to giving the Jewish youth on campus an opportunity to share social, cultural, and worship services. Films and guest speakers add variety to a program that stimulates student interest. Affiliated with the B ' nai BVith organization of Indiana, The Hillel Foundation has done much for the student. The faculty sponsor, Mr. Fedder. has devoted much of his time to helping the Jewish student round out his college life through frequent par- ticipation in religious activities. 180

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ROW ONE: S. Hildabrand, C. Richards. C. Eichenlaub, R. Burelli, T. Torquato, M. Garrigan, V. Biondo, P. Rudy. ROW TWO: R. Benigni, D. Buckus, P. Romeo, B. Accordino, M. Walters, M. Sibole, N. Hortert, J. Zurovchak, N. Stacer. ROW THREE: R. Fink, J. Lepley, A. Bindi. J. Elston, P. Dailey, E. Reschini. ROW FOUR: P. Priselac, L. Lydon, L. Conte, M. Koscho. G. Balsavage. NEWMAN CLUB Lest college attendance create a temporary gap in a student ' s religious life, the Newman Center stands ready with a varied program designed to keep the Catholic student in close contact with his faith. To stimulate him intellectually, the Center offers a program of theological inquiry classes; to satisfy his recreational needs, the Newman Club sponsors parties and weekly socials. Monthly Communion breakfasts and post-Mass cofTee clatches do much to acquaint students with other members of his faith on campus. During the week, the Chapel is converted to a study lounge- recreation center. There are a television set, phonograph, ping- pong table, piano, and comfortable couches. Newman Center is truly the Catholic student ' s home away from home. ROW ONE: C. Burlando, M. Kelly, B. Kostka, M. Mikula, J. Michalski, M. Prokop, P. Yotz. G. Hudak. ROW TWO: K. Kovick, L. Lankard, M. Cross, M. Bukovich, A. Oshenic, S. Kumrow, E. Moodie, A. Kapisak, J. Grosser. ROW THREE: R. Middendorf, M. Cullinan, P. Dezzutti, J. Sears, J. Caruso. ROW FOUR: R. Klaput, J. Mihaljevic, G. DeToma, A. Haherkorn, V. Flango, T. Miller. ROW FIVE: M. Kozlosky. R. Munhall, P. Chekanski. 182