Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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Biology Club The Biology Club, in coordination with the Environmental Club, began the year with a coffee house open to the col- lege community in order to promote membership. Since then, the club, advised by Mr. Phillips, has brought a number of activities to the campus, and has participated in the activities other colleges have offered. The Biology Club represented Westfield State at the Penn. State Con- vention and at the Eastern College Science Conference. They have sponsored a lecture and slide show of a cross- country bicycle trip, a lecture on abortion and the pill, weekly science films, and they co-sponsored John Harris lecturing on wolf ecology. They are planning to continue to act as a source of information beneficial to the entire col- lege community in the forthcoming year. TUP RIGHT: Don Malony from Springield College lecturing with slides on a bicycle trip through U.S. and Canada. BOTTOM RIGHT: (RIGHT TO LEFT) Linda Jacobs, Secretary Treasurer; Karen Dalecki, Presi- dent; and (FAR LEFT), Terri Margosiak, Vice President. 168

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AGG The A.G.G. Booster Club, otherwise known as the Active Guys and Gals, sponsors various activities during the year. This year, among other things, the A.G.G. sponsored a carwash, and co-sponsored the Halloween Party. President Paul O ' Brien is pictured below. 167

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Circle K Circle K members under the auspices of the Westfield Ki- wanis Club, try to display their concern for mankind by serv- ing the campus community in innumerable ways. The most well known of these ways is the bi-annual visit of the Blood- mobile, by which the Circle K Club makes available to the students an opportunity to assist the Red Cross in a most needed way — the donation of blood. Circle K Members: B. Harrison, J. Burke, J. Ryan, Z. Siec- kowski, B. Kalstrom, P. Lewis, B. Nagle. 169