North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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CAMPUS BIBLE participates in retreats nl Front Row: Cleft to rightl Steve Bram, Douglas Pals, Rev. Hal Miller. Second Row: Diane Frey, Nancy Tweed, Elaine Bram, Ladonna Senna, Elsie Oetken Csponsorj. T57 ' 1' ' 4'--F i T l 4... -X uifzi Members of the Campus Bible Fellowship are given informa- tion by Elsie Oetken, sponsor. 89 The Campus Bible Fellowship is an interdenominationial fellowship that promotes the understanding of the Christian faith through Bible study. The direction is given by Baptist leaders. Believing that the Well-balanced individual grows spiritually as Well as mentally and physically, the group studied and discussed the Bible at weekly meetings. The leadership was provided by the Reverend Hal Miller. Three weekend retreats - fall, winter and spring - were attended by several of the members. Officers of the organization are Doug Palls and John Sheldon, co- chairmeng Nancy Tweed, secretary- treasurerg and Elsie Oetken, group sponsor. Snowmobiles were hit of the winter re- treat

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EWMAN CLUB offers students fellowship Sponsor Joe Critel1i's smile welcomes a new member. Z' -5 Q A 'QZEH Front. Row: fleft to right? Jill Welter, Tess Tiernan fsecretaryj, Pat Wilder Cpresxdentl, Jerry Hanson ivice-chairmanl, Mary Jane Luze. Second Row: Deanna Daly, Mary Dunlay, Melodi Grelk, Judy Holz- schuh, Kay Karabatsos. Third Row: Michael Brandt, Mike O'Banion, Diane Mathahs, Rod- ney Bohach, Dale Sidmore, Joe Critelli fsponsorb. Newman Club, a gro-up of Catholic college stu- dents, met weekly at the home of Joe Critelli, spon- sor. The group was originated to fill the need for fellowship among Catholic, college-age young people, although youth of different denominations are wel- come to attend any meetings. Kaye Young, guidance counselor at NIACC, was one of several speakers during the year. Father I-Iillsman, Mason City, and several other priests led group discussions on birth control, the pill, and abortio-n laws. Throughout the year, the Club also had a hay- ride, went Christmas caroling, and had pizza par- ties. Mary Jane Luze, Pat Wilder, Tess Tiernan, and Kay Karabatsos attended a college retreat at Cedar Falls. During the basketball season, New- man Club earned money selling refreshments at home games. Newman Club members designed and built their Homecoming float. .1-sm ELS till riirrsfht? Gm: WH iv' rim., JJ. ,yy - E Ng . V r -:A W' -3. 3 1' V . F . .1 ,NJ . in T W r1, ,,1 . e' i -. ' . f - 4251 ' .' . . 1 ... 3 VA ' X

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Young Democrats canvass for N IACC state legislature candidates Front Row: fleft to rightj Craig Hayes, James Droegmiller fsecretaryl, 0 Qpresidentj, Marcia Muldoon Cvice-presidentj. Second Row: Lee Tice Dale Sidmore Mike Montang Karl Foote fsponsox-D.