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

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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