Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT: First rowhE. Schabacker, M. Honk, J. Lareva, A. Lawson, J. Taschner, Lt Bock- Iemant Second row;W. Maiers, V. Monke, M. Kurth, Mt Spinniken, J. Schoenberg, Mt Mackenthun, P. Billiar. Third rowhNt Steffen, E. Strait, Ct Bauer, R. Huxhold, M. Teske, Mr. Vikner. Fourth rowhj. Nelson, A. Broehm, N. Montour, R. Cornwell, D. Hildebrandt, Mt Betterman, Jt Johnson. hTeach-r-r-h Thafs music to the ear of those who dream of a career in a class- room. But teaching a Class is quite a change from being a pupil. The Future Teachers of Amqrica have provided the ways and means to help prospective teachers make the change from student to teacher. Through movies, panels, discussions, and speakers, the members are given an understanding and appreciation of the life and problems of a teacher. M.E.N.C. -, Miss Speckman, adviser. Music Educators National Conference established a student Chapter this year at Valpo. Open to music majors planning to teach, MENC sponsored a. program this year to help students gain a wider understanding of 'their held. The activities inh eluded attendance at the state conventions and later the regional at Milwaukee and sponsorship of student trips to see hAidah and of recorded listening programs in the auditorium. '83

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e INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Standingv-R. Long. First roweR. Steinke, Ni V012, Ai Tesch, Bi Schultz, Wi Steude, J. Roberts, P. Krentz, W. Ji, M, Doering. Second rowe-J. Troutman, R. Bornholt, W. Wag- ner, A. Bloom, D. Yates, E. Poe, E. Tatge, M. Sepke. Back rOWeDi Ellis, C. Koch, Mr. Sztankay, Mr. Stager. Can we expect a racial revolution in South Africa? What changes, if any, can we expect as a result of the death of Premier Stalin? These questions made mem- bers of the International Relations Club sit up .and take notice this past semester. The Club is supported by the Department of Government for its majors and all interested students. The faculty advisor is Professor Sztankay. The meetings fea- ture student and outside speakers and foster animated and informative discussions. DEBATE TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Steude. H. Heckner, M, Mach, Instructor, J. Perbix, W. Anderson. TiYou may now have ten minutes for rebuttal? says Mr. Millard Mack, and the Debate team finishes its battle of words. The proTs attack the conis and then the conis support their statements with facts. The words fly thick and fast. The Debate team is newly organized and comparatively small. A few practice debates have been held, and plans have been made to enter into intercollegiate debates, 82

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UTURGICAI. STUDY GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated: Di Murphy, R. Kehret, Dr. Koenker, W. Steude, D. Woessner, C. Bockmeier. Standing: D. Smith, R. Schuneman, Dre Bichsel, W. Kaffenberger, S. Roehrs. The communion service the morning of Ash Wednesday was one of the projects sponsored by the Liturgical Study Group this year as was also the sale of Liturgical calendars. At their regular meeting the group hears special speakers on topics re- lating to Church music and liturgical worship. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Js Monks, J. Schmidt, R, Wagner, R..Bhevernicht, J. Boss, B. Glick. Second Row: R. Bush, E. Gustafson, J. Karkow, J. Fey, Js Westphal, M. Elliott. Third Row: M Spinniken, Miss Jordan, Adviser, B. Strombeck, J. Hey, R. Weiman, J. Simon. Chocolate Cake, cream puffs, and strawberry Shortcake are delicacies that make everyoneis mouth water. However, the people to see to discuss the ingredients of these goodies are the members of the Home EC Club. The club was quite a busy group this year. They began by supplying the Student Council office with new i draperies. Later came a chili supper, Home EC Career day, a demonstration on t how to Cook and eat lobster by Dr. Bichsel, a talk on careers in merchandising, i and a picnic in honor of the graduating seniors. 1 84