Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Christian Life Council The members of the Christian Life Council are: lst row Cl-rj: Deb Staudt and Pete Streit, 2nd row: Karen Schroeder. Jill Mentz, and Ann Schlemme, 3rd row: Tom Coker, Al Troupe, and Leslie Ray. a As a division of Campus Ministry, the Christian Life Council, previously known as the Loras Parish Council, works to plan, organize and promote Christian ac- tivities. Some of the activities include sponsoring and organizing special liturgies, making banners for the campus chapels, organizing campus days of renewal, and sponsoring the student presentation of an adaption of the Leonard Bernstein Mass. This year the Council also helped organize the Dance Marathon for Multi- ple Sclerosis. Officers are President Pete Streit, Vice- President Jill Mentz, and Secretary- Treasurer Karen Schroeder. Buddy Club The members of the Buddy Club provide many activities for mentally and physically handicapped people in Dubuque and the surrounding area. Dances. sing-a-longs, picnics, field trips, card games, and arts and crafts nights are just a few of the many things that this club does with the people. Membership is open to any student from Loras, Clarke, University of Dubuque, Divine Word Seminary, or Area I Com- munity College. This year's officers are: President Jeff Hoffman, Loras, Vice- President Bill 0'Brien, Loras, Secretary .lan Fortman, Mercy Medical Center, Treasurer Bill Schmid, Loras, and Program Specialist Teri Brend, Clarke. The Buddy Club entertains the mentally and physically handicanned with an ice cream social at St. Peter'.- Church in Dubuqe.

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Pre-Med Club The Pre4Med Club members are Cl-rj: Moderator Rev. Warren Nye, Paul Wieland, John Young, Curtis Pink. Ann Schlemme. Mark Timmerman, Brent Gunsolly, and John Onderak. Pre-Law Club The Health Science Club attempts to in- still knowledge and interest in the health science fields of medicine, osteopathy. dentistry, pharmacy, medical technology, physical therapy, and nur- sing. In doing so, they establish a work- ing rapport with the Health Science Ad- visor, Rev. Warren Nye, the Health Science Committee, and numerous professional schools. A monthly meeting is held with various professional persons, local doctors, os- teopaths, and dentists explaining their own professional experiences and opinions of their selected careers. An an- nual trip to the University of Iowa Medical School is sponsored by the Health Science Club, in order to offer members a glimpse of what their future may hold. dent of the Health Science Club with Curtis Pink holding the vice presidential office and Paul Wieland as secretary- treasurer. This year Ann Schlemme served as presi- Q The Pre-Law Club is an organization of Loras students with the purpose of offer- ing an organized effort of those who desire a career in law. The club, under the direction of elected officers and a faculty moderator. develops programs and meetings to aid members in choosing a law school. Visiting law schools, guest speakers and monthly information meetings are part of the organization. In addition, the Pre-Law Club conducts help sessions to prepare students for the L.S.A.T. tests CLaw School Admission Testb. The sessions are directed by Mr. Harold Brogan. They are held twice a week for eight weeks before the test. The officers of the Law Club are: Presi- dent Jim Rochford, Vice-President Kevin v is Q Vogt, and Secretary-Treasurer Tammy I McCarron. The members of the Pre-Law Club are: Front row Cl-rj: Tom North. Jim Rochford and Mary Lynn Neuhaus, Back row: Tim Jarman, Dan Heithoff and Kevin Vogt. Not Pictured: Tammy McCarron. T noi

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Delta Epsilon Si if Q Q-gli .,,,.,..f U f Ist row tl-rl: Eunice Bamrick. Mary Reuland, Chris Frost. Lisa Feltz, and Jim Kahlert 2nd row: Rev. Warren Nye. Rev. William Wilkie, Dr, Joseph Kapler. Dr. Gerald Kaufmann. and Don Wagenerg 3rd row: Dr. Joseph Schaefer, Ann Schlemme, and Ron Mueller. Fi 2 . :MJ im lui LLL gma 526-it fl ii i t ti Janis Lynch John McCabe Pam Ingram Tom North Duane Dolphin John Young Jim Lampe Chris Frost Steve Jaeger Chuck Burnett Joe Bouska Larry Hart Tom Boxleiter Paul Wieland 9-A Curtis Pink Mike Nolan Kevin Kann Dr. Jay Kopp Marcia Manning Ken Kinkor Pat Brusek William Schmid Mary Jo Wiezorek Sam Till Deb O'Connor Ed Woller Dan Roseliep ii?- LJ do , 'MN , to iil X52 XX i 9, 3 My 5 X 'lj ' 1 iii Chris Frost Dr. Kenneth Kraus Judy Kraus Victoria Funke Mary Onderak Steve Manthey Dr. Donna Bauerly Steve Willging Bill Hingtgen Dr. Carl Binz Dr, Bob Reuland I6 Karen Schroeder I7. Debbie Willenbring IS. Chuck Korte l9. Deb Eckerman 20. Dan Heithoff Zl. Tom Thul 22. Charles Elmendorf 23. Steve Hanson 2-l. Pete Streit 25. Noel Thompsen 26. Alan Boyle 27. Dr. John Hess l2. Rev, Charles Lang I3. Rev, Neil Tobin 28. Dr. John Bamrick I-l. Cwary Wolter 29, Jill Mentz l5. Rod Blum Delta Epsilon Sigma is a national scholastic honor society for students, faculty, and alumni. The Loras College members make up the Alpha Chapter. The Alpha Chapter attempts to foster academics, intellectualism, and leadership throughout the Loras community by recogni- tion of those students and faculty who have demonstrated scholastic excellence.