Bloom Community College - Spectrum Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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Phu Theta Kappa And Beta Phu Gamma W1sdom asp1rat1on and pur1ty are the three goals of members of Ph1 Theta Kappa the nat1onal honorary fratermty Membersh1p 1n Nu S1gma the Chicago l-le1ghts chapter IS based on academ1c excellence c1t1zensh1p and leadership. lnduct1on 1nto th1s organ1zat1on lS the h1ghest academ1c honor conferred by a jun1or college Among the act1V1t1es sponsored by Ph1 Theta Kappa dur1ng the year are two m1Xers the proceeds of wh1ch f1nance a scholarsh1p for Ph1 Theta Kappa members Each year the members of Ph1 Theta Kappa select an outstand1ng member to Whom a plaque lS awarded at the honors assembly To serve and promote the welfare of the College through journahsm IS the purpose of Beta Ps1 a chapter of Beta Ph1 Gamma the nat1onal journahstic fratern1ty Th1s year s members have not yet been selected Ph1 Theta Kappa members tal-:mg then' oath

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AWS Men s Unlon Assoc1ated Women Students lS an organlzatlon developed to pro mote extra currlcular act1v1t1es and SCIVICG projects Through out the year AWS sponsors several dances the Halloween mlxer the Chrlstmas Chocolate and Sprlng luncheon and the Talent Show All female students belong to AWS The Men s Un1on 1S a serV1ce club Whlch IS deslgned to a1d the adm1n1strat1on Ln carrylng out college functlons and act1V1t1es The club was orgamzed second semester by math teacher Mr john Bradburn All male students are members of the Men s Un1on The feellng among the men 1n the club lS that the Men s Un1on has the potentlal to become the strongest student organlzatlon at Bloom Commumty College 22 , o - . - I , 1 - 2 2 a - - . . . , . , . v . . . . , . , .

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Student Educotlon Association Student Education Asso- ciation is an organization designed to introduce ed- ucation as a career to college students. lt offers the opportunity for a stu- dent to find if he or she is suited to become a future teacher. SEA is continuing its program of tutoring the educative mentally handi- capped children at the frosh-soph division. Also on their schedule is the tutoring of Spanish-spealv ing children from district 170. Bloom Dromo Assoclotion The Bloom Drama Asso- ciation was formed this year to stimulate the appreciation of the dramatic arts among the student body. Activities consist of group trips to various area theaters and the planning and produc - tion of plays. Through- out the year several presentations are per- formed in conjunction with the Men's Union, Phi Theta Kappa, and other campus organizations. The club is open to any student who has an inter- est in any phase of theatrical production. 7