Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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. -LN Home Economics maiors and other interested indi- viduals make up the Home Ec. Club. Officers this year were Mary Krehbiel, Pres., Joyce Oyer, Sec.-Treas.f Loretta Dixon, Prog. Chr, In the photograph: N. Mees, F. Woolner, J. Oyer, Dr. Ramseyer fAdvisorJ, J. Salis- bury, M. Krehbiel. - . , , ,:1i1-,Lb-- ..fQr V, -sw-.' . , s c ' E -,,, 1 . f L ' 4- ,. .-. F at ' , 2 Q .X ,v t N F- Qi ' K Q K3 gi 5 51' 1 Q dl f w i Q ' :5tPz+, ' Y . 35 'f'5'N.. X We -ii -ta . t.. ff K' Q ' X 1 K , ,Ig 1 i A . ' H Y AF rt hr x a I i X X 1 1 5 N 4. F Q 1 i if 3 gf 's ry xr gc N .T Q ,, gi'3,i,,. , . X, . ,f Q' 2-43' , N Q . ,Lf N' 'fig . ,. X . ' Q li 1 ' st 5 L i ,ggi ,.,. iii i :fs L -' 1 N x Rv' fl If K A HOME EC. CLUB fi .A . 1 sz... Y' Q K N95 1 i??4W 1.. - ':a.:fgtvL5, J. . an i Activities included decorating for Homecoming, making and selling candy at Christmas time, and a weekend field trip. ln photograph: C. Krout, K. Bauman, L. Ritchie N. Moffett. Bluffton OMEA members attend the state convention in Columbus, O., as one 6 I M l E I A I of their activities during the year. Pictured below: B. Clemens, D. Tabor, Mr. Lehman iAdvisorJ, D. Moyer, J. Bucher, L. King, P. Krouskop, M. Marshall, L. Joseph, J. Hahn, G. Lora, J. Miller, D. Liechty, R. Gregory. The Bluffton College chapter of the Ohio Music Education Associa- tion is made up of music education majors. Members attend district workshops and clinics and assist dur- ing district festivals and contests held on campus. 25 ,D