Clark College - Galapagon Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Page 116 text:

PHI THETA KAPPA Left to Iright: Bill Knudsen, Ralph James, John Aylmer, Mary Paetow, John Trzil, Joyce Lissect, Wayne Thorpe, Joyce Rocheford, Lewis Logan, Alan Ward, David Crockett.- Phi Theta Kappa is a national honorary society whose purpose is to encourage scholarship and good citizenship. Its motto is wisdom, aspiration, and purity. At Clark, the students are chosen on their outstanding scholarship, character, and college citizenship. Freshmen members must have a 3.5 grade average while soph- omores rnust have a 3.25 grade point average or better. This year's group spon- sored the February coffee hour Unleap- year. Standing: Mrs. McPherson and Mr. Ed Smith. Sitting: Alan Christopherson, treasurerg Fran Kaiser, secretaryg Doug Barofsky, presidentg Mary Beth Schindler Kelly, vice-president. 2 l

Page 115 text:

OMEGA UP ILO ALPHA Front row: Mary Ann Wasson, Sandra Hearin, Gail Horn, Barbara McCune, Yvonne Simmerly, Ardith Gray, Fran Kaiser, Irene Spencer, udy Seavert, jane Johnson. Back row: Julia Eubanks, Pat Corder, udy Brekke., Laura Gorton, Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Linda Newlean, Nancy Schooler, Joyce Rocheford. -e 'i K A A 4 N: BELTERA DI Omega Upsilon Alpha, a sopho- more honorary for girls who have a 2.3 grade point average or better, is a women's service club at Clark College. O.U.A. is organized to help the college in ushering, serving, and assisting at many events. The honorary functions on a no-profit basis and puts on activities of its own, such as movie-dances. 2 Front row Donna Uskoski, Leona Anderson, Gail Horn, Joyce Sisseck, Kathleen Breen. Back row Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Judy Trefz, Dieta Jemtegaard. 111

Page 117 text:

Left to right Dennis Skaj Don Huddleson Darlen Becker, Merlyn Albrecht, Tony Maloney Fleurdehza Serra Betty jo Martin jon Ogle, Sandra West. Back showing Dean Cole as he taps the new members. JU ICR COLLEGIATE PLAYERS ,4 This is a very active dramatic club on the campus and is an affiliate of the National junior College Players. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the dramatic arts and to provide an opportunity for dramatic expression. The members take part in all of the plays that are presented by Clark, as actors, ushers, or behind the scene workers. The students must participate in a certain amount of play acting and stage busi- ness in order to qualify for membership. 113 7-. Ronna Mage, Rodger Baughman Don Huddleson Hermine Decker Director, Adviser