College of St Scholastica - Towers Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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7 : f -- Y Phi Alpha Chi Phi Alpha Chi, the Home Economics Club, is for majors and minors in Dietetics and Home Economics. The club promotes professional and personal development for Home Econom- ics students by sponsoring speakers, field trips, service activities, and club social functions. During the year the club has intercollegiate meetings and social functions with various Minnesota colleges. ' r I 2 far. ii riff it , C rf iz . fi 'sis 5 u 2 ,H f Q 1 f av . , Hman PHI ALPHA CHI OFFICERS: Mary Chirico, V.P.g Carol Pacquin, Sec., Ann Zweber, Treas., Marge Spehar, Pres., Marybeth Marok, Pub. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OFFI- CERS: Ainse Shuler, Sec., Linda Ebner, V.P.5 Mary Hendricks, Pres., Mary Majors, Treas., Mr. Mos- trom and Dr. Doty, Advs.

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SIGMA MU RHO OFFICERS: Vicki Valitsky, Sec.-Hist., Kendra Ewen, V.P.p Stacy Sochacki, Treas.5 Teresa Marok, Pres. SIGMA ALPHA MU TAU OFFI- CERS: Anita Stahl, V.P., Sr. Mar- guerite Baxter, Adv., Marie Leyes, Sec.-Treas., Sue Mukavitz, Pres. Sigma Mu Rho Sigma Mu Rho, the Medical Records sorori- ty, has had a very active year in 1969-70. Activi- ties for the year included guest speakers who discussed at each monthly meeting topics per- tinent to the Medical Records field, sponsor- ship of a raffle, dance, the all-dorm Christmas party, and the UNICEF Christmas sale. The so- rority also staffed a Medical Records display for FOCUS weekend, organized the Christian Uni- ty Service in january and co-sponsored with Kappa Zeta a Coffeehouse during Sno-Week. The sorority made a banner for Spiritual Re- newal Day, assisted in conducting tours of the science building during Parent's Weekend, and purchased corsages for the Sno-Queen candidates. Dr. Paul Spilseth explores the exciting possibilities in Medical Records with students now in training.

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ALPHA CHI OFFICERS: Phyliss Simonson, V.P., Millie Anton, Sec., Linda McFarlane, Pres. Alpha Chi Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free is the motto of Alpha Chi, a national honor society and a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. Its objective is the stimulation, development, and recognition of scholarship and those elements of character that make scholarship effective. Membership in Alpha Chi is required for grad- uation with honors. Alpha Chi strives to pro- mote intellectual activities among all students by sponsoring movies, panels, and speakers on current topics of interest. Student Education Association The Student Education Association helps future teachers become more informed and fully aware of the teaching profession and their position as professionals in the business world. It attempts to promote better understanding of the problems and responsibilities involved in teaching through the presentation of speakers and activities related to the changing world of teaching today. S.E.A. is an independent organ- ization on campus, and each member is per- mitted to join either the Minnesota Education Association or the Minnesota Federation of Teachers for state affiliation.