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

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Ryan, On-cam., Sandy Evenson, Sec., Don Ness, Pres., Kathy Obremski, Treas. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kendra Ewen, Sec., Kathy Brice, Treas., Phylliss Simon- son, On-cam., Mary Kay Matchefts, Pres., Kathy Carnes, V.P. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Kari, Off-Cam., Linda Novak, Pub., Anne Rothstein, Pres., Ann Groeneveld, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER53 Mary Sec., Marge lastrab, V.P., Par Blair, Treas., Mary Pat Kellogg, SGC.: Diane Boushek, Treas-1 Welter, On-Cam, Deborah McDonald, Off-cam., lan Tam- ble, On-cam., Arlys Bourdage, V.P., Kathy Liska, Pres. 57

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International Club INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Spinler, V.P., Arlys Bourdage, Treas., Claudia Frederick, Sec., In an effort to promote a better understand- ing and respect among people of all races, creeds, cultures, and languages, the Interna- tional Club provided various means by which the foreign and American students of this cam- pus, as well as those of UMD and WSU, could become acquainted with the cultural and social aspects of the countries represented. Guest speakers were invited to the monthly meetings to relate information about their homelands through discussions and slide presentations, parties were also held to share in the customs of the foreign countries. Sponsoring a Mass and money raising projects such as selling hot- dogs in the Student Union, also kept the club active. The Feast of Nations, however, spon- sored bythe International Clubs of CSS, UMD, and WSU, was the main activity of the year. The clubs worked jointly in this project to prepare for the general public a fascinating evening highlighted by a dinner of foreign foods, ex- hibits, and entertainment. lean Haasl, Pres., Sr. Ann Edward, Advisor, Sr. Gemma, Advisor. MENC The student chapter of the Music Educators National Conference is a social and education- al organization on campus which endeavors to acquaint students with new ideas and practical aspects in the field of music education. MENC OFFICERS: john Olund, Pres., Cather- ine Tornabene, V.P., Sr. Ruth, Adv., Renate Goritchan, Sec.

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Skyline Orchestra The Madrigal Singers are a group of CSS men and women who have sung their way into the hearts of many. Their repertoire includes Me- dieval and Renaissance music as well as current popular ballads. Madrigals have sung at Cof- feehouses, the Bishop's Banquet and many Duluth club meetings. Currently they are working hard to prepare for the upcoming USO tour. The Orchestra, the instrumental organiza- tion at CSS provides members of the CSS stu- dent body, faculty, and Duluth community an opportunity to put their musical talents into practice. The Orchestra performs a wide varie- ty of repertoire from Baroque to Contempo- rary. The Orchestra has concerts throughout the year and plays at the Honors Convocation and Graduation. Skyline Singers, a group of CSS women with vocal ability, participate in concerts at CSS per- form with the Duluth Symphony and make singing tours in cities and states in the sur- rounding areas. 58