Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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Left, Seated: Vad Kelsoe, President; Virginia Wellington, Vice President; Linda Kane, Secre¬ tary; and Ardyce Garrett, Treasurer. Second Row: Joann Berryman, Joann Allstott, Karen Sutton, Carol Woodell, Gail Fisher, Darlene DeSouza, Elaine McNaught, Susan Haines, Mary Jean Reese, Joyce Kay, Jean Severin, Marcia Mac- Pherson, Bev Trimble. Third Row: Anita Judd, Tarry Clifton, Shirley Walsh, Myrna Barreth, Jean Hunter, Luanne Lee, Suzanne Switzer, Beth Combs, Ruth Combs, Carolyn Muller Ferguson, Sharon Noyes, and Miss Neely, Faculty Advisor. SABERS is an organization whose mem¬ bers are selected because of their out¬ standing activity record on the campus. It is an honorary service organization for women students, whose purpose is to aid the college in its functions. Activities in¬ clude an annual dinner dance, selling concessions at basketball games, spon¬ soring a Homecoming queen candidate and building a Homecoming float.

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Row One: Bill Ward, Wayne Sword, Bob Miller, Gerry Goble, Allan Carr, Benny Houk, Charles Lakamp, Bill Johnson, Jim Voyles. Row Two: Bob Johnson, Mike Smith, Hugh Swaney, Don Shore, Bill Lovelady, Jerry Lankford, Hill Walker, Butch Corey, Mel Munn, Moe Chester, John Ponti, Burton Smith, and Charles Becker. Roiv Three: Earl Miller, Jim Maurice, Leon Severin. Danny Tucker, Larry Chrisman, Bill McCleary, Bob Tolar, Larry Stowell, Gordon Meyers, Bill Cason, Pasco Arritola, Bob Salter, Pat Kirklin, Bill White, and Gale Coleman. Duke was Moe Chester, Scribe Jim Stewart, Chancellor Bill Lovelady, and Historian Leon Severin. IK’s “A Knight in the Woods” was the theme of the annual I K’s Ball. Other activities of the I K’s included their semi¬ annual Smoker which features boxing and wrestling, and hosting the Region II Spring Convention. MOUNTAINEEN CHAPTER OF INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS is an organization whose members are selected be¬ cause of their outstanding activities record on the campus. It enforces the tradition of the school and it polices athletic games and College functions such as games, dances. This year, Maurice Chester, the Duke for 59-60 was awarded the outstanding Knight pin for being the most out¬ standing individual in the Inter-collegiate Knights during the past year. L

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I. R. C. The International Relations Club strives for a better understanding of world affairs through the study of international develop¬ ments. This organization is one of 750 such organizations in the United States and Canada. The organization presents panel discussions throughout the year to various civic and college organizations. IRC GIRL OF THE YEAR Jo Ann Berryman — “ never really knew her worth until she smiled on me.” Seated: Ladd McGowan, Volkert Goebel, Jo Ann Berryman, John Wagner, and Wilma McCord. Standing: Mel Munn, Roger Holm, Gary Krigbaum, Bob Byrd, George Hyland, and Allan Frazier. Not Pictured: Adv isors Dr. Spear and Mr. Merrill, Ken Kiyono, Jack Hoffman, Salem Rashdan, and Lyle Endicott.