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

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Row One: Susan Haines, Glenna Potter, Susan Sherrick, Denece McCanse, Sandra Mowrer, Marie Tipton. Row Two: Pre-Nursing Club is organized for the purpose of giving professional and social fellowship to girls entering the nursing profession. The girls are on campus only three terms before transferring to the Nursing School. The members residing in the dorm care for the sick in their midst by seeing that they Pre Nursing Club The Women’s Recreation Association fosters wholesome recreation in physical activities and ideals of sportsmanship in games for women students. These activities take the form of intramurals, play nights, picnics and hikes. The whole student body enjoys the annual Sadie Hawkins’ Dance which is sponsored Row One: Darlene Wagner, Brenda Guyll, Wendy Johnson, Nelda Huber, Jeanie Edwards, Glenna Potter. Row Two: Bev Trimble, Kay Sherer, Marion Mitchell, Patti Page, Fran Schaffeld, Peggy Sheila Statler, Joanne Gard, Mrs. Osterholm, Bernice Campbell. J have something to eat and these “victuals” are “what the doctor ordered.” This year the Pre-Nursing Club was under the apt leadership of Susan Haines, President; Marie Tipton, Vice- President; Karen Garris, Secretary; and Bernice Campbell, Historian. W. R. A. I by WRA and held in true Dog Patch style with the women chasing the men. To keep things in order and moving smoothly. President Mary Gray, Vice-President Connie Baker, Secretary Loretta Herbison, and Advisor Miss Neely were always busy. Elder. Row Three: Karen Bellinger, Mardean Baker, Sue Switzer, Miss Neely, Miss Nicoloff. Row Four: Mary Gray, Lorretta Herbison. ! v 1 1 1 b', ■. mBfSSr- ;

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Left to Right: Dr. Kane, Dr. Martha Easley. E. Turner, Linda Addy, Dr. Carlos The Student Oregon Education Association was headed this year by Linda Kane, President. The group sponsored Sale of Mums during Homecoming, Fall Term, and a Christmas Party at the Ackerman Laboratory school in December. The purpose of this organization is to promote professionalism in our “Teachers of To¬ morrow.” Membership in S.O.E.A. is open through application to any student who is majoring in teacher- education and who has earned 48 term hours of credit with a G.P.A. of 2.00. Other officers: Jack Wood, Vice-President; Kay Bondurant, Secretary; Mary Gray, Treasurer; Pat Ward, Historian ; Dr. Martha Addy and Dr. Carlos Easley, Advisors. OFFICERS — Left to Right: Linda Kane, Jack Wood, Kay Bondurant, Mary Gray, Pat Ward.

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The E.O.C. Rodeo Club belongs to the Intercollegiate Rodeo Association and competes at tourneys with other similar college clubs. Pictured on fence: Kay Sherer, Secretary ; Allen Dubey, Vice-President; and Bunny Moyer, JoAnn Berryman, Terry Simpson, Fredric Bornstedt, Sandra Lenhoff, Robert North, Lynda Thomas, Bob Bertsch, and Mardine Baker. Ball and Chain Ball and Chain Club is the married students organization. Pot-luck socials and common interest in the problems of married students round out the club agenda.