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

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The Lettermen’s Club at Eastern Oregon College is made up of top athletes on campus; those that have lettered in one or more of our intercollegiate sports. This year under the leadership of President John Wilmarth, the group sold frosh beanies and helped in other projects on campus. LETTERMEN’S CLUB — Front Row, Left: Richard Larson, Vaughn Folkman. Ron Hunt, Charles Becker, Boh Johnson, and John Wilmarth. Second Row: Pasco Arritola, Gordon Myers, Darrel Jones, Larry Snook, and Charles Hughbanks. Lettermen’s Club FRENCH LUNCHEON — Left: Mrs. Pointon, Advisor; Hugh Swaney, Barbara Paris, Oran Hutton, Janet Davis, Lyle Endicott, Ken Kiyono, JoAnn Berryman, Judy Folsom McGowan, Jean Erickson, Annahelle Tidwell, Jack Marrache, Edsel White, Bill Lovelady, and Gordon Myers. At the meetings of the Modern Language Club speakers were brought in to tell of the cultures and customs of a different country. Students also practiced speaking the modern languages which they were studying. The Modern Language Club strives for a better under¬ standing of the different countries through such study. Modern Language •

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Row One: Joanne Berryman, Sharon Noyes, Valene Mitchell, Pat Watson, Tarry Clifton. Row Two: Kay Whittaker, Judy Lutz, Mr. Hiatt. Row Three: Ross DeBoie, Larry Wilder, Joanne Reeder, Sharon Buxton, Linda Warthen, Mike Ferguson, Dan Yturraspe, Ardyce Garrett. Sock an’ Buskin EOC’s dramatic activities were guided during the year by this pictured group and many more who showed interest in all aspects of show “biz.” For each production they work as set designers and builders, costume and make-up artists, assistant directors, stage managers and even actors. 118

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Elections C ' The election comrfiittee, with Judy Folsom Mc- Gowan. Jean Hunter, Elaine McNaught, Sue Goodin, Vad Kelsoe, and Pat McKinsye ( not pictured ) ran student body elections this year. The Publicity committee, lower right, was an ardent supporter of every EOC activity. Pictured: Loretta Herlrison, Karen Stewart, Marquita Fisher, Judy Hocket, and Dan Tturrasupe. Also a member, hut not pictured was Jo Ann Card. Scattered throughout the audience were numerous hlack 'horses pinned to shoul¬ ders. The EOC campus was covered with signs “Vote . . . Dark Horse Candidate for President. A rather dead campaign came to life — who was this candidate. The primary election put the Dark Horse candidate, Bill Lovelady, and John Dahl- strom on top. The final week was busy with radio dehates, more and more signs, and. class speeches. Election Day voting was brisk — more than half the student body voted.