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

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The Collegians were actively organized for their second year on campus. This group earned a name for itself by taking the honor, together with I.R.C., of first prize for their float presented in the Homecoming Parade. Tradition¬ ally, they may decorate the Queen’s float next year. They also successfully sponsored the Beatnik Ball and a car wash. The purpose of this group is to improve communication and activities of off-campus students. Officers include: Floyd Cline, President; Greg Baker, Vice-President; Louise Young, Secretary-Treasurer; Sarah Workman and Dave Skeen, Student Council Representatives. apsggaa Bunny Moyer and Dan Simmons were selected as the best girl and boy beatnik at the Beatnik Ball held in Hoke Hall, Winter Term. This dance, presented by The Collegians, was decorated with an air of Cafe Expresso and was made complete with the reading of con¬ temporary jazz and an intellectual beat dance routine.

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“Success makes for fun.” This was the formula used by the Student Union Com¬ mittee. They added to EOC recreation program with almost nightly Hoke dances and the new “Variety at Nine” student talent shows. STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE: Marcia McPherson, Ladd McGowan, Gene Holt, Skip Gregory. Not Pictured, Dick Cook and Gail Fisher.

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Presenting one of the most enjoyable assemblies this year, was Phil Hansen, a noted Shakespearean actor. Mr. Hansen, who is connected with the Ashland Shakespearean Festival, presented a program on “Kings and Clowns of Shakespeare.” Classes disrupted in Hoke, Mr. Hartig.