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

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membershipg Larry Magnuson, treasurerg Harold Comelson, presidentg Charles Boyer, secretaryg Jeff Wieneke, campus Bill Jacobson, Steve Merrick, Larry McMasters, James Schlarbaum, David Pierce, David Beem, Rick Denis. Randy Botham. Watching this policeman prepare to give blood is Wiley, the seeing eye dog of Bill Van Atta. The drawing was held in October with a record amount of donors present. Circle K As a service organization, Circle K members find themselves performing a variety of jobs. Usually once a term they sponsor the Red Cross blood draw- ing held in Hoke lounge. Other respon- sibilities include running the ballot boxes during elections and ushering at concerts held on campus. One of the main activities during winter term was Las Vegas Night. lt was held at Hoke Hall on March 5. Gambling was the main activity, and local merchants donated door prizes. Also held during winter term was the Pacific Northwest District Conven- tion. Eight members attended the con- vention which was held February 12-14 at Spokane, Washington. Mike Jorgen- son was elected the Pacific Northwest District secretary for the coming year. Also being elected to an office was Denzel Weeks for district lieutenant governor. The Harlem Stars basketball game was also sponsored by Circle K. The varsity team played against the Stars with a predictable outcome. During spring term many Circle K members helped with the Sunday breakfast during Parents' Weekend.

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'td .Y s I 933 'Q ' s '-...--0 Harriet Edwards answers questions be- fore giving blood. Circle K members were, sitting: Denzel Weeks, director of sergeant at arms, Harold Becker, vice-presidentg Mike Iorgenson coordinator. Standing: Dean High, Bruce Hepburn, Rob Howanic Walker, advisor, Greg Nelson, Dick Lindley, Gevan Reid, David Those missing were: Bob Korn, Thomas Marks, Milton Srnyde, Couples enjoy gambling at Circle K Las Vegas Night. z.....,-.W

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During choir tour, the Blue and Gold Singers sang at the old St. Peters Catholic church in The Dalles. The Blue and Gold Singers A variety of music ranging from Early Renaissance to Contemporary d made up the year of work for the Blue and Gold Singers. Under the directionl of Dr. John Cobb, this select group l performed three concerts and tour pro- grams with the Concert Choir in addi- tion to presenting another separate con cert. Probably the highlights of the year were the performances of Bach's Can- ata Number 106 Gottes Zeit ist de allerbeste Zeit and the presentation o Stephano Bernardi's Renaissance mass, Missa: ll Bianco e Dolce Cigno. lf one were to describe the year in two words, they would be work and dedication. The demands of intense concentration was rewarded by the sat- isfaction of superb performance. EOC Blue and Gold singers are, front row: Sherry Hansen, Nora Reuter, Verna Shipman, Diana Young, Cheryl Hibbert, Christi Sutphin, Juanita Talbott, Donna Wolff, Kathy Chadwick. Back row: Andy Gilbert, Bari Colombari, Craig Flesliman, Steve Haag Kevin Stephens, Robin Stanley, Hal Spence, Sam Munoff. Accompanist is Eileen Radliff. 4 NFXX