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

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Sabers are, sitting: Sandy Derrick, Carolyn Ward, Audrey Beach, Chris Wilson, Patty Crews, Dalila Mong, Linda Touve, D'Anne MacArthur. Standing: Toni Walker, Susan Read, Chris Johnson, Joy Thompson, Leslie Schuening, Elouise Weinke, Pat Thomas, Sheryl Zumwalt, Nancy Powers, Margie Taylor, Judy Hays. Sabers A GPA of 2. 3 or above and willing- ness to serve the school are the require- ments of membership to Sabers. They are the sister organization to both Cir- cle K and Intercollegiate Knights. Sabers were originally organized as wives of lK's and later expanded to a select group of women who wanted to join the service organization. The lK's had as their symbol the shield while the women chose the saber. This repre- sents the home. Serving at banquets, ushering at concerts and selling tickets are some of the services Sabers perform. In ad- dition they help with ballot boxes and other jobs on campus that require vol- untary service. They join lK's and ity Circle K's in their functions and acti- vities. Officers were: Toni Walker, pres- identg Linda Patton, vice-presidentg Elouise Weinke, secretaryg Jean Peri- man, treasurerg Jeanette Haun, mem bership chairman. muff: , I A f away Af Ei 2315.2 .K- ia 14 .f

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P E Majors Takrng advantage of the pool s open hours this swimmer EnJoy1ng an invigorating game of basketball is Matt Terjeson. The Physical Education Majors Club is fast becoming one of the largest organized clubs on campus. The club works to promote professionalism in physical education and give practical experience in physical education activ- ities to its members and the student body. Each term students enjoyed a variety of activities through Recreation Night. The club also sponsored the Intramural Wrestling Meet, which proved to be a profitable experience to the members. Officers were: Ray Patrick, presi- dentg Erin Dick, vice- presidentg Robbi Sass, secretary-treasurer.