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

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The Mountaineer The Mountaineer office located in the basement of Hoke was the center of activity for the yearbook staff. It was here the section editors planned their pages, ordered pictures, wrote copy, and finally finished the pages. Throughout all of the confusion and panic by the staff, Editor Teresa Connor remained cool and calm. In addition to her usual duties as editor, Teresa planned the academics and sports sec- tions. Head Photographer Carsten von Borstel Head photographer for the year was Carsten von Borstel. Helping Carsten were Stewart Chalupsky, Norman See, Art Snow, and Nate Jacob. They spent many hours in the dark room develop- ing film and printing pictures. They covered activities on campus as well as arrange special group shots. Business manager was Phyllis Butts. She kept the accounts for the yearbook. Activities editor was Mary Clausen. Helping her were I an Murray Qwinter termj and Carolyn Zellner fspring termy. In charge of living groups were Candy Weisenfluh Q fall term and win- ter termj and Terry Kollen Q spring termj. Carolyn Barnes was in charge of the organizations section. Helping her were Greg Wooderson and Kim Bayer qfall and winter termsj. Advisor was Carter Townes. r--- Norman See, photographer Art Snow , photographer Jgt - Nate Jacob, photographer Stewart Chalupsky, photographer

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Modern Language Club All students who are enrolled in French, Spanish, or German are mem- bers of the Modern Language Club. lt was established to promote an interest in, and an understanding of, foreign cultures and languages. This year the club sponsored one event. It was a Mardi Gras Party on March 7. In addition, the club helped with Foreign Language Day on April 21. it I an Murray helps with preparations for entertainment of the Modem Language Club party. Z 4 l Bananas anyone? Officers for International Relations Club are: Marlene lnghels, secretary-treasurerg Abel Mendoza. president: and Margaret Wakasa Buyela, vice-president. Steve Atkinson, president of Modern Language Club. International Relations Club To come in contact with the peo- ple of the college in a cultural and sociological relationship is the purpose of the IRC. Contact with the towns- people is also very important. Each month a program was held representing a country. It started with Halloween, representing America. Other programs included Thai Night, the German Christmas Dinner, and the International Dinner. Twelve nationalities are repre- sented including America. All students are welcome to join the club. Advisor to the club was Mrs. Leen lnghels.

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