Elizabethtown Community College - ECCo Yearbook (Elizabethtown, KY)

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Biology Club OFFICERS President.Mary Ann Sorrell Vice-President.j im Cecil Secretary.Sandy Blanton Treasurer.Mary Burba Patterson R e P orter .Shelby Jett Mr. Isbell-Advisor The aim of the Biology Club is to inform its members of professional opportunities in the field of biology and its allied fields and to encourage high scholastic achievement among its members. In order to maintain these goals, the Biology Club hosted several speakers at their meetings. Several of these speak¬ ers were: Dr. Jim Brown, Mr. Thomas Sorrell, and Helen deGraffinreid. Active members of this club must have completed four hours of a biological science course or be working toward these four hours. Among the activities of the Biology Club were the initiation of new members, a spring outing, and active partici¬ pation in the bloodmobile. 35

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Wesley Foundation President. Vice-President, Secretary. OFFICERS ....Karen Plouvier Richard Franklin .Sherry Pile Reverend Marshall Owen. Reverend Douglas Greenwell Official Advisor ..Active Advisor The Wesley Foundation is an organization of Methodist students which is associated with the Methodist Student Movement. Wesley Foundations are located on non-denomi- national campuses. All students are invited to attend the noon weekly discussion groups. The discussions have ranged from topics on Sex” to the God Is Dead” theory. The Wesley Founda¬ tion sent three students to the Eighth Quadriennal Conference of Methodist students in Lincoln, Nebraska. 34

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Drama Club OFFICERS Presiding Chairman.Jim Shumate Public Relations Chairman.Sarah Gorin Program Chairman.Sandy Blanton Social Chairman.Bettye Best Business Chairman.Ted Zislis Sponsor-Miss Utley Learning to evaluate plays , movies and acting is the goal of the Drama Club. Various field trips to see current plays and movies have aided the group in reaching this goal. One of the most important activities of the club has been the production of E.C.C.’s first dramatic offerings—Our Xown and a one act play, Xhe Sisters McIntosh. 36