Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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CO-Curriculars FIRST ROW: K. Bates, A. Welte, S. Laird, S. Mat- thews, K. Heintzel. SECOND ROW: S. MacDonald, D. Donatelli, K. Killeen, J. Lohse, A. Langmyer. THIRD ROW: B. Scutella, A. M. Reszkowski, R. Conti, M. DeSantis, B. Kling. FOURTH ROW: A. Mihadas, I. Suto, S. Leone, M. Silfies, M. Angelotti. FIFTH ROW: C. Fuller, J. Lymph, L. A. Tarby, P. Lawlor. SIXTH ROW: S. Konkoly, G. Stark, V. Hill, M. Wolfe, S. Smith. 3 O.G.A. OFFICERS, S. MacDonald, B. Bar- rett, and V. Hill, make plans for future club projects. O. G. A. Club The strains of OGA Forevermore . . . were heard as the Hrst meeting of the Order of Gregg Artists was called to order. President Sandy Mac- Donald welcomed Sister M. Francesca as the new club moderator replacing Sister M. Regina, who is furthering her studies at St. Louis Univer- sity. The meeting proceeded with skits, poems and songs by which the various classes intro- duced themselves. At a later meeting guest speaker, Mr. E. Wright, director of the Gannon investment club, sparked the Club's enthusiasm in the area of in- vestments by describing his club,s activities and encouraging the OGA to take on a similar pro- gram. A movie from the N. Y. Stock Exchange entitled 'lYour Share In Tomorrowv stimulated additional interest in investments. L. A. TARBY and C. Fuller scope stencils for competition. Upperclassmen, B. Barrett, G. Stark, and T. Friant, decide on the best stencil entered. ig:

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f'5z'1fencg!lJ and bmmjf me her clothing mm' she shall laugh in the latter day. Proverbs 31: 25 ACTIVITIES

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2 TOP: M. DAVID prepares an attractive salad for the annual formal dinner. MIDDLE: ROLLS, hot from the oven! announces S. Barnes. BOTTOM: BLUE-EYED Mary Jeanne is the bright bundle of happiness at the home manage- ment house. K. MOTTERN teaches A. Kleindinst how to get the inter- facing to lay Hat. Home Economics Club 4 l The Home Economics Club fuliills a twofold purpose: to acquaint its members with its various occupational branches and to serve as a means of relaxation and enjoyment. Fascinating meeting topics vary from dietetics to fashion merchandizing. Dr. Donatelli presented an unusual program on the qualities of cut glass? A Mercyhurst gradis job experiences in extension work provoked a lively discussion on the occupational possibilities in the Home Economics field. Be- cause club members are interested in new advances in their field, Y. Spirito and S. Steiner represented the club at the National Home Economics convention. FIRST ROW: M. Millard, L. Halpin, K. Mahaney, A. John, A. O'Mealia, J. Biniszkiewicz. SECOND ROW: L. Grimm, J. Genung, M. J. Ferreri, M. David, N. Nolan, S. Steiner, C. King, V. Hammer. THIRD ROW: A. Klein- dinst, E. Skladanowskl, B, Pajank, W. Weaver, S. Banic, J. White, Y. Spirito, M. A. Dunn, J. Kreutter, S. Carman. FOURTH ROW: M. A. Sabolsky, M. Rzepka, N. Garrard, S. Bye, J. Ahern, E. Grazioli, T. Lepkowski, J. Pehrson, H. Balzer, M. Kelley, E. Cicholski. 31