Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Standing, Back Row: Robert Monck, Louis Myefski, Axel Anderson. Paul Baldwin. Adrian Anglim, Sam Bogarin, Ted Houle, Ivan Ryan. Eugene Seidl. Second Row: Gary Arvo, Robert Pelkie, Fred Taccolini. Ed Wolford, Ted Fellman, Robert St. Martin, Tom Peters, Paul Gingrass, Jerry Pangrazzi, Iohn Mishica. Front Row: Miss Bullinger. Sharleen Hill. Dorothy Bisque. Annagret Vogeler. Helen Williams, Nannis Maki, Mr. Hedgcock. , Physical Education Club The Physical Education Club is the departmental lub for all students majoring or minoring in health nd physical education. The purpose of the club is o promote better social and professional relation- hips among the members of the department. Each week various club members visit the Holy Family Orphanage to teach games and rhythms to the children. Club programs include the annual spring carnival, play nights, cmd guest speakers. The Physical Education Club supports all activities which originate in the department. 73

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184 1'5'-.ut-va-B, ll Back Row: Ruth Henes, Carol Nelson. Donna Iacobson, Iiak Tan, Olive Sain. Ethel Polo, Carol Vanderheiden. Second Haw: Gayle Starkey, Lois Lee, Lola Ewing, Dayle Graves, Helen Vogt, Iade Lim, Susanne Brungraber. Front Row: Mrs. Ferns, lane Fine, Margaret Perrin. Donna Underhill, Edna Lindberg, Miss Bemis. N ovohoma Clul: The Novohoma Club was organized to promote a feeling of unity and friendliness among students enrolled in the home economics curriculum. lt is affiliated with the Michigan Home Economics As- sociation and the American Home Economics As- sociation. At a formal candlelight ceremony in the fall, 72. freshman girls are initiated, and at another candle- light ceremony in the spring the senior girls are initiated into the American Home Economics As- sociation. Other highlights of the school year are a Christmas bazaar, Christmas dinner, and Guest Day during which the members are hostesses to the Upper Penisula home economics students.

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Standing, Back Row: Donald Hakala, Richard Lahay, Douglas Nordin, Burton Fowler, Peter Oczus, Peter Valek, Emile St. Iean. Standing, Middle Row: Mr. Pearmarn, Sheila Ellis, Shigeko Nishihara, Lyla Bater, Dr. O'De1l. Frank Stubenrauch, Albert Heino, Dr. Burrows. Seated: David Morris, Fern Aho, David Nelson, Elaine Saari, Barbara Haseenger, Sarafine Pcmcheri. Social Science Club The Social Science Club is open to all students who are majoring or minoring in one or more of the social sciences, or who have a special interest in them. The club exists to encourage student participation in discussion and projects relating to current social 74 problems. The program for the past year has in- cluded panel discussions, movies, talks by outside speakers, a picnic, and the sponsoring of an all- college mock election. The ultimate goal of the organization is the development of responsible citizenship and effective civic action.