Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Front Row: Betty Ann Pynnonen. Lawrence Beltrame, lean R. Pearmcm. Second Row: Sandy MacLean, Ioan Lindholm, Mar mie Peterson. Sylvia Vedin, Nancy McDonnell, Douglas Nordin, Iohn Trembath. Social Science Club The Social Science Club is open to all students who are interested in civic affairs, social problems, and inter- national relations. The 1954-1955 programs have included speakers and a tour to increase the students' knowledge of Michigan history, an account of one of our professors' summer vacation in Europe, and a speech by a probate judge on law as a factor in social work. The Club spon- sored a mock election in November, 1954. The Club meets every month. The meetings consist of cr discussion in which all members participate, a speaker dealing with some pertinent topic, or a movie. Although an effort is made to follow parliamentary pro- cedure during meetings, we also gain much from informal discussions. An annual Christmas party is becoming a tradition. Professor Ebersolf-' rs Lost at the 1954 party. Members of the Club and ' cial science faculty enjoyed the hospitality of tl .ole home and family. 35 President-Lawrence Beltrame

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1 1 Front Row, left to right: Ed Lubamersky, Margaret McCollom. Henry Saastamoinen, Marcia Hicks, Earle LaVemo1s Second Row: Shigeko Nishihara, Marlene Seidl, Mary Ann Luke, Charles Bartels, Mrs. Rubin de la Borholla, Nancy Neisius Dorothy Davis, Dorothy Larson, Spanish Club The Spanish Club is open to Spanish majors and minors as well as all other students who are interested in the language. This year members of the club enjoyed another busy program of events designed to improve their conver- sational skill in Spanish and to further advance their understanding of the Spanish cultures. At the meetings. the students converse in Spanish and engage in other activities planned to aid them in acquiring the language. Other activities in which the Spanish Club partici- pates are the annual Homecoming parade, taking third place with their float entry and in organizing summer trips to Mexico. .36 O O O President-Marcia Hicks