Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

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Horticulture Club 253 Jeff Bechtel. Susan Berks. Mike Billcnbender, Art Black. Tom Bontempo, Beth Brackbill. Lynda Brautigan. Robert Brodbcck. Truby Brown. Mar)- Lou Buritsch, Lee Burket, Tom Callahan. Sharon Casida. Brenda Chadwick. Mike Clark. Dottic Clark. Debbie Cochran. Annette Conroy. Larry Costa. Chcri Crewman. Steve Danko. Wendy Davidson. Marilyn Davis. Blaine Delaney, JoAnn Depp. Tara Dinklc, Alan Erb. Scott Figdore, Don Freburn. Mary Frcchan, Dave Frost, Scott Gaily, Cheryl Gchman. Donna Gerst. Jo Gcycr. Dee Gochring. Dale Goodwin. Mark Granchc, Nancy Greene. Vicky Hertig. Mary Hess. Monica Hill. Martha Hogc. Chan Hood. Mark Hutton. Jeff Jabco. Kathy Johnson. Rick Johnson. Matt Jones. Rose Kassalcn, Janet Kinnen. Debbie Kooser. Kathy Laudcrmilch. Karen Layland, William Lcincr, Beth Leslie. Kathy Magnuson. Denise McCartney. Ernest McCobb. Kenneth Meyer. Cindy Muenchow. Cathy Mycr. Karen Nichols. Sharon OnolTrcy, Karen PeilTcr. Chris Peters, Steve Pfann, Bob Pollock. Scott Rave. Mitch Rodkey. Jeff Roth. Rich Schrctzcnmair, Renee Sinders. Sandy Speer, Jeff Spence. Laura Staley. Bonnie Sweet. Patty Tekavee, Andrea Vigliotti, Marsheita Wallis, Tom Wambaugh. Martin Wennin. Dave W'enk. Cindy Wittmeir. Tim Willard. The Penn State Horticulture Club, a division of the National Association of Horticulture Science, is a service and social organi- zation to serve students by providing information on career opportunities and development within the field of horticulture. The most important activity is the annual, two day Horticulture Show, the largest such show in the state. The event is the group's biggest money maker, and in 1979 they were commended by the Pennsylvania Nurserymen’s Association for contributing to the economy of Pennsylvania. The 100 member group also participates in extensive field trips, charity drives, and scholarship programs, as well as social activi- ties such as the Fall banquet and dinner dance.

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 Weekly coffeehouses, jammies. and setting up displays in the art gallery are only a few of the on-going projects sponsored by the Helzcl Union Board. The organization works to pro- vide activities for all students in and around the HUB. The group consists of an executive com- mittee and five sub-committees which special- ize in visual arts, performing arts, recreation, publicity and educational programming. All board members contribute to the happenings of each of these committees. Together. HUB members are the people behind the scenes of the everyday happenings in the HUB. Tina Balccrck. Bccki Barnard, Anita BraMino. Jack Daubcrt. Jim DcmopolL . Jeff Dixon. Mary DulTy, Steve Hearn . Brian Herewith. Kim Kaufman. Kathy Kccly. Jane Kuchin. Tana Kowalchick. Nancy Kramer. Chuck McConnell. Greg Nicman. Tom Oprcndck. Tom Sherman. Glenn Towmcnd. Cindy Trapp. Dave Van Buren. Doug Wagner.

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Diane Allen. Mary Beth Aumcn. Theresa Baxter, Melanie Bixbcc, Jane Bollinger. Shercc Braund. Linda Chid. Beth DcMartino. C'hcry l Dumm, Bette Geiger. Joann Goehnout. Diana Kubitsky. Connie Ley. Valeric Mann, Joann Michl. Beth Minccmoycr. Joyce Newcomer, Mary Beth Rice. Bcuc Schafer. Brenda Shobcrt, Diane Spangler. Kathy Spcrarua. Cindy Stodart, Katherine Stooksburv. Karen Thomas. Robyn Tomkinson. Judy Tovcy. Barbara Walker. Laura Van Valin. Susan Ycnchko. The Penn State Home Eco- nomics Club members are from diverse majors such as IFS, Nu- trition. MER. FSHA and Home Economics Education. The group tries to broaden its inter- est to include other members of the Penn State community. The group's activities include guest speakers on family and marriage trends, the energy situ- ation. and children’s rights, as well as statewide meetings in the Spring, and get-togethers. In 1979 the group plans a Free U course in Home Eco- nomics to be held in the Spring. Increasing membership and bringing the members closer to- gether were the two main goals