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x . X ss, t ta. .M S T . - VF . , N W' ' ABOVE: The Judo Club poses for a quick group picture. UPPER RIGHT: Discuss- ing future plans are members of the Law Enforcement fraternity executive board. RIGHT: Up and over goes a student as the law ofgravity is put to motion. Judo Club Provides Sport for Many Agility, precision in form and an occasional guttural sound are marks of members of the Judo Club at Penn Valley. The organization was formed last September to provide and encourage interest in the classic sport. This includes the aim of developing physically, mentally and emotionally a fuller life. The Judo club participated to great applause during the Open House and has been active in demonstrations, intercollegiate competition and regional events. Several firsts for the organi- zation include having a feminine faculty adviser, Mrs. Edith Bar- tholemevvg becoming affiliated with the United States Judo Fed- eration thru its regional repre- sentatives in the Midwestern Ju- do Associationg and sending a delegation to the USJF AAU tournaments. Officers for the initial year of the organization have been: Gay Wimmer, p r e sid e n tg David Stringberg, vice-president, Wal- ter Hodge, secretary, and Chris Meek, treasurer. Meetings have been held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month and workout ses- sions have been held each Sat- urday for the current member- ship of thirty-five students. Future goals of the Judo mem- bers include efforts to expand the program into the curriculum of the college in order to obtain credit hours for members and also offer the benefits of ju- jitsu to additional members of the community college.
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LEFT: Gay Wimmer leads the group in some old German songs. BEl.OW: Mrs. Lichtor points out places of interest on the German map to her interested club. ff Z W HRAG Concerns People Lucky Pratt presides over an early meeting of the Human Relations Action meetings. The Human Relations Action Group has evolved as a positive step within the college community in the promotion ot better understanding between students. Established in 1968 shortly after the assassina- tion of Dr. Martin Luther King by students wishing to do something positive, the organization has sponsored speakers, open panel discussions, tal- ent shovvs, dances and money-making projects. This year the organization has worked toward formulation of goals and objectives which will benefit both members and the college. Faculty sponsor is Mrs. A. Rae Price. 45
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