Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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“AND THE WAY to look for a thing is plain . . .”, say Treasurer KEN CARLSON LEADS an animated discussion at Kappa Pi e Hunters. Delta house. COOKS TAKE TIME OFF to help themselves at Freshman Orien- tation cookout. PROFESSOR DIXON has the rapt audience of two at an informal discussion at the house.

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32 KAPPA Pi DELTA HOUSE at 7204 Ontario near the campus serves as the center of activities for the organization. Kappa Pi Delta Formed in August, 1967 Kappa Pi Delta uses its house at 7204 Ontario Avenue as a base of its Campus operations. Only a short walk from the main university buildings, the house has facilities for discussion, study, reading, counsel- ing, and social activities. Kappa Pi Delta is an ecumenical campus com- munity, open to all students who are sincerely interested in the search for what is most truly and profoundly human. It is a pioneering attempt to draw people of every faith or no faith into a common unity. Kappa Pi Delta channels its energies into a program which includes faculty- led discussions on current and controversial topics, film programs, reading groups, social action projects, open houses for faculty and parents, and freshman orientation. The social side of the program includes dances, groups trips to sporting events, shows and plays, and lecture tours. Kappa Pi Delta is people. extending the hand of friendship to anyone who wants to belong; serving the university, the community, and the individual: cherishing freedom of expression, freedom of conscience, freedom of belief, freedom to learn and experience; thriving on ideas about man and the world. MEMBERS CONCENTRATE ON CARD GAME in a corner of the basement characterized by unique decor.

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Ee FIRST ROW: Bruce Young, Ron Czalbowski, Mr. Zacker (Sponsor), Mr. Davis (Guest Speaker). Row Two: John Huseman, Deborah Fisher, Tom Hurdle, Dave Smaron, Nick Symkowicz. Row Three: Warren Griggs, Dale Sumis, Dave Miller, Ted Ulinski, Greg Boyan, Mark Hughs, Paul Kotul, Mike Doner, Tom Kupec. Standing: Jim Donahue, Ron Cutshall, Ron Beres, Mike Alcanter. Ss. Student Chapter of Professional Engineers be- gan the year with a hayride for the student body. During the Thanksgiving holidays, members or- d ganized and sponsored a dance at the Armory. ' Meetings featured guest speakers from the areas of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineer- ing, and Chemical Engineering. Field trips to Argonne National Laboratories, American Oil, O ‘ Pullman Standard, Inland Steel, 1.B.M., and others were organized. A Co-op Banquet and Engineering Banquets were held. In the spring a beach party was planned. SCOPE cooperated — throughout the year with other clubs in organ- 6 izing money making projects. —s SCOPE members at work. 34 -