Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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MEMBERS — First Row: A. Ruiz, C. Miniuk, S. Crisan, S. Echlin, G. Janiga. Second Row: Dr. E. Reed, B. Beilby, Sandy Wilson, L. Gerdick, Shirley Wilson, Or. |. Samuels. Third Row: S. Loman, R. Zimmerman, B. Provenzano, A.Thur- wachter, N. Moore (Second semester Pres.) OFFICERS: Gail Reese, Vice President; Gwen Janiga, Program Chairman; Es- tella Gutierrez, Secretary; Karen Yates, President; Cindy Marshall, Treasurer The Purdue Calumet Chapter of the SEA is one of the more active Organizations at PUCC. Among their many activities they enjoyed a coke party for education majors, movies, and many lectures. A pre- sentation on art was given by Mrs. Geimer, a local artist. Miss Fisher and Mrs. Howard from the Mental Health Clinic led an interesting dis- cussion concerning mental illness. Miss M. DeYoung spoke to the group on child guidance counseling. The members entered a car in the Purdue Cal Homecoming and won Second Honorable Mention. SEA is organized to develop an understanding of the teaching pro- fession through participation in the work of the SNEA and to interest capable young people in education as a lifelong career. PUCC Students enjoy the Coke Party pre- sented by SEA with Dr. Trimble as speak- er. 57

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Gables Gables Fine Arts Club featured programs on travel, art, music and literature. Among the varied pro- grams offered throughout the year were Dr. Gilbert Fischer at the piano and a “Sing-Along” with Pur- due Cal student-folk singer Gary Gunther. Mrs. Roger Geimer spoke on art from abstract to realism, and on making original Christmas cards in various mediums. Gables pro- grams utilized resources of several P.U.C.C. professors, speaking on their particular topics of interest. OFFICERS: Mary Ann Skibbie, V. Pres.; Professor Sigrid Stark, Sponsor; Robert Parson, Pres. (Bonnie McCrum, Sec.; Charles Chamberlin, Treas.; not pictured) Folk singer Gary Gunther presents a ‘Sing-Along’ to Gables members. Professor Gilbert Fischer performs for student body at Gables presentation. MEMBERS: C. Kuta, N. Peloza, L. Argerus, M. Brown. 56

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Ciceronians: Warren Griggs, Vice Presi- dent; Drew Hiduke; Jean Marin; Doug Fix, President; Bob Bennett. The Ciceronians greatly expand- ed their program for 1968-69 and had one of the most successful years in their history. The first meet they attended was on Novem- ber 9 at Indiana State University in Terre Haute. Susan Clark placed third in oral interpretation of poet- ry. The second meet the Ciceron- lans attended the first semester was at Butler University in Indianapolis on December 7. Debators Doug Fix and Jean Marin tied for first. Second semester the team travel- ed to Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, Michigan, on Feb- ruary 14; Purdue Lafayette on Feb- ruary 8; Wayne State in Detroit, Mi- chigan, on February 28; and closed the year in Cincinnati, Ohio, on April 12. 58 at °)} } eT, u— oe — oo