Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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The purpose of the Sociology Club is to provide a vehicle for a fuller understanding and first hand study of social behavior and social relationships. The year’s activities included a ciscussion of the family by Rev. Robert Lowery, and a panel dis- cussion on narcotics. MEMBERS — First Row: Z. Draskovich, S. Clark, J. Thompson, V. Johnson, P. Jorrah. Second Row: C. Thompson, L. Washington, E. King, B. Johnson, M. Sayles, M. Rincon, R. Ingram, K. Harring- ton, G. Dodge. OFFICERS — First Row: Rosemarie Morup, Treas.; Elizabeth Rodriguez, V. Pres. Second Row: Henry Williamson, Pres.; Professor Robert G. Anderson, Sponsor. 59

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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

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SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS — First Row: Professor B. Mirel, P. Proios, P. Pepp, Z. Draskovich, Professor N. Beck. Second Row: G. Galouzis, S. Prassas, C. King, J. Thomas SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Joy Brown, Treas.; Tom Galouzis, Pres.; Juan Flores, V. Pres.; Judy Jackson, Sec. German Club The purpose of Der Deutsche Verein (German Club) is to enrich knowledge of German culture (cus- toms, life, and language) and to provide a fellowship for all Purdue University students and everyone interested in the culture of Ger- many and German speaking na- tions. Der Deutsche Verein co- sponsored the Ambassador from the Republic of China and the Con- sul General from West Germany. The members entered a car for the homecoming parade. The club en- joyed a trip to Chicago to a German restaurant and play. A dance was sponsored by the members. 60 Spanish Club fulfilled its second year as a Purdue organization. Tom Galouzis served as President and was aided by John Flores — Vice Pre sident, Judy Jackson — Secretary, and Joy Brown -— Treasurer. The club was open to all students of Purdue Calumet, not only Spanish students. With the help of the other lan- guage clubs, Spanish Clubs sponsor- - tig, — — — Les: LEE GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS — Front Row: Bergman, Treas., A. Teunoson. Second Row: L. Strick, Pres., J. Jackson, J. Flores, Professor B. Kienbaum. ee on ee, ed the appearance of ambassadors from China, Germany, and Viet Nam. Spanish Club also sponsored a November pool party at the YWCA. Knowledge of the cultures and cus- toms of Spain and Mexico was gi- ven to the Spantsh Club members through the viewing. of slides of these countries during the bi- weekly meetings. ca K. Undi, V. Pres., Z. Draskovich, Sec., S. . |