Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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-if W A :uf ' ff..,l,' llvlp , ':' 1 ' 1- Curt Padilla does his best to devour a Sno-Week special-a foot-long hot dog. n the Legathon contest. The crowd went wild-but they kept playing their lcazoos anyway. Randy Hoops KLEFTJ, Dan Hovel and Chris DuVal try to lend some dignity to the kazoo as a musical instrument during the talent show.

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Lutheran Student Club orks for Fellowship The Lutheran Student Association is a religious organiza- tion designed to provide its members with both religious and social activities to participate in. In the past the mem- bers have been active in Potlatch and Sno Week activities. At their meetings, members have attempted to create un- derstanding and fellowship among students of various re- ligious beliefs. Discussions, films and guests comprised the meetings. Members of the club have previously met at the Fire- side Room of Zumbro Lutheran Church. Mr. DeWaine Silker was the adviser for the club and Dave Huntington was the president. Eugene jurrens CRIGHTJ seeks further information on transcendental meditation from Mr. Mark Hanson. The Lutheran Students Association sponsored Mr. I-Ianson's talk. Campus Crusade Tries to Build Faith in Christ The Campus Crusade was an organization that attempted to bring people together to get acquainted and to build their faith in Chirst. Every Thursday night at 7:30, members of the club met at the home of Herb Riegler. These lessons contributed to growth in Christ with the main goals being: love by faithg being filled with Spiritg and sharing faith with others. Members were active in an all night bowling party with a fellowship session following. They also lis- tened to several speakers and saw various movies. E Campus Crusade was open to anyone interested and of all ages. The club had 35 members and was headed by Ron johnson. Mr. Lane Grant was the adviser. Campus Crusade: BOW 3-Robin Smith KLEFTJ, Mike Sloan, Nancy Meyer, Tammy Nelson, Harson Harvey, Delores Roth, John Bryant. ROW 2-Ron johnson, Diane Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Gwen Morsching, Diane Ricci, Tim Logan. ROW 1-j0yce'F,-ei- heit, LeeAnn Weibal, Lynn Shea, Robin Orr.