Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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Left lo riglvt. First row: Gordon Brown, Stoll Fraser. Ernie Linnenlqolvl, B011 Basiflv, jolvn Klaxa, Bernie Donahue, Iolvn Tyson, Herb llflueller, Ken Larlwlvauglv, Mike Radoxlzy. Second row: Cliff Cyr, for Galipean, lim Fouls, Marty MdTCl'JED'kd, Boll Zavala. Bill Ernfcrt. Ben l 1lL'l7S, Bill Pelerson. Fred Rado- feviflv. Third row: firn Berry, Tim Sweeney. Dan Marzriiori. Ed Sirnpmn. Dave Hughes. Dirk Taylor. Ray Enfingx. Fourtlv row: Homer Wray. Dean Dion, Bob Burnx, Gerry Kelly. Pat McDo11ald, Carl Sieberx, Syd Chandler, jack Tenenbaurn, Ken Tlribodeau, Dave Baker. CLB bill b sgball nl L M incl sumo- .'.r - ful yczir. It was in thc meetings. hcld on thc lirsl lXlonil:iy ol' each nronrh, that thc club fornlulzitecl its policics :incl tllcri-by bcfzunc- un :ifliw Ol'f3,'1lIlll2lIl0ll in Ihcr collcgc-. Led by Prcsiclc-nl Dznw l'luglu-s. thi- M Cllub zicljourm-cl to Klrzumifs Calc for dinner nu-clings-zu plvzisxuu clivcrsiun lrmn thc usual husincss im-cting. N. xx Omposcil of 2lYVZll'Ll winnc-rs ol' thi- lour lnzijor sports - football, basket- ga . , 211- 2 , zu c rzurk - that ' Club haul zinolhcr zuitivc 1 .' ' css lUf'mI16r.s'l1i,D Rffrnrrl. Bvsiclcs being zwtivc in :ill clzisscs ol' thc srlmol. thc M Club boasts thc lzirgcst nrcnllx-rsllip in its lmislury. It was bolstcrccl by ai num- ber of zithletifzllly inclinccl lil'L'SlllllL'll who invzuln-ml thc lX'2li'i'l-lll C'2lllllJllS lust lzlll. Besides having clinncr meetings. this active Ol'Q,'llllll2lIlOll hi-lcl spa-ciznl zithlc-lic' :is- scnlblics, llslrcrccl at hzlskctlmll QZIIIICS. :incl zlssislcml at trzick IIICCIS. Other ol'liic'crs ol' thc club zum- -lim Fouls, Yli'l'fIll'C'Sllll'lllI .lim llc-rry, sL'c'1'1-lilly trcusurcrg and Dick Tzlylor, SCIQCZIIll-ill-2ll'lllS. By llnw: Hllg'll!f.S', M Club 1Jl'l'.S'l!ll'IIl.

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Le t to rzgfvl: Tom Gaffney, Bob Kudrmz, Otto Koafasfr, Coach Bill Hanson, Charley Bosserman, Don MtKe11Z1e and Diff? Nelxon. LPHA KAPP RHO . . . ,ff ' wx y, ri it new type ol St. Martins answered the call of debate coach Bill Hanson last November. The original team that came to the initial turnout was composed of Bob Kudrna, Otto Kovash, 'l'om Gaffney, and Charles Bosserman. .VX fifth man entered the roster at the beginning of the spring semesterg this was Dick Nelson, who teamed up with Bosserman to help bring the Saint debaters re- cognition at the 'llhirteenth Annual Forensics Tourney held at the College of Puget Sound. The other team on that pleasant tournament for the debaters was composed of Kudrna and Kovash. Pernzrmczzl rlub. Capitalixing on their early success, the forensic and rhet- oric' group organized itself into a permanent club, taking the official name of Alpha Kappa Rho. The first invitational Non-lilimination Debate Tournament, which found six Northwest colleges entered, was conducted at the college under the auspices of the .XKR and the Associated Students. lts continuation as an annual event is promised. By Hob Kudrmz, fllilt Vice Presidzfnl.

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Bottom row. Left to right: Dave Hughes, joe Peacock, Don Turner, Bernie Rausfh, Brian Doolin, Gene Tolls, Warreiz Wild, Ed Simpson. Second row: Bill Kalenius. Gust Angelus, Lyman Fleetwood, Robert Tornisser, Carol Krier, Harry Seagran, Bud Lewis. Third row: Starz Vandelvey, Bob Kudma, Otto Kovash, Earl Baer, Larry Kraft, Howard Christensen, Leo Heye, Art Keenan. Top row: Phil Mitchell. Phil Eckroth. jim Husle, Jessup MrDo11r1ell, john Zajae, Gene Charvet, Bill Erwert, and Mark Mootharl. H0 OR OCIETY sift 1 M ' , onor Society-highest form ol' recognition for zlezlclemie ZlCl1lCXL111Clll 111 College-is presented here. Those who received the qualifying B glade the Honor Society is not a highly publicized Ol'g2llllZ2lIlOll, it holds ll spuittl sig l1ll'li'2lllCC in seliolustie circles as representing top scholastic 2lClllCVCl1lLI1l I significance is more sharply delineated at the end of each semester as the glade TCIJOTIS 2l1'C l'ClCZ1SCil. Szrffieienl Qualifirrltion. lts purpose is to 0l g2lI1llC into a closely knit group those students who do better than ztvemge college work. In this may Society inenihers may benefit lroni the knowledge gained hy 2lSSOCl2lKl0I1 with lellow inemhers. A place on the semester l-lonor Roll is sullicient lllllllllslldllflll for inemhership into the Honor Society.