St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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Below: Noreen Miller and Charlie Dorger run through their lines from Bedroom Farce. ' ' Molly Vender Werff is comforted by her mother, ployed by Kris Schubach in Fools.” Columbian Players 25

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Columbian Players The Columbian Players drama club is the oldest club on the SJC campus. The club is academically and service oriented — service in that it provides clowns for several activiities both on and off campus. The club also provides skits and actors for several Core program lectures. Besides the service given outside of the actual theatre, the club members make up the bulk of actors, technicians and house people for the theatre productions put on here at SJC. During the past theatre season four shows were done for the campus. Three out of the four shows were adult comedy — Bedroom Force , Dr. Hero, and Vanities. The fourth was just plain fun, Neil Simon ' s, Fools. The Columbian Players as well as the theatre is always looking for new talent and new members. If you ' ve ever wanted to be on stage but did not know quite how to have it, now ' s your chance — come and join the Columbian Players. 4-year ol d adopred Hero (Tom Kelly) is in for o spanking by Scorr Trezok, os Nurse Virz (Ann Criger) prepares ro give Hero up. Sirring: Nancy Pope, Deb Koproun, Parry Sronding. Don Hoyng, Sheri Robison, Tina Lenrz, Dob Peiper, Mary Kooi. Kneeling: O ' Drobinak, Kory Doyle, Mike Bogan, Ann Cindy Mucha, Joanne Tomko, Annerre O ' Hara, Tom Corres, Denise Cordrey Klinker, Rebecca Oberle, Andreo Granaro. 24 Columbian Players

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Art and Dike Clubs The Sainr Joseph College Bicycle Club was on organization which is for those individuals who wish to get some mild exercise as well as see the country side surrounding them. This is one woy to see the county in a different fashion than most would see it. The Bicycle Club takes tours both in and out of this county. The club also tries to vary its tour lengths so that both the athletic and purely recreational rider will be challenged ond pleased. For the 1984-85 school year the Bicycle Club activities con be separated into three different categories. First, a continuation of local ride with o possibility of expansion if interest provides. Second, a weekend trip to scenic Parke county, and finally the inclusion of winter activities. Examples of this include hiking and the possibility of cross-country skiing. The Bike Club experienced an eventful year. Members of the Art Club include: Elizabeth Echevarria, Sue Droscoe, Denise McCarthy, Lien Malia. Second row; Donnie Zimmer, Bernadette Wilson, Mike Bogan, Molly Ryan. President: Bernadette Wilson Vice-President: Susan Steal Secretary: Denise McCarthy Treasurer: Sue Broscoe First Row Left to right, Maria Verzoni, Becky Cook, Kelly Bar¬ rett, John Sreale, Terry Cotton. Second row. Sheila Morgan, Anno Williamson, Rob Wetzel, Brian Gordon, Phil Sperry. Several members of the Bike Club enjoy their sport by peddling on a weekend trip. Art Club ' s service activities were to help design themes and help decorate for several dances throughout the year. We also loaned out posters to students and faculty members while working close with the Fine Arts people. The most unique activity we did was to have a T-shirt work shop. This activity consisted of designing o personalized pointed shirt, socks, or sweatshirts. We also hod o bus trip to visit the Chicago Art Institute. In our spore time to get away from campus life for a while we would go to Bonnie Zimmer ' s house and enjoy chili and spaghetti dinners. Through these activities we were able to enjoy our club while allowing others to get involved. On yer another lazy Sunday afternoon seeing the many sights of Jasper County. 26 Art Club 6 Dike