Sterling College - Round Up Yearbook (Sterling, KS)

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1 l 1 P I T 1 1 r 1 I.R.C. First row: Mike Wells, Dick Cummings, PegMelia, Dennis row: Jack Girst, Dave Foster Ken Davidson Jim Bolton Kathy Behnke, Pete Bartanus Second row: Jerry Rakes, Keith Asmus, Holmes, Les Wilson. Steve Tursick, Linda Thomsen, John Parsons, Phil Riegal. Third IRC The International Relations Club on the Sterling College campus exists for the benefit of History and Political Sci- ence majors as well as all the interests of the academic community. The goal of the l,R,C. is to familiarize each mem- ber with his individual role as a re- sponsible citizen of the world com- munity. By presenting ideas freely between the speaker and the audience good political and intellectual matur- ation was hoped for. Students. gain valu- able knowledge of contemporary affairs of both national and international signif- icance. President ..... Richard Cummings Vice-president ..... Elliott Ngeny Secretary .... . . . Peggy Melia Chaplain . . .... Dennis Behnke Advisor . . . Dr. Homer Hawes

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i i H 'e A W, L-Q GQ an ala 99 H-Q Front Row: Barb Dorr, George Stickel, Steve Work, Second Row: Stewart, Diane Ficken, Jack G1rst, Ken Davidson, Fourth Row Mary Neuschwander, Nancy Van Skiver, PegMelia, Richard Smiley, Alice Richardson, Dana Haan, Lorraine Coomber, Rick Hemphill, Harold Kimball, Third R0w:Mary Ruthi, Karen Hendrick, Marilyn Phil Olmstead, Back Row Chuck Inglett, Sam Lichte YOUNG REPUBLICA President .... . . George Stickel Vice-President . . . . Barbara Dorr Secretary . . . . . Liz Wiley Treasurer ..... . . . Steve Work Publicity ........ Harold Kimball Program Chairman .... Art Larson The Young Republicians is an ac- tive organization designed to enhance student interest in the political affairs of the American government. This club is fully affiliated with and endorsed by the National Republican Party and seeks to fulfill the ideals established by the party. The activities of this election year were strongly supported by this group as they brought in speakers from various republican organizations and the Kansas legislature as well as actively par- ticipating in several rallies on campus, in the county and across the state. :DS ' 9

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na ' ,. V Q - f X Le Bon Ton First row: Carol Wyatt, Kathy Jenson, Sandy Fessen- den, Peggy Anderson, Letha Schroeder, Kathy Adair, Niki Ray, Mary Lichte, Miriam Read, Carol Ramsay, Shelley, Strandberg, Nancy Brownlee. Second row: Margie Lichte, Sue Ann Salem, Jan Newby, Nancy Teague, Judy Morris, Helen Stewart, Mary Cres- well, Connie Bill, Sandy Hunter, Chris Anderson, Jeanie McAuley, Vickie Cabezas, Nancy VanSkiver, Rhoda Rich. Third row: Peg Mella, Barbara Philips, Janice Coulter, Sue Tippin, Margo McCreight, Diana Flesher, Cris Gathers, Kathy Gathers, Kay Hogue, Marilyn Markey, Kathy Ray, Carol White, Alice Handkins, Becky Simpson, Marilyn Tillotson. LE B0 TO The purpose of Le Bon Ton is three- fold: it is first, to further interest in Home Economics on the college cam- pusg second, to train women to be active and efficient leaders in home and com- munity lifeg third, to furnish an op- portunity for study and participation in social affairs. These ideals are em- phasized at each monthly meeting. This organization is open to any- one who is enrolled in or has taken a course in the Home Economics depart- ment, but requires the upholding of its principles by all participants. President . . . . . Carol Ramsay Vice-president . . Peggy Anderson Secretary . . . . . . Kathy Adair Corresponding Secretary ....... Tre asurer . Reporter . Publicity . Advisor . Miriam Read . . Mary Lichte . Letha Schroeder . . . . . NikiRay . Miss Fern Oline