Sterling College - Round Up Yearbook (Sterling, KS)

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1 .ff , Aa Seated Kelly Smith, Marc Kaufman, Susan Pollock, Ann Harris, Ottem, John Krupp, Bob Johnson, Al Learned, Sam Stewart, Kathy Lee, Lorraine Coomber, George Stickel, Dave Leebrick, Don Milligan, Dr. Franklin, Dr. Powers, Dr Strickler, Dr Crosen, Dave Harbach Standing Dean Murray, Maurice Coulter, James Don Walter, John Adair. CIE CE CLUB President .... . Dave Harbaoh Vice-President . . Steve Schenck Secretary . . . . . George Stickel Treasurer . . . Dave Leebrick Advisor . . Dr. Daniel Powers A trip to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, a book discussion on science and society, and films and lectures from the different sciences are representative of the type of program pre- sented by the Science Club. Membership is ex- tended to any person who desires a broader understanding of all the sciences and wishes to be informed on a wide variety of subjects of scientific concern. Meetings are held monthly and material of importance is presented to the group at this time.

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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

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THE TUDE EDUCATIO ASSOCI TIO The Student Education Association affords those students whofare interested in te aching an opportunity to belong to an organization which has local, state, and ' national affiliations. This organization .also paves the way for eventual mem- bership in the National Education Asso- iation when the teaching profession is entered. The ,groupe learns of the various aspects of teaching through the monthly meetings featuring guest speakers with interesting experiences or timely teach- ing method or programs, films, and panel discussions. President ..... . Connie Bill Vice-President ...... Bill Korf Secretary-Tre asurer .......... Publicity . Advisor . First row: Peggy Anderson, Beverly Charles, Commie Bill, Bill Korf, Janice Coulter, Sandy Winterhalder, Joyce Schlender. Second row: Kathy Ray, Marilyn Markey, Jeanie McAuley, Nancy Teague, Mary Lichte. Third row: Mindy Manly, Barbie Irwin, Carol Ford, Judy Morris, Mary Ann Blackwood, Rhoda Rich, Anita Bryant, Peggy Anderson . . . Bev Charles Dr. Ralph Renfro McCrieght, Alice Handkins, Phyllis Crouse, Bob Wade. Fourth row: Linda Berger, Miriam Read, Ruth Smith, Marsha White, Harold Kimball, Alice Fisher, Linda Thomsen, Charles Graham, Bob Schirer, Ray Karl, Bill Thayer, Carol Ramsey, Glenda White, Keith Asmus. V, rn 'f v pw'