1967 - Digitized Resources Murphy Library University of Wisconsin ...

Row 1: Carlene Meisnest; Jill Brady; Barbara Heinonen; Pamella Fait; Janice Schwersenska; Ellen Balz, Vice-Pres.; Barbara Pieper;
Cheryl Fischer; Margaret Taylor; Pat Anderson; Ron Lynn. Row 2: Ted Schleicher; Jim Derkez; Mark Pfister; Lois Koch; Mary Jo
Madalon; Barbara Lorenz; Sandra Anderson; Karen Jacobs; Pat Kruse; Bill Jinske, Prog. Dir.; Dean Voskuil. Row 3: \Vill Samuels;
Harold Blaize; Tom Disrude; Kim Jarvis; Dave Holcomb; Dale Prell, Proj. Chair.; Darrel Jacobs; Terry Klungseth; John Christian,
Sec.; Tom Hansen; Bob Swanson. Row 4: Steve Pischke; Matt Ritola; Lyall Schroder; John Woodson; Steve Adams; John Stagan; Bob
Bruett; Jack Connaughton; Steve Stauker, Pres.; Joe Aigner; Bill Gries, Treas.; Mike Moran.
RecreatioI--.
With the ever increasing growth in the number
of people entering the field of recreation, the Recreation
Majors' Club has become one of the largest
professional organizations on campus.
The club provides a variety of programs at
its monthly meetings. Professional people, representing
various areas and recreation fields, appear
before the group as guest speakers.
Coordination of classroom and club efforts is
accomplished through projects and the sponsoring
of several University social events. The annual
card party provides practical experience in
planning and in addition is a money-making project
with the funds used to help defray expenses
of students attending professional meetings and
"Recreation Royale" was the theme of the annual
card party.
Majors' Club
conventions each year. The sponsoring of an all
school dance provides additional assistance. One
of the largest all University events is the annual
"Songfest" where some 12 to 15 organizations
compete for honors. All club members united in
their efforts to make this traditional program an
outstanding one enjoyed by students, faculty and
towns people.
The members have "fun" as well. The fall socializer
is planned by the Junior class as practical
experience. Here new members are given special
welcome into their professional organization and
all enjoy the genuine fellowship of the group together.
Recreation Majors usher at the 1966 Songfest.
124