James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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S.1.A members give guided tours of campus to perspective students and their parents (center). AKA smiles (below) entice people to buy candy apples. Carol Vanderveer (far bottom right I publicizes SAA through program sales. Audrey Anderson (extreme far bottom right I joins the gala of the Homecoming parade. SOCIAL WORK ORGAXIZATION (far topi — Front Row: Judy Ronan. Lisa Lorusso, President. Elisa Reeves. Second Row: Beth Welch. Kathy Huston. Beth Boozer. Back Row. Suzanne Ford. Marian Diamond, Jackie Bernhardt, Kathy Kretzer, Secretary: Heather Hilliard, Treasurer. Susan Goodwin. ALPHA K PPA ALPHA (far center) — Front Row: La Scienya Jackson. Ivy Leaf Reporter: Audrey Anderson. Vice President: Anita Pippin. Historian: Lynda Poole, Parliamentarian. Cynthia Mitchell. Assistant Secretary Back Row: Angela Barclift, President: Yolanda Morgan, Treasurer; Anita Holmes. Corresponding Secretary. Xot Pictured Karen Smith. Recording Secretary. STVDEST ALUMNI ASSOCIATIOX (above right) — Front Row: Dave Callan. 2nd Vice-President. Elisabeth Bahgert. Janie Draper. Kim Smith. Treasurer; Julie Gallagher, Secretary; Bobbi Arduini, Tom Grella. President. Second Row; Karen Volk, Kathy Lorimer. Amy Shafer. Susan Beasley. Pam Herlean. 3rd Vice-President; Heidi Leighton, Sue Bandou. Lynne Gould. Myrt Bowry. Xancy Jones. Brenda Stay. Back Row: Steven M Mills, Sandy Bradshaw. Sandra Rock, Cathy Lucas, Linda Hipp. Maureen Xatey. Kerin J . Tedder. Susan Belsha. Jenny Bond, Theresa Conway, Cathy Swift. Donnajean Sayre. Carol VanDerveer, Ann Cockrell, Tom Watkins. Advisor; Suzanne Garst, 3rd Vice-President . 220 AKA, SAA. S

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Matt Theado i left I gets the latest news to write Scooter Sews Mike Ariz [jar top left} gets invaded by commuters when Scooter Sews arrives. At Godwin, Delta Sigma Theta (far bottom left show their Greek letters. JMU SERVICE CO-OP i above — Front Row: Susan Goodwin, Coordinator; Sharon Cox. Asst. Coordinator. Back Row: Loretta Bryant. Treasurer. Sot Pictured: Lois Vrick, Secretary. DELTA SIGMA THETA (above left} — Front Row: Ina Spells. Second Vice President; Valerie Hill, Secretary. Beryl Bacon. Social Action Representative. Back Row: Bonnie Bowman. Treasurer. Projects Chairman; Amelia Terrell. President. Velma Campbell. First Vice President . COMMUTER SERVICE COMMITTEE (far center I — Front Row: Sajan Thomas. Mike Ells, Jeff Lauskey. Charles LeSauvage. Curtis Moore. Second Row: Kim Brooks. Bob Ebaugh. Debbie Swartley, Mark Forseth. Robert Vaughn. Jonathon Lamb, Larry Heath, Gary Rogers. Back Row: Mike Ariz. Kim Scott. Matt Theado. Sot Pictured: Seal Harper. Service Co-Op, Delta Sigma Theta. CSC 219

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Service Aces The Social Work Organization (SWO) exists to maintain open lines of communication between social work majors and faculty , to render services to the community, and to provide opportunities for learning about human needs and services. Members of SWO are represented on the Social Work Advisory Board, serving alongside a wide variety of Social Service professionals . Volunteer work has included regular visits to Western State Hospital, the Pediatrics Ward of Rockingham Memorial Hospital, working on blood and organ donor drives, and various fund-raising activities for local social services. The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is a service organization in which students serve students — past, present and future . SAA members are in charge of annual Homecoming activities, senior seminars, alumni relations, guided campus tours, and program sales at sporting events. As Alumni Relations workers, SAA members worked at receptions and dinners sponsored by the Alumni Association, and offered daily campus tours for prospective students and their parents. SAA continues to expand and increase efforts to better serve the university. The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, was founded at Howard University in Washington D.C . in 1908. The Lambda Chi chapter was chartered in 1978. This international organization initiated the movement of Greek letter sororities among black women in America, and encourages high moral and ethical character, academic excellence, and service to humanity. Beginning with sixteen women, the sorority ' s membership has grown to over 80,000 nationwide . The Lambda Chi Chapter ofAKA has participated in blood donor drives. Student Activities Night, and Homecoming Activities. Lambda Chi has worked booths at Spring Fever, held Halloween parties for children, and adopted needy families in the Harrisonburg area. The chapter also annually sponsors the Martin Luther King clothing drive. AKA, SAA, SWO 222