Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Sledschlag Hall prides Itself In being one of the largest women ' s dormitories on campus, as well as one of the friendliest. The only requirement one must fulfill to live In this dormitory Is to be able to pronounce Its name fluently. Officers this year have included Mona Napier, pres- ident; Cynthia Yendes, first vice-president; Sallle Garrett, second vice-president; Char Currle, secre- tary; and Trudy Waldron, treasurer. The dormitory director is Mrs. Katherlne Chapman, with Miss Doris Radtke the assistant director. COSTUMES FOR ALL during Hoe Down Day. DORM COUNCIL MEMBERS are: ROW 1, Peg Fogel, Joan Guilbault, Martha Gallant, Karia Peterson, Sandie Taylor, Randy Kvapil, Daria Pobutsky; ROW 2, Suzy Dick, Gail Spoon, Sallie Garrett, Trudy Waldron, Mrs. Katharine Chapman, Mono Napier, Miss Doris Radtke, Cynthia Yendes, Char Currie, Cathie Peterson, Jo Ann Melbourne; ROW 3, Cathy Briggs, Mary Bouckaert, Judy Van Slyke, Rainy Richards, Alice Derezinski, Sue Ericksen, Betty Anderson, Judy Minton, Barbara Fessenmeyer, Barbara Knutson, Ginny Zeboor, Nancy Kulenkamp, Joanne Von Rosen,

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Siedschlag Hall HOE DOWN DAY brought lots of excitement to Siedschlag girls. These girls keep busy throughout the year as they participate in such activities as PJ parties in their rec room, faculty teas and dinners to help the girls get together with their instructors informally, ex- change dinners with men ' s dorms, holiday and birth- day dinners, and a party honoring spring graduates. Many traditions are carried on in Siedschlag. Senior girls have the privilege of caroling through the hall on a morning just prior to Christmas. The seniors are also honored by signing their names on the huge posts In the recreation room.

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The girls have finally conquered the Burnhams! Mov- ing into Smith Burnham in the fall, the girls soon became acquainted and took an active part in all campus activities. Proof of their quick organizing talents was a first prize for girls dormitories house display. The first girls to hold offices in Smith Burnham are Judy Brown, president; Jane Krieger, first vice-pres- ident; Margaret Ferraro, second vice-president; Marcia Scott, secretary; and Takayo Tottorl, treas- urer. Mrs. Mary Friedli, dormitory director, has been assisted by Miss Joan Chapman. THE THREE BEARS at Homecoming for Smith Burnham. COUNCIL MEMBERS OF Smith Burnham are: ROW 1, Jane Olson, Marcia Kendall, Helen Gancarz, Linda Dalrymple; ROW 2, Betty Smith, Takayo Tottori, Clara Berry, Mono Wolf, Judy Brown, Margaret Ferraro, Marcia Scott, Darlene Hill, Micky Chis- helm, Patty Alt; ROW 3, Barbara Copland, Sharon Robinson, Donna Sountas, Jane Sovine, Kathy Rill, Miss Joan Chapman, Mrs. Mary Friedli, Gloria Bearss, Norma Bekowies, Ginsie Irwin, Helen DeLiefde, Sallee Shields. o f - An