Frederick College - Driftwood Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Christian Student llninn Left to right: First row-Dixie Stevenson, Sallye Hayman, Eric Seidel, Joan Barrett, Second row--Mary Wimsatt, John Cottingham, Tom Raines, Hope Faulkenberry. - The purpose ot the CSU is to co-ordinate student religious activities on campus, This year CSU spon- sored several Sunday night chapel programs, given donations at appropriate school functions and co- operated with the Religious Life Committee on the various activities of Religious Emphasis Week, CSU proper is composed ot all members of the tive attili- ated organizations: Methodist Student Movement, Baptist Student Union, Canterbury Club and EK Club. The executive Committee is composed ot two repre- sentatives from each ot the above organizations along with Mr. Walter Harris, Sponsor. 246 . M W' tv t Htl, fl Officers: Left to right-Jim Flanagan-Treasurer, Joan Barrett President, Pete Wiggins-Secretary, - t Mr. Walter Harris CSU sponsor

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Despite the many handicaps the staff has worked under this year, we are proud to have been able to present another edition of DRIFTWOOD. This year was unique in that the DRIFTWOOD had no staff which started in September and finished in May, but' rather during the school year there were several people who volunteered services at various times throughout the year, as they were able. lt was the effort of these people that made this presentation possible. Special thanks go to the people who undertook a iob and stuck with it throughout Danny Gardner, Sports Editor for the second consecutive year, did a splendid iob with that section and was also a tremendous help with some of the editorial duties. Fred Porter, Assistant Editor, joined the staff second semester and spent many long hours filling in gaps left by others who did not finish their iobs. Barbara Boyd and the girls from Collins Hail did a fabulous iob with the copy typing. Debbie Pagano and Maureen Chrispan worked very hard with Hunter Publishing Company representative John Perry in laying out the class sections and together they turned out a splendid job. As the final deadline drew near, "Baby Huey" Bullock and several Phi Alpha Pi pledges came to the rescue to read copy and type. Photography in this year's book was the work of a handful of people who spent many long hours in the college darkroom. D . J . Young, Glenn Headmann and Fred Porter are to be thanked for the wonderful co-operation they gave in supplying photographs for the deadlines. There are many others who devoted time to this, our effort, and to each of them goes the sincerest appreciation of the editor and staff. lt was their group effort and co-operation which made the l966 DRIFTWOOD possible. Wcgmest personal regards, 'K., M rty reen Editor 248