Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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ALPHA PHI SIGMA Sandra B. Phillips President Jerri A. Harden Vice President Jean T. Ryan Secretary IMary a. Raby- Treasurer Alpha Phi Sigma is the national honorary scholastic fraternity here at lary Washington. This fall, for the first time, the Alpha Phi Sigma Award was presented at the Chancellor ' s Convocation to the incoming Junior with the highest academic average for her first two years at Mary Washington. The 1960 recipient was !Miss Sandra Gowl. The organization, under the sponsorship of Dr. James H. Croushore, further encourages academic pursuits by awarding a $100 scholarship each spring to a deserv- ing member. Firat Roic: N. Hull, B. Carlson, V. Hargroves, P. Demorest. Second Row: .1. Youngman. V. Burton, L. AYood, h, Morrison, S. Abbott, X. LaPrade, J. Henderson, First Row: P. Corrcll, N. Powell, B. Westniorejand, 8. Jolinson, 8. (lowl. Second Rvir: L Ellis, P. Xewman, J. Barden, Vice Statistical Secretart ; J. Ryan, Secretary: S. Pliillips, President; M. IJaby, Treasnrer; N. Leary, P. Pierce. Third Rote: Akers, M. Dean, C. Grant, S. Sliafer, L. Lange, S. Olinger, M. Sancliez.D. Candler President: C. Turner, M. .1. Fitzpatrick, J.

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WHO ' S WHO This year, Iweiity-fivc senidrs wc-rc cIkiscu fronv M:iry Washingloii to 1k ' listed in ll7(() ' .v Who Amoiiij Stiiilriit.t In American rnirersitici and Cdllcijcs. U ' lio ' s Who recognizes nationally seniors wlio are onl- standing according to standards of scholar- ship, leadership and cooperation in educa- tional and extracurricular activities, citizen- ship, and chance for advancement through future t)|)p()rtunities. Each student receives a certificate of recognition, inclusion in the annual publica- tion, and the benefits of the Student Place- ment Service provided by the organization. There are no dues, initiation fees, or any costs to these Seniors who have been recognized as leaders of America today and tomorrow. •] -u,ll Mulhcrbe phasvdr r a a f r.v R,„r. V. HilK irliuT. I). Duniii. P. Kciitiv, V. (run L. VnsWr, X. Jaclis, A. WikxIs. Thinl Hnw: I, McJiltoii, R. Borkij. Xol Pictured: L. Tilton , 1 ' . PiLT.1-. McCartle Saond Ituw: A. Scliiieicler, V. Ilargroves, J. Kiuitts, S. Oliiife ' cr. I). Murpliy A. Normaiul, S. Wilson, M. Kirksey, L. Lanye, A. Hoptcins, B. Upson, S. 163

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First How: J. Craig, N. Powell, 1). Caiullur, .1. Banlcii. Second Row: i I. Dean, C. Boolli, P. Kenny, Vice PrenideiU; IJ. Westmoreland, President; J)r. Inslev, Spannur; K. Kniglit. HecreUiry-Treanurcr; R. Hodges, IIi.ilnrian: C. Wliirl.ard. Third Row: P. Cairns, P. Newman, B. Rovies ' , A. iMullins, J. Thornhill, ti. While, . Woiillulk, S. Pliillips, S. .lolmson, I). Ilemiinger, R. Borke. A ' o( Pictured: N. Morris CHI BETA PHI Barhaii. Westmokelaxd Pre.iident Patkicia Ken ' nv. . I ' « ' President Eleaxor Kxigiit Secretary- Treasurer Ruby Hodges Historian Chi Beta Phi is the national honorary science fraternity on campus. Membership is based upon interest, leadership, and scholarship in scientific fields. Each February, Chi Beta Phi sponsors an auction on campus to finance the Roy S. Cook scholarships, awarded two students each year. PSI CHI Jeax Ryax President Phyllis Pierce . . ' ice President iSlARY ' Axx Raby- Secretary Pam Ristori Treasurer Students with outstanding aca- demic achievements and active interest in the field of psychology are honored by membership in Psi Chi, national honorary ps ' - chology fraternity. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Joseph Aposhyan the organization at- tempts to broaden knowledge of psychology. First Row: P. Pierce, M. Contis, J. Akers. Second Row Copple, M. Hahy , P. Currell, .1. Aposli; 165