Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Dean Of Women ' s Office Staff Seated, Rosalyn Hamill, Ethelene Simpkins, Barbara Thome, Mildred Wheeler, Betty Lou Reinhardt; standing. Miss Addie Mae Cooke-Dean, Mrs. O. C. Kennedy- Assistant Dean. Library Staff Seated. Pauline Hardee, Miss Dorothy Dacus-Iibrarian; standing, Pat Holt, Vincent Godfrey, Bobby Vann. 20

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Y. W. A. The Young Woman ' s Auxiliary is the missionary organization for girls between the ages of 16 and 25 in the churches of the Southern Baptist Convention. Its purpose is to develop young women in worldwide mission activity . If J ' f If- w w w Seated, first row, Anne Long, Pat Guthrie, Mildred Mizell-Secretary, Mary Lou Harker-Vice President, Rosalyn Hamill, Ethelene Simpkins-Treasurer, Tomrnie Ruth Worrell, Judy Boyd, Barbara Edwards; sec- ond row: Joyce Miller, Miss Dorothy Dacus-Adviser, Barbara Thorne, Ella Jane Smith, Imogene Finch, Marilyn Joyner, Margie Pritchard, Marilyn Boston, Pat Holt, standing: Gloria Cox-President, Phyllis Coley, ■ Betty Flythe, Eva Wrenn Williams, Jessie Lee Davis, Fannie Mae Davis, Jean Sykes, Lula Pearl White, Judy English, Frances McDaniel, Sue Godwin, Betty Ruth Boyd, Mildred Wheeler, Pauline Hardee, Willie Lou HoUoman, Myra Phelps.

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The Glee Club THE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS. Seated, PoUyCondrey, Secretary; Marilyn Joy- ner, Treasurer. Standing, Keith Roberts, Vice- President; Margie Pritchard, Reporter; Bobby Alligood, President. GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN, OVER THE HILL AND EVERYWHERE. So sang the Chowan College Glee Club over a wide territory in Eastern North Carolina and Virginia, representing the college in church and school gatherings as far and as wide as busy schedules would possibly permit. At the beginning of this school year there was rejoicing at the sight of a pri- vate place for Glee Club rehearsals in the newly conditioned Fine Arts Building. Day by day saw growth, however, until the group overflowed its practice quarters and the fity-six strong took to the auditorium. The second quarter was high-lighted by a Christmas program in which the Glee Club was joined by twenty community singers to give a service of carols and oratorio excerpts. Basketball thinned the ranks about this time. This led to the formation of two new groups; the Chowan Singers, a group of twenty-four mixed voices, and the Vocal Ensemble for thirty girls. These groups, with the Men ' s Chorus, united their singing forces in the spring for a festival of jollity. 21