Christopher Newport University - Trident Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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One of the first rehearsals THE DRAMATIC WORKSHOP V. Pres. . . .Judye Fuller Sec. .... . . Ronnie Hunt Librarian . . . . Carol Riley SEATED CL-RD Carol Riley, Judy Fuller , Gwen Seidler, Ro nnie Hunt, STANDING CL-RD Pat Henry, Larry Herman, Scottie Fitzgerald. 32 Mrs. F. Kitchin, Advisor

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L-R, Jennifer Riley, Joanne Clark, Jim Paxton, Herminio Cuervo, Tom Hochiemer, Tom Redman. YGUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB T he Christopher Newport College Young Republican Club was started on a suggestion that the college needed something to stimulate the student body's interest in government and politics. Therefore, the C lub, the first of its kind on campus, made its general purpose: Providing the student body the means for learning more about our two party system and the Republican Party in particular. The Club was active during the national campaign passing out literature concern- ing the ideals of the Republican Party and its candidate 's views on current issues. With the election over, the Club will continue its activities in order to achieve its goal of greater know- ledge of and interest in the political affairs of this country by the students of Christopher New- port College. 31

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STUDENT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Board of Directors SEATED L-R, Ronnie Hunt, David Dwyer, STANDING L-R, John Bane, Roy Davis. Not pictured, Tommy Redman. by Ferguson High School's athletic field every Sunday from mid-October to early D e c e m b e r . The league champion re- ceivedatrophy at a banquet held in their honor at the season's close. Other acti- vities planned for this school year were soccer, basketball, and softball, each depending upon interest in the particular sport. Through the earnest efforts of Jenni- fer Riley the girls joined the Athletic Association, with their major sport a girls bowling league. It is hoped that a girls softball league will be formed in the spring. The association is greatly indebted to Mr. Robert Usry and Mr. James Win- sor, andthe administration for their help and advice. Ei: 4 w a The Christopher Newport Athletic Association's main objective is to pro- mote sports activities during the school year. The association was headed by an administrative board of five student 'offi- cersg John Bane, Roy Davis, Dave Dwyer, Ronnie Hunt, and Tom Redman. A se- mester dues of one dollar was collected from association members in order to cover expenses of the various sports. Only paid up members were allowed to participate in the activities of that se- mester. The first activity on the athletic pro- gram was a season of intramural flag football, consisting of thirteen games. There were six teams, whose captains were chosen from association members, and the players were selected by a draft system. All games were played at near- Girls Bowling League FRONT ROW L-R, Merle Curtis, Jennifer Riley, Gail Latta. BACK ROW L-R, Margaret Lee Rodgers.