College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Minority Affairs) has an estimat- ed membership of 125 this year. It exists to ‘“encourage the aca- demic excellence among stu- dents; to promote moral, spiritu- al, and cultural growth; to en- hance the social environment on the campus and community and to promote service in the public interest?’ They are striving this year to support the SUMA scholarship fund and to ensure proper recognition of Black His- tory Week. President is Larnell Leverette, with Bill Coleman serving as vice-president. SUMA’s advi- sors are Roy Jones and Chip Jackson. 84 SUMA SUMA (the Student Union for

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College Republicans The College Republicans was formed to promote conservative ideas on the college campus, to encourage voter participation, to | support Republican candidates, | and to educate the public on im- | portant political issues. Gary Lee Croy is chapter president of the club, which has about 62 members this year. Perennial presidental candidate Philip Crane will be speaking here next semester, courtesy of the Republicans; Tom- my H artnett spoke last fall to an enthusiastic audience. Buddy Ray and Mary Henrikson serve as advisors. Karen Catoe, Lisa Roberson, David Shillington, Valerie Monatis, Jody Trout, Emily Bailey, Margaret Collins, Dellia Smith, Stephanie Muller, Joe Wesberry, Michelle Batchleor, Buddy Ray, Carrington Edmunds, John Mossalon, Pamela Williams, Bill Brazer, Martha Sue Barnes, Gary LeCroy, Francis Montgomery, deLille Jett, Candy Morgan, Suzanne Prah, Rick Phillips, Mary Katherine Rogers, Jennie Fulsom, Lisa Chavis. 86 College Republicans Se |