Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck - Cygnus Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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182 4 Dr. H. McCormick women's recreation association Every girl attending Fairleigh Dickinson University is ca member of the Women's Recreation Association, whether she is an active member or not. The WRA tries to provide the opportunity for all girls to participate in intramural cmd intercollegiate sports, a few of which are fencing, tennis, swimming and basketball. Trophies and awards are presented to the tournament winners at the annual sports dinner. Coed sports night, a newcomer to the yearly program is held once a month on Friday night. It enables students - mole and female - to participate in basketball, volleyball, badminton and ping-pong. Also included in the program are the annual WRA dance, the combination card partyefashion show, and the Freshman Tea. Active participation in the WRA promotes school spirit, develops outside interests, and creates lasting friendships. The Executive Board governs the WRA program and is composed of elected and appointed members. This year's omcers ore Sandra Jurgen, President; Cristina Freda, Vice President; Nancy Flanagan, Secretary; and Teresa Bertone, Treasurer.