Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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OUTING CLUB PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ALTERNATE SEC. TREASURER SPONSORS JOHN McDEHMOTT NANCY WHITE MARION PICUCCI GERTRUDE GORDON JAMES FOTOPOULOS DR. CLARK MISS ASSELTA The Outing ( Lib with us SO members sirms to promote student interesi in outdoor activies and to intergrate social and outdoor recreation. Some of the year ' s events ate a square dance, .1 hike up Mt. Monadnock, skating at Cogshall Park, a ski weekend, swimming parties ai the .M. , i l ■« hike hike. Lor the vigorous, t iva ious group oi students at the ( ollege tins organization pro- vides outlets lor .ill tin n tr.i energy.

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K AM PUS VUE CO-EDiTORS SPORTS EDITOR NEWS EDITOR HELEN AMOR, BRUCE GREALEY ANN BEAULIEU JACK KRAEMER BUSINESS MANAGER BETTY ROBINSON Among the organs which are available for student expression of views relating to matters pertinent to student life is the Kampus Vue. Composed of 25 members, the staff strives to effect an impartial and unbiased dissemination of news. During the year, the Kampus Vue received recognition as being one of the best teachers ' college papers in the United States. The issue- on Special Education commanded attention throughout New England. I ' nder the direction of Dr. Michael the Kampus Vue successfully completed another year of publication.

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MILLER HALL PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER FRESHMAN REP. EDNA LAVEZZO MARGARET NAGLE DEBORAH ALDEN MARY WILSON PATRICIA SHIPPEE The Miller Hall Council was founded with the building of Miller Hall as a women ' s dormitory. It is composed of five members: a Senior President; a Senior Vice President; a Junior Treasurer; a Sophomore Secretary; and a Freshman representative. The purpose of this organization is to govern the women ' s dormitory and to provide for better group living. cavities in the dormitory began this year with the Freshman Initiation and their Talent Show which proved to be a very enjoyable evening. I he Freshmen retaliated later in the year with a wonderful new idea, Whoopie Nite . During this evening, fair turn-about play occured by which the Freshmen properly initiated the Seniors. ear, besides the annual Halloween Dance, Turkey Trot, and the Christmas Party, they had an hilarious hayride. It was, to say the least, a wee bit cramped, but no one seemed to mind. months and throughout the Spring found Miller Hall girls clicking fast and furiously the designs of popular socks. - will always be a memory connected with the women ' s dorm, helpful and truly devoted to her pirls is the housemother, Mrs. Ruth Phillips. 1 and advisor is this woman who will never be forgotten by those who know and love her.