Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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flisfnry 61116 Delves fum Past The History Club exists for students who show and exercise an interest in history. Annual activities include a field trip to a spot of particular interest and a lecture for the entire campus. Meetings, like the one pictured below, consist of group discussion, a review of current events, a film, and a speaker when available. Club advisor-Mr. David Rabaut. Club officers arc: Bill Fornoff, Sue Clisc, .lane Kccfc, and Bob Green.

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M auf' X- I Fall induction of Little Theatre PL i Nr J 1 rt? The fraternity decorates Compton auditorium at the Christmas SCIISOYI V 'vm-., u, Q 4- Q ' J4Q, ..t J ,W ' -54 'Nr ' 'S , L.-fait 'M . 'e.. 1 1, 'A V440 fl Psi Omega Directed hy Miss Dorothy Stone White, the vampus ill'illllilliCS fraternity east, Kappa Xi, recog- nizes and rewards all phases of student participation in college theater work. Kitty Brown, Ray Ewing, and Pat Berlingcri enacting a scene from Crystal Moments, the fall television production.

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Gamma 5716271 Zlpsilm Advisers and officers of thc Geography Fraternity arc, left to right: Mr. Charles Farmer, Bill Clotzbach, Stephanie Browdy, Douglas Cashcll, Francis Miland, President, and Mr. James Cotton. The National Professional Geographers' Fraternity, To qualify for membership, applicants must have Gamma Theta Upsilon, was organized on campus in May Completed Six ggnjggtgf hom-S gf geography with the in. of 1964-. The purpose of the Gamma Phi Chapter is to tention of completing a minimum of six additional hours. Promote geographic interest and knowledge on the Frost- Grades received from the geography courses must average burg campus. above the median of the school. 1 A T55- f Fraternity members gather to view film- Q l9l