George Mason University - Advocate Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

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OUTING CLUH x 1 A FIRST ROW: Kent Lugbill, Kalbrin Underwood, Ron Reyland, Pat Toler, Steve Anderson, Laura Carlan - iii' Andy Feerst, Bill Medick, joe Wilson. SECOND ROW: Karlton Turner, Lyn Karwaki, Anton jones Harris. THIRD ROW: Bobby Beidleman - Recording Secretary, Dottie Rish, Sue Owens, Anne Lynch, Freligh, Pete Costik. FOURTH ROW: Doug Burgesser, George Anderton, Steve Zeis - Vice President, Executive Secretary, Anson Carpenter. In its second year on campus, the i Club has upheld and done many of same activities that made it so p during its first year of existence. Novices the club are taught the principles of ous outing activities by the cIub's experienced members. The most p activities include mountain climbing cave exploration.

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ORENSICS IRST ROW: Gwen Hall, Doug Morris, Maureen Brown. SECOND ROW: Susan Cygan, Debbie Evans, teve Currie, Bessie Watson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Rowan, Don Maddox, Mark Smith. FOURTH ROW: john lcCoIlum, Mike Rowan. he GMU Forensics team began three ears ago and has been one of the greatest ssests to the university. The team's umber of trophies totals well over 100 ince its emergence in 1971.

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ORLD AFFAIRS CLUB WW il 5 , , VY V ij:-J ,Fin-ii iiliiu lt . . ' -'A' - r n L -Au if aw r----- , ,......1- rank Tibbs - Vice President, Ziyad Sarsour - President, john Dittamo - Secretary, Maria DeOrnellas - Treasurer, Dr houry - Advisor. he goal of the World Affairs Club is to romote understanding and stimulate in- erest in politics and world affairs, both oreign and domestic. The club sponsors a ide variety of activities which attempt to apture an international flavor. Its biggest vent is the annual International Evening fSong and Dance.