Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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Members of V.N.S.A. are: left to right, front row, Eula Bryant, Brenda Carter, Eva Bush, Mary Manning, Kathy Polk, Priscilla Nelson, Sylvia Andrews, Acquanetta Keel, Jewell Knight, Betty Kappes, Elaine Weakson, Joyce Watson, Alice Harris, Mary McCowan, 'Barbara Chaney, Marzella Freeman, Ruth Vails, Christine Rogers, Lillian England, Melba Moore, Linda Stachow- ski, June Raley, back row, Diana Swindell, Mary Watters, Priscilla Nelson, Polly Brent, Jana Slaten, Geneva Murphy, Sharon Turelock, Frances Weger, Patricia Reed, Clifford Wilson, Delbert Thomas, Cheryl White, Tommy Hester, Ruth Burns, Joe Cox, Bonnie Hester, Eva Nix, Patty Hooper, David Stachowsk. VNSA Works i f X for Others p ,l V The Vocational Nursing Stu- ? . if dent Association is a service and X l We J professional organization of stu- fy dents enrolled in the vocational 4' nursing program. The group is one of the oldest on campus and y J has been in existence since the llyt 'H college opened in 1965. Mrs. tt'-i N Maudie Vessels, vocational p in nursing instructor is faculty J J My ,, , EM -pwtt sponsor. p li 'il The V.N.S.A. assisted with h h the blood drive and the disaster QW V U ::- ,gf drill which was held in Denison l J 'lti ' W on March 15. At Christmas time t be given to needy families Club members practice taking each other's blood pressure they Conulbuted Canned goods and other food to the V P W. to

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tr, 1 L' it Members are: front row, sponsors J. W. Mason, Francis Bailey, Mack R. Broilesg and students, Randy Arndt, Pam Rodgers, Sandra Brown, Kathy Barber, Jack Whitehurst, Nancy Martin, Frankie Rhymes, Beth Bacon, Bonnie Stewart, Joyce Steedman, and Harrell Camp, and back row, Fred Spaine, Ronald Robbins, Danny Darwin, David Feltenberger, Pam Meeks, Eartha Tay- Phi Beta Lambda Donafes Tokens 'ro MHMR Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization open to all students preparing for the various fields of business. Its purpose is to help stu- dents preparing for a career in busi- ness. The college business fraternity voted unanimously to donate their left-over bingo prizes to the Mental Health and Retardation Center. The prizes were donated by area mer- chants and will be used in the MHMR token store. The token store, a part of the MHMR behavioral mod- ification program, depends solely on community donations. Fraternity member, David Feltenberger headed this project. lor, Janet Shuffler, Sam Stone, and Debra Brown.

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Freshman Bernie Smith talks to area busi- nessmen during Afro-American History Week. , Afro-American S'I'uc:len+ Union The Afro-American Student Union was formed to promote black awareness and give the community a better understanding of what it means to be a black American. The club collected money this fall to aid area families without enough money to pay hospital bills. Also participated in and sponsored by the club was Afro-American History Week. Included in the week's activities were a Style show, a reli- gious musical, a dance, an art show, and a soul food dinner. s. V If Nc. ,in AASU members wore the latest in Afro-American fashions to set off Afro-American Week. if Club members are: left to right, front row. Ertha Taylor, Wanda Banks, Sandra Harris, Jeannie Spenncer, middle row, Sandra K. Brown, Overa Fagin, Sandra Griffin. Tina Cobbs, Marcia Young, Joycelyn Hill, Arthur Grlstrap, Itmmy Cage. Neal Spencer. Ioe Dawson, Patric Clark, and Otis Brown.