Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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.-. J MORTAR BOARD: Annmarie Cozzi, Jackie Tanouse, Paula Garten, Cindy Wilkinson, Marty DeSilva, Mary T. Torri, Jennifer Stone, Mondy Murptiy, Eleanor Garner, Wilhelmenia Long, Erin Devine, Jenny Uta, Georginnia Hall, Dr. Clark, Liz Corr, Moritn Stahl, Michael Bennett, Dr. Rycroft. The Mortar Board is the Senior Honor Society. Its purpose is to pro- vide equal opportunity to all peo- ples, to emphasize the advance- ment of the status of women, to support the ideals of the status of women, to support the ideals of the College, to advance a spirit of scholarship, to recognize and en- courage leadership, and to provide service. The requirements are a 3.0 overall average, a student has to be a senior, and must be elected to the Board. The Association of [Residence Halls is an organization made up of the hall presidents and small house presi- dents. Their duties consist of advis- ing the Student Association Cabinet and working on the student con- cerns and issues pertaining to their residence life. The Association pro- vides a form of communication be- tween residence haiss and organi- zations on campus. ASSOCIATION OF RESIDENCE HALLS: Kathleen Hamilton, Paige Farm- er, Jackie Tanouse, Karen MacDowell, John Hoffmann, Hans Homer, Martha Busbice, Penny Buell, Ann Galloway. The Inter-Honary Association of Mary Washington College is an or- ganization composed of the presi- dents of all recognized honor soci- eties on campus, the Student Asso- ciation Academic Affairs Chairman, and the Associate Dean for Aca- demic Services. The Academic Af- fairs Chairman presides over the as- sociation, and members represent their respective honor societies at the association meetings held regu- larly throughout the school year. Three officers are elected from within the association. INTER-HONORARY ASSOCIATION: Erin Devine, Amy Perdue, Diana Word, Donna De Alto. Ann- marie Cozzi, JoMarie St, Mortin, Kelly Mitchell, Laurie Thompson, Paula Garten,

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The Academic Affairs Commit- fee is vitaily important to student representation in all academic areas of the Student Association Academic Affairs Chairman. Its members include student depart- mental representatives, student members of each student-faculty committee, and all interested students. The committee meets at leas monthly to coordinate and communicate matters of academic interest involving stu- dents and to generate student input into department. Executive Cabinet, and administrative aca- demic issues. The committee serves as an effective link be- tween the Academic Affairs Chariman and the student body through their representatives. The committee works on such areas OS student participatin in advis- ing, student-faculty socials, and investigating special areas of academic concern. Each fall, the Inter-Club Associ- ation Club Carnival introduces students with the variety of ac- tivities by each club on campus. Throughout the year the ICA as- sists in the formation of new clubs, according to student interest. In the spring, outstanding clubs and club members are recognized at on awards presentation Organizers INTER-CLUB ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Georgiana Hall, Leslie Bellais, Diana Ward.

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And Justice For All . . The Judicial Court receives all of its judicial powers from the Student Association Constitution. The Judciol Court hears all those cases referred to it by the residence hall judicial chairman. The duty of the residence hail judicial chairman is to administer punishments for hall infractions and to act as mediary between the ac- cused and the Campus Judicial Court and Judicial Chairman. JUDICAIL COURT: Wendy Burnette, Andi Jansen, Beth Brown, Gail Pair, Libbo Kepiey, Denise Pons, Missy Betal , Jim Emrey, Donna Crawford. i;:;:;: HALL JUDICIAL CHAIRPEI SGNS: Carol Comely, Joni Anderson, Bob Bailey, Sarah :?•;!; Kosak, Sally Jones, Theresa Nugent.