Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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SOCEITY OF PHYSICS: Diane Connelly, Andi Jansen, Debora Borer. JoMorle St. Mortil, Terry Wybersky. Elizabeth Corr, Jeft Bowen, Joe Freeman, Jeanne C. Pugh, Rebecca E. Batten, Eric Ause, Julio Samson, Georgiano Hall, Cindy Rebein, James R. Purks, Susan Byrne, Laura Lee McPherson, Mary Flanders, Kevin Ferlozzo, Terry Leathers, Tonie Van Dam, Jim Lagrange, Kelly Brown, Pot Peckinpaugh, Ann Mueller Stephen Middleton, Kenneth Thomas, Rodney C. Thomason. ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY; Miss Williamson, Muffin Williamson, Mary Glonvochi, Maureen Showalter, Margaret Frohm, Lisa Blois, Varna Boyd. The purpose of the Anthropological Society is to en- courage and promote interest in Anthropology by spon- soring activities which provide knowledge of the field. The activities of the American Chemical Society in- clude on annual magic show which is put on for parents weekend, goggle sales, and social events such as Christ- mas celebrations, wine and cheese parties and picnics. ACS members also make free tutoring sessions availabe every week to all chemistry students. The Mary Washing- ton Chapter also sponsors in November, an annual con- ference of the American Chemical Society for all chap- ters in its region of Virginia.

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It ' s Academic The purpose of the International Relations Club is to further an inter- est in and a knowledge of past and present international affairs. Throughout the year they sponsor guest speakers, a Forum and a mock Security Council. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB: Sigrid Skrivseth, Debbie Rutledge, Barvara Balough, Sarah Kosak, Suzanne Gisler, Sue Sokolski, Lee Ann Malott, Richard Ehrie, Robert Metzier, Anne Reed, Becky Shoner, Terri Rodden, David Minor. The Histroy Club was founded three years ago in order to promote an interest in the Department. In these past three years, the Club has enjoyed much success in its various projects, such as the annual fall get-acquainted reception for new students. Other projects in- clude field trips to nearby Washing- ton, D.C. and Richmond, and an an- nual keg party. An active and en- thusiastic membership ensures con- tinued success in the future of the History Club.

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Cure-All The Pre-Med club is headed by Dr. Mahoney and sponsors many events throughout the Year. Some ot these things include trips to other schools to visit their de- partments in Pre-Med. The main purpose of the Club is to interst students in medical and dental school. PRE-MED SOCIETY: Greg Engledove, Dave Petersen, Greg Budd, Marcia Guida, Terry Daley. Kathy Beck, Anne Newbern, Allison Thomas, Regina Perry, Beth Loftis, Mary Frances Robey, Cristi McGraw, Debbie Ashby, Keith Jones, Kathy Anitole, Cynthia Nash, Marion Bloomfleld. u MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB: Lisa Hartung, Jasmine Jelesoff, Janett Thomp- son. Borbara O ' Neil, Susan Knowles. Patricia Pugh. The prupose of the club is to promote interest among stu- dents and guide them tov» ard their future in medical technol- ogy. Activities include speakers form medical technology schools affiliated with Mary Washington College, trips to medi- cal technology schools for laboratory tours, and social events. The purpose of Pi Nu Chi is to provide nursing stu- dents with information about transfer programs to nursing schools. It also gives students an opportunity to participate in various social activities throughout the year. Pi Nu Chi is open to all interested members of the college community. M