Morris Harvey College - Harveyan Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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' ■ m 0 Si ■ mk i Liyi L Jfc, ■■ Bl ' f M MA’ Members of the Future Business Leaders of America at annual convention held at Morris Harvey College in November of 1954. future business leaders The aim of the Future Business Leaders of America is to provide interested students with a more thorough knowledge of the business field. Future Business Leaders of America held their annual state convention at Morris Harvey College in November of 1954. Repre- sented at this convention were several high schools and colleges of West Virginia. Officers of the Morris Harvey chapter of the F.B.L.A. are Loretta Hammer, President, Bob Plott, Vice-President, and Harold Mathers, Treasurer. Sponsors of the organization are Dr. Woodrow Wilson and Miss Custis. Mr. Charles E. Hodges of the Chamber of Commerce is shown presenting Coach Eddie King a $2,000 expense check for the Morris Harvey football team ' s trip to Florida on behalf of the business men of Charleston. 26

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Th e Panhellenic Council was organized in Seotember, 1938, in accordance with a const, - ,J t i 0 n proposed by a committee from the r iek letter social sororities and fraternities f the College. It consists of two representa- tives from every social sorority and fraternity Lnd three faculty members. The purpose of fhe council is to promote the best interests of the Greek letter social organizations of the Colleqe and to assist them in contributing to the success of the entire program of the insti- tution. Meetings are held weekly at 10:30 A.M. on Wednesdays. Nancy Depp, Panhellenic Council president, presents outline for rushing season of coming semester. More students pledged to Greek-letter organizations this year than ever before. panhellenic council Members of Panhellenic Council are from left to right first row: Nancy Depp, Betty Gravely, Joan Ritchie, Drema Harvey, Wynonia Cummings, and Dean Frazier; second row, Mrs. Maud Cammack, Pat Harper, Pat Hammond, Freda Simon, and Jeannie Harless; third row, Charles Barnett, George Park, Ann Spencer, Walton Beauvais, Richard Carpenter, and Loretta Hammer; and fourth row, Ray Harris, Gary Keener, Bob Johnson, Jack Lawhorn, John Young, and Dr. O. J. Wilson. 25

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Left to right, row one: Joanne Rutroff, Helene Boiarsky, Sukarol Anderson, and Carolyn Smith; row two, Barbara Ross, Norma Jean Boswell, Billie Jo Carver, and Jean Parkins; row three, Jodie Fischer, and Bobbie Shamblin; row four, Lois Shirey, Carolyn Neal, and Connie Ciccarello; row five, Mr. Ralph J. Brabban, Mrs. Sawyer, Dr. Rowley, sponsors, Ira Eplin, and Marilyn Reemelin. future teachers of america Pauline Anderson is instructing second graders in art work during her practice teaching. The George S. Laidley chapter of the Future Teachers of America was reorganized on the Morris Harvey campus during the fall of 1949, under the sponsorship of Professor Frank Hall. The purpose of this organization is to further acquaint future teachers with the duties and obligations in the teaching profession. High school chapters of the F.T.A. in the Kana- wha Valley were visited by mem- bers of the Laidley chapter and were guests on the Morris Harvey campus. 27