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t i e Mu Sigma Chi Club Drganizes Mid-Management Students l l in sides at a regular meeting. l t l l l l l ,JK li . . ,rl 1, Ki t Q. 5 it 2 Sid Streielter, Mid-management director advises the W group. Spring semester president, Clifford Mr'Millian pri-- i P it t Highlighting the year for the newly-organized Mu Sigma Chi cluh were a convention and a dance both held during the spring semester. The primary ohjcctive of the organization is to promote man- agement principles and practices. Composed of students of the new mid-management program at OC, Mu Sigma Chi met on the first and third Tuesdays ol each month during activity period. Mid-management instructor-di rector Sid Streichcr sponsored the group in its successful first year. Edgar Sanderson led Mu Sig- ma Chi as president assisted by Clifford lVIcMillian, vice president. Sara Peyton performed secretarial duties while Thelma Logan kept tabs on the club's finances. Repre- senting Mu Sigma Chi in Inter- Cluh Council was Larry Williams. me ' F ' -. -'--w- v' --qv----, . A , 1 'li rl it rf VHP: . l t-'i -i N 4. :iw 1 1, 1 ,, i Q A . lr i, vt if I ., rf i ,.,, L l lr' g tl , . 1 t . . , i As upcoming plans are made. vluh mvmlmers listen to fellow l1i6IlllJ6I'S ideas .
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'H' Nancy Gelner, WRA ICC representative, receives a pass at one of the powder puff football games. Co-ed basketball provides excitement for both col- lege men and women. 4 WRA Featuring Co-Ed Games. Provides. Enjogable Recreation Amazons competing with one another in feats of physical strength at OC? Perhaps the girls who make up the Womenis Recreation Association might be deemed the OC Amazons as they participated in many co-ed activities throughout the year. Other students were encouraged to join in the fun of playing table tennis, badminton. basketball, powder-puff football, softball, tennis and volleyball. The primary object of the WRA activities was to provide recreation and to teach good sportsmanship to college women. Members may be either physical education majors or non-major freshmen or sophomore college women. President Connie Stotts was assisted by lane Bastanchury, vice president. Gail Sykes served as secretary-treasurer while Susan Moore was historian. Reporter was Cici Arroyog Martha Wilkinson was point recorder. Sponsoring the group were Virginia Brown and Rosie Ramos who are both physical education instructors. Connie Stotts, WRA president, dribbles the ball down the court pursued by Ian Schulte.
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