Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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President . Eunice Wheatley Vice-President . . Peggy Hastings Secretary-Treasurer, Arlene Goslee Librarian . Jane White Lloyd Walstrum Alfred Anders In carrying out their theme, to cultivate the artistic expression of the voice, and to develop ability, ap¬ preciation, and teste lor good music, the College Chorus has become one of the most representative of the College organizations, and one which shows p.omise of becoming more outstanding in the years to come. Under the direction of Miss Mary Annette French, the Chorus has participated in several outstanding activities, including a program of Christmas carols broadcast from WBOC, and an outstanding selection o arols for the Christmas pageant presented by the College. President .Robert Dean Vice President . Winifred Brittingham Secretary . Emily Bourne Treasurer .Dolly Reuter Aiming to develop a keener ap¬ preciation for musical masters and to further the musical interests of the students, the Cosmophonic So¬ ciety has provided a variety of pro¬ grams at its meetings. Special pro¬ grams featuring student talent as well as the recorded masterpieces of the musical great have made such events as the Youth Concert held at the College on March 16 even more meaninaful to its mom-

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A variety of entertainment — musical groups, dramatics, films, and public speakers-—were provid¬ ed this year by the Assembly Com¬ mittee. As Dr. Fleming stated, We are striving for better if fewer as¬ semblies. Great emphasis has been placed on publicity. Schedules for coming programs have been made at the beginning of each semester. Reg¬ ularly scheduled assemblies have been held bi-monthly; odd weeks have been used for special events. . . . SGA commendation to President Blackwell

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mlM 1 SOCIETY President .Madelyn Butler Vice-President ....Mary Wysong Secretary .Jane Richards Treasurer .Ruth Clarke Si SOfllL WINNimE Chairman .Jean Dallam . . . Broadcast With the changing world today there is much to be discovered and understood; this can only be ac¬ complished through an organization which sponsors discussions on con¬ temporary problems. The Baglean- Carnean Debating Society, a com¬ bination of the old Baglean and Carnean societies, provides a bet¬ ter background of knowledge for its members through the fulfillment of its purpose— to discuss freely our contemporary, local, national, and international problems. The Social Committee, a group of students acting for the Student Gov¬ ernment Association, has seen its second year ' s growth. The Chair¬ man of this Committee, Jean Dal¬ lam, was appointed by the Social Director, as were the two members from each class. Their chief func¬ tion is the scheduling of social ac¬ tivities for the school year. This year the Committee arranged for a number of formals and in¬ formal, teas sponsored by different school organizations, reading ma¬ terial for the social room, materials for bridge players, records for in¬ formal dancing, sports equipment, and in general, the handling of class funds which are allocated to the Social Committee for disburse¬ ment. » , . Whole Gang