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Cultural Affairs Committee The Cultural Affairs Committee has as its assignment the planning and execution of a program of cultural activity to supplement the seminal and open-ended cultural program begun in the classroom. What happened in 1964? Dr. Ralph Bunche came; the Opera Troupe from the University of West Virginia appears in LA Traviata; we discussed religion in age of so¬ cial revolution and the dilemma of the Su¬ preme Court and contemporary art and the genetic potential of man and — other sun- dried and important issues. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Mrs. Fleming, Dean Robinson, George Commesser, Terry Hurley, Avery Saulsbury. COFFEE HOUR AND ARTS COMMITTEES: SEATED: Stewart Palmer, Miss Calcott, Dr. Carroll. STAND¬ ING: Janet Kennedy, Beverly Bryan, Norman Conway, Pat Bams. NOT SHOWN: Mr. Clinton Carroll, Lee Clendaniel, Dr. Estes, Dr. Jessie Fleming, Mr. Kadlubowski, Dr. LesCalette, Kathy Pierce, Pat Riley, and Miss Stewart. 29
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S. G.A. OFFICERS: Ruby Quillen, James Plutshak, Janet Kennedy, Dick Turner, and Avery Saulsbury. PRES.: Avery Saulsbury Student Government Association The S.G.A. is a student government maintained by the students to carry out their own affairs and to function as an intermediary between the stu¬ dents and administration. As coordinator for campus activity, the S.G.A. finances and supports all organizations affiliated with the S.G.A. Every stu¬ dent is a member of the Student Government. S.G.A. BOARD: SEATED: Nancy Bames, Peggy Kozich, Marilyn Taylor, Ruth Myers. STANDING: Richard Biggs, Harry Perfacter, Jim Stallings, George Commesser. 28
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b WOMEN’S OLD DORM: SEATED: Carol Arndt, President. STANDING: Margie Moxey, Vice- President; Mary Reynolds, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Barnes , Parliamentarian; Bev Bryan, Fire Marshal. ADVISOR: Miss Stewart The Women’s Dormitory Associations are organized for the expressed pur¬ pose of “promoting harmonious living among the large groups in the dormi¬ tories and furthering the residents’ sense of honor.” Some of their activities include the following: the orientation of the incoming freshmen, an open- house, a variety show, the giving of gifts to needy children at Christmas, and the presentation of teas and coffee hours. WOMEN’S NEW DORM: Cheryll Baker, Fire Marshal; Cindy Walls, President; Betsy McDonough , Vice-Presi¬ dent; Sandy Du Vail, Secretary- Treasurer; (not shown) Betty Begley , Parliamentarian.
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