Salisbury University - Evergreen Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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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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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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OFFICERS: Hugh Vinson, Secretary; Roger Clark, Vice-President; George Cannon, President; Don Blades, Treasurer. The Men’s Dormitory Association is composed of all resident men students. Its council of elected officers and appointed proctors provides leadership in the government of dormitory living. It endeavors to promote harmonious liv¬ ing among the dormitory students. The M.D.A., in conjunction with the W.D.A., sponsors the fall open house, dorm-day football games and at Christ¬ mas time ffie Association distributes toys to the under-privileged children of the Salisbury community. ADVISOR: Dean Robinson Where is the fire?