Southeastern Massachusetts University - Scrimshaw Yearbook (North Dartmouth, MA)

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M USIC GUILD NEVVIVIAN ASSOCIATION OUTING CLUB The MUSIC GUILD is comprised of representatives elected from the various performing groups of the Music Department, such as the Chorus, Concert Band and Stage Band. The Guild oversees funds allocated from student fees and sponsors recitals. Each week the Guild presented at least one visiting guest artist for recitals. The Guild also arranged trips to musical events in Boston and organized social events for the students. The Guild promotes and sponsors The SMU Jazz Festival which is a week long event and this year featured the Gary Burton Band among the score of other professional jazz artists who performed. The NE VVMAN ASSOCIATION is an organization of students dedicated to the wider appreciation of the Catholic faith in their private and social lives. The purposes of the organization are threefold - religious, intellectual and social. These purposes are reflected in meetings on subjects such as marriage, Christian Doctrine, ecumenism and school problems. .f m -' 'flx?f'1'5l sfifvf. 5.51532 wg' tl' 1.1ff.,iu,'w fi zr 'I fin , -' ,T 5: ltf : ff. x ' 9 ' In 31: , 55221 f wall 1 T digg 4, mf ,mi gfmxw 1 WM In ,yggi 'gl ' ggi J lft :Um . , 4 yy, . The OUTING CLUB offers the SMU community all forms of outdoor activities ranging from backpacking, snowshoeing and cross country skiing to canoeing and bicycling. Emphasis within the club is placed upon safety in experiencing new and different activities. Many day, weekend and school vacation trips were planned throughout the year. President Terry Rheault Vice President David Denison E quipment M anager Wheat K elley Outing club members on a cross country ski trip at the Pemigewasset River. Club President Terry Rheault

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A dvisor John McGlynn Chairperson Toni-Lee Pereira Mike Saurette Barbara Paris Greg Bayen Steve Menard Debbie Lipkind Jamie Concannon Carol Mazeika Lauren Frickel MASSachusetts Public Interest Research Group 'fi f' E x ,l'. 2 4 I e I x x, 'ix fi Mass. PIRG is a state-wide, consumer and environmental advocacy agency that was founded in 7970 by Ralph Nader. The local chapter at SMU is governed and financed by students. Mass. PIRG provides an array of services for its students and diverse projects and programs in consumer, legal and environmental areas designed for student participation. lt was Mass. PIRG that sponsored the bottle bill for the state of Massachusetts. Once the bill had met the approval of Congress for passage as a law, opponents of the law lin particular the bottling industryl, worked to get the bill on ballot in hopes of defeating the issue. Taking on the corporate giants was no small feat for Mass. PIRG, but with perserverance, they were able to see the bill become law in January of 7983. Other activities of the organization included a small claims court advisory service, a student book exchange at the beginning of each semester, the nutrition program, energy research and legislative lobbying. QT' 1. ' . , Ns, , Q, .4-.V-1.-ef ,. i Q 1 MQ iff! V' ' .fn ' ,. ' wrt , .i tl-mi ,Z 52. A , .. , .5 . A. ---Ns...,,, an -

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Treasurer, Scott Faulkner Vice President, Sandra Vanderpool President, Michelle Harris-Cooper Secretary, Phillip Coderre PHI PSI Ai' 'il . PHI PSI MEMBERS: Front row - Dr. Martin Bide, Lynn David, Eric Hsia, l.M. Glowing, Dave Hayden, Kenny Jackson, Michelle Harris-Cooper, Jay Gormang Second row - Tayka Gess, Jane Doe, Cheryl Reum, Paula Stebbins, Susan Tomaso, Deborah Bozak, lva Naim, Sandy Lach,' Third row - Derrick Ferdette John Doe, Ray Maukey, Tony Viera, Steven Weinstein, Darlene Smith, Philip Hess, Diane Higgins, Candy Manchester, Sandra Vanderpool, Mark Higden, Mison Hong, Dr. Yong Kukim, Professor Kenneth Langley, Fourth row - Dave Markey, Colleen Delaney, Darlene Smith, Russ DeMarco, Sue Buckley, Cindy Gordon, Jeff Gendron, Tracy Marshall, lvish Iknew, June Hawley, Scott Faulkner, Melissa Kuehn, Renee Finck, Phillip Coderre PHI PSI is a professional textile Fraternity with Chapters located at Colleges and Universities throughout the United States. Beta, the SMU Chapter, was organized in 1904. The objectives of this Fraternity are to promote good fellowship, to encourage high standards of academic achievement, and to assist in the advancement of its members. Members of the Fraternity included full-time textile technolOQV, Chemistry, and design students. The Fraternity sponsored a Career Week for Textile students, field trips to textile factories in New York, industrial plant tours, guest speaker programs, and ran a variety of social events such as mixers and banquets. B, 1