Southern Oregon University - Raider Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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Men,s Dormitory The organization living at the Men's Dormitory under the combined leadership of president Wendell Aus- tin, vice-presidents Bob Maguire and Sergio Gomez, and secretary Larry Johnson, concluded a successful year both in social and curricular activ- ities. Entire membership .throughout the year ranged from 40 to 65. A good many dropped from the Dorm. and from school to join the armed ser- vices. Touchdowns of the school year consisted of the ever-successful Win- ter Forest Formal with Queen Mary McCormick reigning, several after game dances, an all-student Mixer on Senior Visitation Week-end, and a Faculty Coffee Hour held in the Dorm. Because of many conflicts and mutual problems arising between the teams at the Men's Dorm and Su- sanne Homes Hall, an advisory body called the Inter-Dormitory Council was formed. With the Dormitory presidents Wendell Austin and Bar- bara Bentley and House-mothers Mrs. Mayse and Miss Zumwalt acting in advisory capacities, the council con- sisted of Donn DeBernardi, Jack Bol- ton, Andy Castillo, Jane McKenzie, Shirley Cornelius and Joan Baccus. Some of the problems discussed and tackled included Faculty Guest Sun- day, cafeteria problems, panel dis- cussion for both dormitories, and im- proved living conditions.

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Future Teacbers of America The Southern Oregon College chapter of Future Teachers of America, captained by Ken Mohney, chalked up a phenomenal increase in membership over each of the previous eleven years of its existence on our campus. This' placed it, with its one- hundred fifty-six members, in a leading position over all other chapters in the state. This outstanding progress and achieve- ment played a prominent part in the selec- tion of Oregon by the National Education Association as the Banner F.T.A. State for 1950-Sl. Throughout the school year, its activi- ties included P.T.A. luncheons where panel discussions in support of the Children's Bill were given, a radio play, The Little Genius, during American Education Week, a local chest X-Ray campaign, a collection and shipment of several hundred educa- tional books, magazines, and materials for the Philippine Islands, and attendance of officers at F.T.A. conventions in Portland, glgggon, in September, 1950, and March, i rr ,V ri -4 , 4 J i . 1 .,, ...egg - - ...... ggil. g .4 44, 4 -.....' ,gi -Q J. ' 4 f-.-.,-.3 ,L-,..--1 - 2-,- - '-:Aa -1- .T - -,- --4 -. W 3 l 1 ,- :, .Q ' W , - E - -r , I . , f . ' . V ly, 1 E 1, 'f I. ng ii,rg L i V ,N i ' ',1,, ',. '- f ..,,-1-1 - ' Y 1 Ki li . ,w':.,A.' . . wi .A 1, ' ' ' if -4 F ' - ... . 'Q L 'i 7