Southern Virginia University - Maid of the Mountains Yearbook (Buena Vista, VA)

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pcuzis lab Altlinugh int-mbcrs of thc Spanish Club spcnd a grcat dcal of tintc studying thc lJZlClig'I'OlIlltl and culturt- of Spain, our neighbor, South America, is its chief cmmct-rn. This cluh cnclcavors to acquaint its mcinlmcrs with thc language, customs, and civilization of thc Spanish speaking countries. The cluh's activities include thc sliowing' of Spanish muvics, thc learning of Spanish games and Christmas cards, and thc cm'i1-spcmdi-ncc with Spanish Aincrican studunts. Southern Sum- inary was l'm'tunatv to havc on its campus this yt-ai' a girl from Cuba, and the Spanish Clnh tuuk aclvaiilagc ul' this great opportunity to lt-arn from her in a very infurnial fashion the ways and custoinrs ul' hcl' own people. lX'l.ADl'IMIIISI-Il.l.l'I lJlf:Nvsi-: TIIAVVIQON . . . . .Sjiofzsur CAROL ll1aNAs ........ . .......... ...... P resident .ll-IAN Licwlsv. . Nancy .-Xhl Maria :Xlvarcz Nlarjmiu Aminon Nancy Ainns Ann Angle Audrey llaulvlilz Ccmralyn linrgcss MEMBERS llnnrcalli Cainphell l'atricia Craiinr juzui l-lassclman Cicorgia lXlcd'cy jane Nehul lfrcicla Nuhlc Elizabeth Oschwald janet 1'c1tc . . .Vice-Prcsidmt Analncl Reese Mariana Richard jczaime Richardson Martha Iivalyn Rohcy Patricia Rogers Janet Roscmond Charlene Spiziri

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Che graze The spirit of France with its gaity ancl love of life is brought to Southern Seminary by the lively discussions of the French Club, as is a hetter unclerstancl- ing of the French people, their language, and their customs. The equipment of the club, such as the voice reeorcling machine also aids students to improve their French cliction and pronunciation. Songs, gznnes, dram- atizations, and the use of French magazines comprise some of the clulfs activities. lWRS. EDVVARD llfxelius. . . . . ..SiflUll.l'Ul' NANCY POWELL ...... ........ I Jrvsia'vul JEAN STELLER .... KA'r1'1A1uNE SELF. . . Marjorie Ammon Carol Bell Carolyn Burroughes Charlotte Day Roxana Dellilia June Dezendorf Anne Eldrecl Helen Hait Ann Harris Nancy Hupfelclt Antoinette Kelly MEMBERS Joyce Kelly .lanqneline Lucllam Betty Nacllonalcl Nanci Klcllonalfl Jean Klefiinley Sally Nlurncn Beverly Newhall Barhara Palma Janet Pclte Nancy Powell Anahel Reese . . . . . .lfirc-P1'c.ridc11f . . .Hlzsiuzvm Jllcznagcr Patricia Rogers llatrieia Russell Katherine Sell l.ou Shy Louise Slzule ,lutly Stcnhens jeanne Steller Mary van Santvoorcl Gloria XNalker joan XVesler CUllSl1lllCC XVillis

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Che Science Although a newcomer to the campus this year the Science Club has already clone much to enable its members to increase their scientihc lcnowledge and to promote greater interest in science. At the meetings lectures are given by the members themselves, but often guest speakers are present. Besides the many radio and assembly programs that the club sponsors, it selected a girl to attend the Virginia Academy of Science in Roanoke. Mus. ANNA L1-:ic L1Nvi1.i,1f. .. IRAN .l'IYA'l'T ............. JUDY S'r15r1115Ns ,.... ANNE1 l'E IQEYNOLDS. . . . . .SfvoH.vor . . . . . .Prcridcrzl Vice-Prcsidcnl . . . . .Sccrclary Marjorie Ammon June Arison jean Baker 'Janet Bell Coralyn Burgess Doris Bntti Hazel Daughtrige Nancy l-lielman ,lean Hyatt MEMBERS Louanna Kraplel Lois Lelnncr Betty Maclbonald Ioan Mcfulcheon Nancy Matthews Nancy Powell Marjorie Rieber Annctlc Reynolds joanne Richardson Anne Ringsdorf Nlarilyn Slanker lean Steller Qlndx' .wtepliens Mildred Swan Phyllis Topping Saralacth Trinklc Gloria NValkcr