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

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.jlerclzczlzwsiizq fab This chili was formecl originally as an extra :iid to meitliandising students, but memhersliip is now open to all girls who are interested in clothes and the re- lzttecl suhjeets in l1lZll'liCfillg' NYOl'llL'IliS clothing. At the meetings the niemhers clis- cuss fashions, the science of sl1opping,z1nil the Prohlems of the retail world. lfnshion shows are often held in Roanoke, :incl this group endeavors to attencl them on F-utnrrlziy afternoons whenever possihle. Mt-rclizmclising has heconie ai major vorzition fm Miss Nlixmii 'I'l'RNi1: Roslin ND I Diem I-:Rv JUN!-I Korn: ..... has erentecl in many K women: nnrlouhteclly the informal rliseussions of this Cluh girls :tn interest that may lezicl to careers in this lielrl. 1: . . . .Sjvomvor . .......... .P7'CSi0i67'Il . . .Business Manager lleverlv lliertuenifcl txllllll Rlzic liloxhznn Diane t'oopc-r loan Cropper Roxztnzi lilcNlili:t llmne l Dixon lj21lI'lCiZl tirier ,lozin li'l:1sselm:1n Betty Ann ,letters MEMBERS ,lzinc linlilenherg' Alice Lzigergren l':ttriei:1 Lawson Klnrtlm ltlanchcslc-r XXINIC Matthews ,lean Rlefulitrey Lorrziine McCann Bzlrhztrzl l ztlm:'t l1'hvliss Powers Regina Pye Ethel Scott Margot Sheehan Charlene Spiziri Beverly Talhot Helen Troy ,loan Vzillett Klzirthzt XYI.Il'1'lllgfO11 l'3zn'li:1r:1 XYilson

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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

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.ANNE lVIA'r'rr115ws. . . U26 WBWYIZKLIZ LLL The Newman Club is a national organization which fosters the spiritual, in- tellectual, and social interest of Catholic students. The purpose of this club is to enhance a further understanding of the Catholic religion and the special problems of the day by presenting debates and having guest speakers to talk on speciiic topics. The Newman Club is a newcomer to our campus, but already it .has done much to promote friendliness and fellowship between the Catholic students of Southern Seminary and the neighboring institutions by holding social gatherings at various intervals during the year. Miss NLLXRY LENA IQACEY. . . . . ...S1f70llA'llI' GEORGIA NIEDLEY ........ ...... I Jrc.s'idcnI . . . . .V'icc-Prcxidcnl MARGOT SHEEHAN. . Maria Luisa Alvarez Barbara Baillio Anne Bruckner Dolores Cunningham Rosalind llemery Roxana DeMilia Marcella Devaney MEMBERS Kitty lJuCuennois lleryl Gillies Jean Lewisy ,lean Nctfaffrey Nanci Nlcllonald Nancy Lee Matthews Marie Meyer . . .B-u.s'ilfzv.s's fllauagcr Sally Klnrnen jane Nebel Anne Pelland Janice Roberts Charlene Spiziri Virginia Vogel Barbara Vliillis