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

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Che gerslzwilz fab The Gersliwin Club was organized to give its members a deeper interest in and ll broader knowledge of music. Many of the meetings of the club are de- voted to the performances of its own members, some are spent in an hour of re- laxed listening to classical records, and still others are devoted to discussions of the lives of composers. This organization supplies Z1 golden opportunity for its members to perform before others having the same interests and to receive friendly constructive criticism. ',l'l1L' whole sehool also lmeiielits from the Clulfs activities, especially from its domltion In the record lllJI'2ll'y. Miss Rlccamu CIIASTAIN. . . . .Sponsor NlARY vim S.xN'rvooRo.. ...... President 1!i4:'r'rv Loo Roman .... ..... V ice-President CAROL limi. ....... . . .B'z1si11c.v.r llfl171'ClgC7' MEMBERS Nancy Amos Annette Reynolds Carol Hell Betty Lou Rodeu Lois Jxllll Good Mary van Szintvoord

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U6 G6LWZ6I'6L On bright sunny days throughout the year, you will lind the members of the Camera Club snapping pictures of the lirst snowfall or the bright blossoms of spring. Many of the more venturesoine souls, armed with cameras and plenty of Elm, enjoy taking shots from the top of a high peak, or by a swift flowing moun- tain stream. Many hours are also spent in the dark room experimenting with developing techniques, new angles, and lighting effects. The Camera Club provides an excellent outlet for anyone with abundant ener- gy, as well as providing ll fascinating holmlay. Miss lVl'AlQll'1 rl't't:N1-ik. .. lQiEVl2RLlQY NIiXX'IIAl-l.. . . Louise FRANCIS .... JANET Perrin. . . . Joanne Ayshford jean Baker Jacqueline BZ1lll11gZll'fC'l1 Janet Bell -lean Bonnar Diane Cooper Beverly Downey Diane Durham Nadine Fairlznnlm Louise Francis MEMBERS Joan Hassehnan Nancy Heilman Margaret Holmes Margaret Jensen June Kollc llorothy Lazenhy Lois Lehmer Barbara Maxwell Jean McCall'rey Beverly Newhall janet Overton . . .... .S'jm1l.vor . . . . . . .Prc.vifleul V'icc-Prcsidcizi . . . . .SC'C'7 CfCl7'LV Barbara 'Palma janet l'ette Nancy Powell ,lean Rogers jean Steller -lane Thompson loan 'Ifitley Phyllis Topping Edith Wlagoner Shirley Xlfeyrick

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Che .Bri ge Bridge is a social game, so the Bridge Club was initiated to satisfy the en- thusiastic desire of bridge players to play with stimulating pzirtners. Since it is necessary for ezic.h girl to take El test on her ability to play and on her knowledge of the rules according to Culbertson before becoming a member, this club is com- posed of the Seminaryls most expert bridge players. ln its regularly scheduled meetings the members devote their time to the enjoyment of bridge :md to the im- provement of their own playing of this game which has become such an import- ant one in every dziy society. Miss NANCY RrcrnA1:DsoN. .. . . .Sf7Oll.V0l' PxL1CI5 I.AuIaRc:1ucN ........ ...... I 'resident PIIYLLIS Powuks DION DANA ..... Naucv Ahl Doris Butti Suzanne Cruik Dion Umm shank MEMBERS janet Hopkins Alice Lzlgcrgrcn lezm McLiztH'rey Nanci Mcllonald Carolyn Nichols . .... Vice-P1'csii1lv1'tl . . .l?usim'.vs M amzgcr Phyllis Powers Lou Shy Jenn Tllompson Klziry vnu Snntvoord