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

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The ewman Club Soutlit-rn St-ininary joins many other collcgcs all ovur thc Country with 'Vlic Newman Club, a national organization which fostcrs tht- spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of Catholic students. Thc purposc of thc club is to promote friendliness bctwcen Catholic girls in school, and to study anfl untlt-rstancl some of the Special problcins of thc clay. Miss Mary 'Luna Raccy .. Dc-lorcs Cunningham .. Ann Pt-llancl ...... -lanico Roberts .. Erma Alfaro Maria Alvarez julie Anthony Lorette Burke Plrena clc Canal Ann Cotter Delores Cunningham ,lean llcsnoes Marcia Devzuicy outhern eminar MEMBERS jane Dougherty ,lanet Cvaulin Constance I-larvcll Karen .lessen joan Lcffler Betty Lou Lunclgrcn Rarlwara Munch ,lane Nchel Mary Ostcrstork . . ..S'jw11.vnr . . . . . .1'l't'.v'i1ft'1il . . .Virv ljrvxidvaif . . .l?1r.vi111'x.r xllllllflfjfl' ,lun Overton Ann Pcllzinrl Carolina l.'crusquia llinliorzi Pcrusquict lizirlmaru Ruff ,lanicc Rolucrts Dizuic Szllvziti Nlaurccn Slattery .-Xnn XX':tll H Sr 'N A xi SOM - h 25193 ' 2 ,,ff2g'?g,, P' P' , 'p-if-5?l

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ercliandising Club Originally, this eluh was formed as an extra aid to merchandising students, hut nieinhersliip is now open to all girls interested in the art and science of shop- ping. The elub has presented several impressive fashion shows as one of its projects. Whenever possihle, trips to Roanoke and Lynchburg are made to tour stores and actually see some of the problems of the retail world. Very often outside speakers, who cliscuss with the inemlmers various phases of merehanclis- ing, are featured at ll'lL'ClQlllQ'S of Lhe group. M iss Marie Turner .... . . Althea l ratt ..... Ann llellancl .. l 1t liri ' 1 Cl... lirma Allaro Sanrlra Anlin Lorraine llell lleverly liierlnempfel ,-Xuclrey lllaiek l'at hiflilflll Mona Davies lletty Davis limily lloerner Nadine l'lIlllAlIll'l'll1 lilizahelli Grant l'al Grier Ann Harris Nancy lrle Karen ,lessen rv' ,A S -' I Q, r , s 'fvis MEMBERS .lane Kahlenherg l'at Kinihall Sue Leclilreeker joan Lelller Helly McClintock Frances Magee Helen Miller liarlmara Munch ,lacqueline Murray Harhara Mussett Carolyn lileele Ann Pellancl liarliara 'l enee Allhea l'rall ... ...Sjvrmsoff . . . . . . . .Prc'.ridcnl . . . .Vice Pl'l7.YllI'L'7'If . . B'1tS'1-lIL'.Y.l' Jl'fUlI0flC7' Regina Pye .loan Kisser Pat Rogers Barhara. Hull' Ethel Scott Maureen Slattery Brenda Terhuue Helen Troy Nancy X'X'erher .loan VVesler Shirley Vlleyrick Mary Beth XNilcox Anna ,lean xfVllSOI1 Barham VVilson Margaret Young aid of the ountains

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The Kin Club The Kin Club stzunls :ls proof that Southern Seiniriary is well known for its t':unily zltniosphere. Younger sisters, flZlUg'l'llCI'S, nieces, cousins, and even gruncl- rlztughters of oltl students are members of this traclitional organization. No regu- lzu' meetings :ire helcl, hut it is organized so that its members may get to know ezteh other lzetter :mtl may he :1 link between the present and the past. MEMBERS Klztry ltlzt llrown Phyllis l.e:1thers Martha Evelyn Rohey Kitty Davis Lucy Mztrtenstein Eleanor Schlernitzztuer Mzmriaui l l:u'ris ,loan Nletiut-:heon Martha Stephens llonnu Ingersoll Carolyn Alolslcy Barbrtru Vlilson tihristine Morrison Sol-1'r,, 0 . 624, ,J if Nag. 'A Maid of the ountains