Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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By means of speakers and discussions the IRC views and attempts to understand world problems and acquaint students with current issues 0 a Qu, :Qi Sylvia Mecchia, president, greets Dr. McCleary f' . .Y w I Q Working within the state or- ' l guest speaker. M Dix ii? U-FW v 'ljll ganization, the M. A. Newell chapter familiorizes its mem- bers with teaching in its pro- fessional aspects. To acquaint interested high school students with the advantages of the col- lege and profession the group sponsors campus visiting days. international relations club A mir! J! Li. '5 tiff' future teachers of america l Y 55 . 1 5, rf' Oi alpha phi omega Lose something? The APO's Lost and Found is in the Bar- racks. Or did you want to enter the Ugly Man Contest? - Fill out this blank. Want entertain- ment? - Movies only 25c. ali R. Prince natural history H wisiiefd Q l'0UP 1 KG- txt. Sponsoring one out-of-door ac tivity o month the NHG achieves their purpose of providing enjoy ment and knowledge for its mem bers.

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canterbury club Fl M. Bower ,. - ,rwq - 'Y f' fs F' L i T L. Walke newman club s student association 'Z student -, I christian association A. Kulick M if f W. Miller 'F' S 5' --a c -.1 From the sponsoring of caroling through Towson at Christmas time to participation in regional conventions, the religious organizations on cam- pus carry on varied programs. For the needs of Catholic students there is the Newman Clubg for Lutherans, the Lutheran Student Associationg for Episcopalians, the Canterbury Club. An interdenominational, and one of the oldest and most active groups is the Student Christian Association. The youngest, the Inter-Varsity group. 1, Ar f 'Jil' ',

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marshals Il H ' ' Cards please - a familiar restrain at every assembly. Mar shals are well known for this, but they also help us by usher- ing at other events and by greet- ing college visitors. J na S. List men's athletic association .. .,...- ?'l 3 A I , Mlfgll 1, B. Colburn By analyzing problems in the ath- letic schedule and by improving con- . g ditions where necessary, the Men's Ath- ' J ' letic Association has a program of Sports For All whereby every man in the college may participate. 1 1 Q. 'F' Y 4-fy , of -D 5 4 . X , -If Q ft ly ,' -..assi fx . J. Shapiro f intervarsity l ' i Striving to strengthen their spiritual lives members of the lnter-Varsity Christian Fellow- ship study the Holy Scriptures as a group. Guest speakers aid in achieving this purpose. women's athletic association Including all women students in the college, the Womens Ath- letic Association sponsors an elective system which affords to 1 -f w . ,tu D l '- L l if F Y vp. .-Q: . ,, A ,J 1 F. Rice all an opportunity to engage in Q various sports. lnter-collegiate ' - .ji and intramural competition along , with the special assistance service concludes the program, X v . -.!