Towson University - Tower Echoes Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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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 . -.!

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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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M As the largest musical group, the Glee Club contributes in a big way to the college entertain- ment. It also reaches the public through its annual broadcast. ff 1 orchestra 'L Q 1 l C Q I mst.. G, Bisbikis 3' uri ,X One of the most improved or- ganizations on campus, the or- chestra offers entertainment at assemblies. lt also participates in a larger program during May Day, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement.