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9 QW HW' EK? 1 ,. ' fi QLKF., J RECREATION: Row 1: Shirley Fox, Beth Clark, Sue Chiles, Barbara Carney, SPECIAL EVENTS: Row 1: joan Muretic fchairmanj, Norma Pat -Campbell, Nancy Haddad, Ginny Peil, Sally Switzer. Row 2: Pat Crabtree, Pat Wrenn. Raw 2: Janice Axton, Tag Merritt, Elaine Shelly, Bob Stccnbcrgcn, Paul Long, Don I-Iarshfield, Dick Rczzonico Rodgers. Cchairmanl, Preston Smith. ASSUCI1-l'I'Ell Wllllll TUIIENT New women students were invited to meet Dean of Women Karen L. Carlson and her staff members at the annual AWS tea during Freshman Week. The woman was requested to pay at the Singapore Swingf, the annual AWS formal that climaxed Twirp Week activities. AWS also sponsored a conference on parliamentary procedure, and for Senior Day planned a fashion show and leadership discussion. The Virginia Kling scholarship, offered to a junior or senior woman and fonnerly financed by Campus Chest, became an AWS project. Experiment in International Livingv was promoted with a coffee discussion and movie in December. AWS members attended the state convention in Phoenix and the regional spring convention in Collins, Colorado. Expanding civic activities, initiating a Special Events Committee, enlarging office staff facilities and over- seeing the annual Women's Day ceremonies on May 3 were additional AWS projects. X fe. if - lla-' 5 maxi? i .aw A A, 3 am S WJ? gi gg, V-.. Hi? yi-2' V 41125 .' 1 N iffy, 14 , - 4... Q., l by 1 CLEE MITCHELL, PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL was made up of Beryl Bert Cvice presidentl. SPECIAL EVENTS were planned by Lynn Gardner, Dorothy Clement Cadviserl, Glee Mitchell fpresidentl, Ginger Johnson Rael Cargill fchairmanl, fstandingl Pat Baldwin, Csecretaryb, Mary Bennett Ctreasurerl. Marie Chavez, Martina Garcia. Near: . id :Q ul if V57 '13 . ,.,, ,. ....1, I is 'T I ii sa Ss. 'i A J' y 4 i Q if .,,i.L:if - .am ,. 2 wwf is , L sf i 34 W f.v3
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.35 vllo 'Y E' fb. COMSTOCK Children's Hospital patients provided appealing work for Charlotte Smith, Barbara Peterson, Gretchen Graf, Peg Froman. fchairmanl. 6 Eg, W I V ..,. HANDBOOK problems were solved by Peggy Klein fchair- manl and Sylvia Frampton. Sue Nutting tcenterl headed the Clearing House. I Orfmms Srixrif jobs were clone hy Row 1: Patricia Campbell, Gail Phillips, 'Cherrill Alfou, Marianna Schantz, Mzucine Anderson, Shereen Thomas, Lynne I-lunhila. Row 2: Sara I-Inycs, Peggy Lewis, Trudi Cronbach, Anne Korholz, Tina O'Neil, Corky Hurlburt, Pat Meeks, Doris Smith fchairman J . l .Pilll . '. ,eq 1 'Lillie -.J - , '?lT15': 1 3, .V l f K ' ' Q' WORKING with deaf and blind scouts proved interesting to Jan Levich fchairmanl, Marilyn Ravel, Vicki Rice, Loretta Goettl. 27 N , PUBLICITY for AWS activities and events during the year was handled by Ginny Peil and Mary Jo Gobel rco-chairmeni, Dixie McDon1e1, Nancy Holish.
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