University of Maryland School of Nursing - Pledge Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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vm' up '- 5 :mail 5 , SGA is a student government orga- nization here at Delano which helps to coordinate the activities between the students and the administration. The members are also in charge of student activities and desk monitor- ing duties. This year, SGA has done much behind the scenes work? The mem- bers acted as a buffer between ad- ministration and the students and tried to arrive at compromises for both sides. Meetings were held once every month and were open to any students wishing to attend. Com- plaint boxes were sponsored for stu- dent complaints and suggestions. SGA sold bumper stickers to increase the budgetg it helped to finance the USO Show and helped to coordinate distribution of funds from the Univer- sity of Maryland. This organization has helped to make the year enjoyable for the student body. Our thanks are extended to the members. ...,., . ., , ,---'-- ---- N- f-'ra ,K .wc ,, SGA 2 ? , .,.,. if t'i' ' is ' 0-fa P- qwe P e'S0,, ' ' 'f -eu A Left to Right, Front R0w.' Maudi Flemister, Social Chairmang Art Wallace, Jr. Class Presidentg Sue Wirtz, Co-editor Pledge '77. Row Two: Sue Kelley, Chorus Co-chairmang Mary Oakley, Sr. Class Presidentg Leigh-Ann Deubler, Senatorg Nancy Hazle, SGA Vice-Presidentg Chuck Perkins, SGA Presidentg Jackie Smith, SGA Treasurer. wraug ,A L1

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