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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WHAT IS A YEARBOOK? THE PLEDGE 1977 STAFF Co-Editors ........................ Susan Simpliciano Sue Wirtz Photography . . . . . . Liz Gnatiuk CEditorJ Randy Caltrider . . . . Sue K. Kelley Linda Y. Ramos Art P. Wallace Copy ..... Administration, Staff and Faculty .................. .......... L iz Gnatiuk Fall and Spring Activities ....... Sharon Spiedel CEditorJ Anita Schmidt Claudine O'Neal . . . . . Cathy Pinski . . . . Patricia Shourds . . . Susan Simpliciano Sue Wirtz . . . Anita Schmidt . . . Twoey Tom Organizations ........... Juniors, Junior Clinical .... Seniors .......... , . . . . Senior Clinical ....... Business Manager .... What is a yearbook? A yearbook is a trip down memory lane for most people. It is filled with the bind of pictures which bring gasps of astonishment, sighs, smiles, or laughter from its readers. It is the journalistic attempt to bring together as many of the important, special, funny, and sad events of an entire school year and combine them into a meaningful whole. The task of producing such a book belongs to the yearbook staff. These students, with the help of their faculty advisors and yearbook representative, are responsible for creating a piece of work which represents a bind of pictorial diary of a very impor- tant year for them, their classmates, and others involved with academic life. At WRAIN, the staff of The Pledge begins early to prepare for the task they have volunteered to perform.