University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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The Oak and Spruce Lodge provided an atmosphere conducive to reflective thought over the many social and academic problems of the UMass student body. Oak ' n ' Spruce HostsS.W.A.P. Student Workers ' Activities Union (S.W.A.P.) could be one of the least known and most beneficial events of the school year. The University calls repre- sentatives from every organization, de- partment, honor society, and class to- gether in a relaxed atmosphere to confer, to criticize and to become acquainted. On October second and third, the Oak and Spruce Lodge in West Lee hosted this year ' s conference. Under the efficient chairmanship of Mike Smith, spirits were high and enthusiasm prevailed. The morning session was divided into Mill Wilkinson lends a discussion on promoting unity and spirit within the dorms while Kip .lohnson and Hovie Clifford :iw;iil their chance to voice an opinion.

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Lenny Charest, Chairman Mike Smith, and Dr. Venman relax during an afternoon break. Solutions Sought to Campus Problems dormitory and Greek discussions — sug- gesting methods to develop unity, to in- crease spirit, and to do away with apa- thy. The Berkshires were at their, au- tumnal best, allowing for a delicious bar- becue and lawn discussions. These were led, concerning image on and off cam- pus, extracurriculars — their place and importance, and communications. Upon leaving, the feeling was one of having contributed greatly, yet reaping much more than expected ... in ideas and friendships. The S.W.A.P. Executive Committee — Seated: Dotty Stoklosa, Mike Smith, Chairman; Susan GHckman, Carol Sullivan. Standing: Kip John- son, Bill Najam, Wayne Goebel, Lenny Charest. Missing: Judy Zenis and Lynn Pierce, and Advisors Bill Starkweather and Harold Watts. 27