Virginia State University - Trojan Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Whiting Hall Cabinet Seated: Judith Scott. Standing: Linda Ricks, Bernice Eley, Cynthia Savage, Pauline Fowlkes. The Whiting Hall Cabinet consists of officers in Whiting Hall who organize and plan activities for Senior women. They also serve as the governing body in the dormitory.