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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.
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fi .Emi .l . Mira' -f..- -LL x , . ex 1'--,m:., - v. Trp-4535, -4' Qf'gim.3,a,g,,5,5g1 X - 1. ia.: CU The Art Club has been involved in the problems of the Art Department as well as in providing a stimulating pivot point for creative students on campus. Under the leadership of Samuel Alex- ander, and with the efforts of Essordora Brown, the majors protested the inadequate facilities in the department. An art studio had been taken from the department and made into a reading room. After letters, petitions, and conferences, a verbal commitment to return the room was secured from President Russell. Other ac- tivities of this year include plans for a newsletter, annual lawn shows, a bi-weekly nostalgic series, a Homecoming car, and the an- nual Halloween Magic and Horror Show. Members of the Club pictured above are: Howard Green, Essordora Brown, Samuel Alexander, Robert Cox, Jacqueline Long, and Arthur Copeland.
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Alpha Phi Omega 1 -'-eff- ' X Mau. ACDQ Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity was founded on Dec. 16, 1925 on the campus of Lafayette College. Since it's inception, Alpha Phi Omega has been one of the most persistent service oriented organizations on college campuses. It is un- ique in being a true fraternity not only in fellowship, but also in inclusive membership, respecting each man's right to be proud of his race, color, or creed. The coming of Alpha Phi Omega to V.S.C. was brought about by five young men who wanted to do something for the college community. The five men were join- ed by twenty other men to form the charter line of Alpha Phi Omega at V.S.C. The pre- sent membership includes: Reginald Alston, lst Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Browng Steve Dozierg John Geeg Gregory Goodeg John Greeneg Michael Holmesg Cur- tis Holt, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Burton Lewisg Dennis Lewisg Joel Lylesg Dale McCullough: Robert Onlyg Melvin Porterg William Ruffin, Presidentg George Sheltong Clifton Sladeg David Strandg Roland Terrellg Fitz Turnerg Alger Warreng Larry yvliiteg Michael Williamsong Frederick i is. was gig '-- l in fi, tg, ri X' t , , :ia P: 6 ' If' b ' ,. O Ai rf'- .if x 5 J-7: we pgs A L If I 'V 'N' L. , . R ' Ev . ' lk. U i JI, .V A - - ' ' . .1 li A -vm vii
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