Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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ff ' mill 1.1.7 ,y '5 , JAMES BROWN Student Body Pres. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, First Row-E. Langley, R. Brownfield, and F. Furin. Second Row-S. Duke, F. Weaver, R. Tomchick, and G. Boinis. Standing-J. O. Brown. Now just because Uniontown is several miles away from the main campus is no reason for the lads and lassies of Fayette County to be content to devote themselves entirely to curricu- lar pastimes and forget all about the hustle and swirl of college life. Indeed not. The Center has been quite active and is, in a way, Waynes- burg College in miniature. 43

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Director Harry E. Gardner Dean Robert J. Bowden nionfown cider Perhaps there are many people on campus who never stop to realize that Waynesburg Col- lege has a young satellite which is located in the Ella Peach School building in Uniontown, Penn- sylvania. But then, there are many who do real- ize it, having spent at least a year there them- selves. The Center is maintained for the pur- pose of extending an education to those people who would like to be a part of our school but whom we are unable to accommodate as yet. Many students spend their freshman year at the center and then come to the campus to finish the remaining years of study. The Center is under the directorship of Prof. Harry E. Gardner and Assistant Dean, Robert J. Bowden. Left to Right-A. Michaelson, E. Fedor, H. Barclay, D. Correal, Dean Bowden, R. Harper, J. Hoye, Mrs. Mosier, and F. Forsythe.

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Yellow Jacket Junior Staff The student body is governed by a student council quite similar to the main council here on campus, with Prexy James Brown presiding over all council meetings. The newspaper staff pub- lishes a monthly paper which draws its names from that of our own paper, calling itself The Yellow Jacket Jr. Editor Joseph Fortuna and Associate Editor Janet Pratt supervise an up-and- coming publication. The call of the stage also reaches the students of The Center and their dramatic club under the direction of Dr. Robert J. Bowden, with the assistance of Edward Fedor, has produced Professor How Could You! with Marie Marchetti in the lead and No Way Out starring Erla Sue Langley and Jack Howthorne. The debate team, under the supervision of Mr. Hugh Barclay, made quite successful trips to Tu- lane University, West Virginia University, Mt. Mercy and California Colleges. The Archery Club holds weekly meetings with Prexy James Christmas Fun Brown once more in charge. The Center also sends two attendants to the May Queen's Court each year and this May Day Nancy Glison and Davidine Stark represented our sister school. The purely social life is not neglected for an instant either. There have been numerous sweater hops and informal dances, not to men- tion the December formal held at the Chantic- leer and the May formal at Gorly's Lake. Afternoon Slump 44