Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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I Ili 1 111 .... 'lfll-l?lf'llC6-Lflf njuemillied can Cgfeged GEORGE N. THOMAS BEN TOMLINSON ROBERT GOSHORN WILLIAM HARPER WILLIAM LONDON as editor of the Centennial Mad Anthony, Associate Editor of the Yellow Jacket and a member of Pan Hellenic and Sphinx, deserves her award. The Little Theater wouldn't be quite complete without THERESA DAMICH. Her portrayal of Antigone was enough to convince students and faculty alike of her ability and leadership. GEORGE THOMAS known as Scoop has all the qualifications and more for his award. As editor of the Yellow Jacket for two years and as a cooperative par- ticipant in the Kappa Sigma Kappa, and other organizations, his out- standing leadership is unquestionable. BEN TOMLINSON guided the student body through the past year as President of Student Council. In addition his Pfresidency of the Delta Sig Fraternity make his efforts commendable. BOB GOSHORN is an asset in any activity. Sigma Tau Delta, Little Theater and Sphinx are three of his many activities. There is not enough that can be said about BILL HARPER'S leadership and po- tentialities. His activities, his character and cooperation is worthy of a place in Who's Who. BILL LONDON is last, but not least. Starting as a prominent Freshman, Bill proved himself in Sigma Tau, Student Council and Sphinx. Congratulations to all-may the future bring luck, happiness and tributes worthy of these students. 55

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AOQ A0 .XQIWLOVLQ flft QlfLf1l EILEEN GALILEY CLARA CUNNINGHAM BARBARA PHROGNER DOROTHY JATRAS THERESA DAMICH One of the highest honors attainable on any campus is to have recognition in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges , an annual publication which considers approximately six hundred colleges and universities in America. In order to be eligible for consideration, the student must be either a Junior or Senior. Candidates for recommendation must also have good character, good scholarship, outstanding cooperation, leadership in academic and ex- tra-curricular activities, and potentialities or usefulness to business and society. The number of candidates eligible for Who's Who from each school is proportional with the number of students enrolled in the school during the previous year. The following ten students chosen by the faculty to represent Waynesburg in the 1948-49 edition were awarded certificates by Dean Moston at a Chapel program last November. EILEEN GALILEY chosen because of her leadership, played an im- portant role in the Y. W. C. A. as President and was a valuable mem- ber of the Sigma Tau Delta. CLARA CUNNINGHAM, an all around asset, participated in the Yellow Jacket, Mad Anthony, Sigma Tau Delta and Little Theater. Singing, acting, and writing are a few of the talents of BARBARA PFROGNER who deserves credit for work in numerous campus activities and organizations. DOROTHY JATRAS, 54

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un 1. i- ,Q-:rss :uv 'cw-. 1 H- -.t f-gy: -: -'-1 ff a--3,1 lst row: Joy Logie, Mary Longo, Nancey Moyer, Inez London. 2nd row: Ben Tomlinson, Don London, Bill DeCourcey, Frank Smeach, Mike Dacko, Ed Staycer, Dave Montgomery. t Ben Tomlinson l President Council has a serious meeting cgjilffwfenlf Gwnci Remember the Eastside costumes of the Bowery Brawl? And the gala event ot May Day? They were iust a couple of the activities sponsored by the Student Council, which acts as a sounding board for students and administra- tion. Two representatives from each class were chosen by the students in the spring. The coun- cil makes recommendations to the various posi- tions ot the school, acts on student complaints and sponsors proiects such as elections, Pep ral- lies, and Freshman Days.