Women's Student Government Association (WSGA)

Creator

• Diorama, 1966

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Source Collection

The University of North Alabama Archives and Special Collections, Diorama, 1966, pg. 137, Collier Library. 

Description

Depiction of the Women's Student Government Association derived from the Diorama, the student yearbook.

Row One, Left to Right: Geraldine Anderson, Frances Haney, Treasurer; Freda Parker, Town Representative; Brenda Alexander, Vice President; Carolyn Price, President; Pat Chandler, Secretary, Helen Franks, Social Chairman; Sherri Stewart. Row Two: Nancy Tuberville, Amanda Bloss, Diane Ponter, Dorothy Hester, Becky Robertson, Janie Montgomery, Linda Prince, Lindia Carpenter. Row Three: Barbara Anderson, Myra Chilcoat, Paula Bailey, Mary Jane Proctor, Jennette Byrd, Sue Montgomery, Linda V. Jackson, Amy Rea.

According to the Diorama, "The Women's Student Government Association is an organization of every woman student on campus. Representatives are chosen to act as an advisory board to the Dean of Women on matters of welfare of the women students. The purpose of the WSGA is to encourage a sense of individual responsibilities and to further a spirit of unity among women students. The WSGA published "Co-Etiquette," a handbook for all freshman girls, sponsors Charm Week, Sadie Hawkins Week, and the Co-Ed Ball."

Date Created

5-1-2026

Date

1966

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