Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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The Miltenberger Jazz Quar- tet entertains students be- fore Homecoming. Student Government 23

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. Ron Lyons campaigns for the position of campus presi- dent. Chip Royce (upper right) mans the voting room, while the others check off their final decisions for 1988-89 offices. 22 Student Government Student Government The main task of Student Government was summed up by senior senator Lori Wells, We want to motivate the campus. The students had many chances to become active in an event or to simply sit back and enjoy. The activities that stood out this year were the petitioning of the $50 surcharge, the first annual tree lighting and the supporting of the Messiah under the direction of music professor Jack Ashton. During the petioning of the $50 surcharge Robin Coakley noted, The only way that we as students can make a differ- ence is if we get everyone in- volved ... Student Government also led the production of FSC ' s own Dating Game and Win Lose or Draw competitions. Students seemed to be ex- cited about these events said Carrie Sopuch, president. The number that attended the off- beat events revealed a suc- cessful schedule by Student Government. The activities mentioned are only a few of the events the council organized. There was not a week that went by without something for the campus to look forward to. The events provided by the group should not be taken for granted. Without all of their sacrifices FSC would just be another campus on the map. The college turns Hollywood with the presentation of the Dating Game competition.

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STUDENT MEDICAL RECORD ORGANIZATION — Back row — R. Pigott, J. Wade, T. Henderson, M. Allman, E. Holyfield, M. Matheny, B. Lake, G. Smith. Row 2 — Lauralyn Burke, instructor; L. Cobun, P. Hart, P. Usary, C. Hayhurst, H. Riggs, R. Swisher. Front row — K. Wray, class rep.; R. Kincaid, secretary; A. Seeders, president; M. Hess, vice president; T. Haught, activities; Sr. Marie Horvath, advisor. STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION 1988 — Back row — P. Haskinson, C. Rosinski, A. St. Clair, A. Tenney, J. Strahin, D. Bogdanich, K. McElroy. Row 2 — M. Hudson, M. Harless, D. Shine, S. Langford, T. Kirkpatrick, D. Mentus, M. Loria, G. Keener, B. Mclntire, P. Poling. Front row — W. Lawson, C. Stull, J. Schiffhauer, S. Smith, S. Spine, v. pres.; K. Wadell, sec; D. Boylan, class rep.; C. Crawford. ft o © ft STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION 1989 — Back row — B. Uphold, M. Shahan, N. Maze, M. Bunner, L. Cogar, T. Jefferson. Row 3 — L. Durante, T. Armentrout, A. Matheny, E. White, M. Montgomery, D. Childers, C. Rush, J. Mayle, M. Wolfe, H. Bolinger, L. Maxwell, K. Petko. Row 2 — C. Findo, J. Groves, S. Wilfong, S. Mayle, K. Tennant, L. Burge, L. Basnett, J. Haught, D. Mace, S. Runyan, A. Rhoades, J. Garrison, L. Dotson. Front row — R. Bischof, L. Kirby, S. Pritt, C. Jarvis, pres.; R. Jones, sec; T. Sheets, treas.; P. Beaver, class rep.; C. Furbee. 24 Health Careers Health Careers The Health Careers division is certainly on the move for the future. Medical Record Technol- ogy has a job growth rate of 75 percent by the year 2000, ac- cording to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The students enrolled in this two-year associate degree program have been able, through the Student Medical Record Organization, to tour United Hospital Center in Clarksburg and West Virginia University Hospital in Morgan- town. Student Nurses Associ- ation Organization members are enrolled in the associate degree nursing program at Fairmont State. Demonstrat- ing practical application of nursing skills in campus labo- ratories as well as clinical set- tings, they organized their Christmas party at Wishing Well Health Center and par- ticipated in the Lions Club Vi- sion Clinic in the spring. Patti Usary checks patient charts at the Fairmont Clinic.