Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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cgi Fixes. is , L -1:1 -J ,., ' 1' ls The STudenT SenaTe TuncTional? Or is iT oT liTTle use To FLC? QuesTions OT This naTure came ThroughouT The i966-67 leg- islaTive year. Always a TargeT Tor criTicism, sTudenT governmenTs have These issues Thrown aT Them. Many sTudenT governmenTs are oT liTTle value, buT This wriTer believes ThaT The ForT Lewis STudenT SenaTe has a TuncTion and a value Tor The college. BeTore The skepTic screams and ranTs, leT me say This-who seTs up The Fine ArTs programs, organizes Homecoming. l-learT Week, WinTer Formal, and sponsors dances: who esTablishes budgeTs Tor The clubs and handles The enTire sTudenT body acTiviTy Tund? And who hollers The loudesT, and com- plains The mosT if his club or peT proiecT didn'T receive as much money as he Tigured iT deserved Trom sTudenT Tunds? The same skepTic who didn'T voTe in The lasT SenaTe elecTion. or didn'T go To SenaTe meeTings To speak Tor his causes. I don'T see how anyone Taking no in- TeresT in his governmenT can have enough knowledge To say whaT is righ+ or wrong. The ForT Lewis College STudenT SenaTe works noT To govern buT To represenT. And if iT isn'T Truly represenTaTive, remember- represenTaTion is a muTual proiecT. Doug Ross x The ForT Lewis College STudenT SenaTe operaTes on a roTaTion basis. Comprised oT 'FiTTeen members. iT has Tive new members each TrimesTer, elecTed Tor Three TrimesTers. i , , . PresidenT Reed and Dean Wallace conTer during The Greai' DebaTe over The STaTe Board oT AgriculTure's TraTerniTy ban. AdminisTraTion members oTTen aTTended SenaTe meeTings To advise and To provide needed in- TormaTion. STuden'r Senofe

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wmii, Business Club Compiling a survey on sfudenf spending for fhe lndependenf was fhe main proiecf of fhe Forf Lewis College Business Club. Members Sfan Graffis, Jim Lee, Harvey Crowley and Ralph Hagan represenfed Forl' Lewis af a symposium held af Denver Universify and 'rhe enfire group en- ioyed a dinner feafuring a guesf speaker af fhe Holiday lnn. Officers included Jerry Dunn, presidenfg Ralph Hagan, vice-presidenf: Cliff Rhead. secrefary: and Harvey Crowley. freasurer. Sponsors for fhe club were Mr. William Hollis. Mr. C. P. Hous- fon and Mr. Aubrey Holderness. STANDING: Del Offinger. FIRST ROW: George Walfers and Yvonne Clemenf. SEC- OND ROW: Sunny Wifkind. Clyde Benally. Frank Kinion and Mr. Pugh. sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ellen Zabel, Kay Rosengarfen. Mary Lou Macy, and John Safes. COAC The Clubs and Organiza- fions Acfivifies Council has fhe momenfous fask of budgefing for all clubs on campus. Vice-presi- denf of fhe sfudenf body, Del Offinger, served as chairman of COAC. Among ofher accom- plishmenfs. Council members did an excellenl' iob in planning and programing Homecoming and fhe Winfer Formal. Also wifhin fhe workload of COAC was a pre-budgefary planning schedule. This included ifemizing all ex- pendifures for clubs and organi- zafions for fhe following year. BACK ROW: Don Kirby. Tony Carney, Bill Bridges, Phil Devor. Tom HOSSB. Mike Carrufhers and C. P. Housfon. sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Tierney. Alan Wilson. Don Gibbs, Larry Dixon. Bob Gilmisfer, Sfan .Graffls and Calvin Haning. FRONT ROW: Rick Olson, Bill Armsfrong. Cliff Rhead. Harvey Crowley, Jerry Dunn and Ralph Hagan. I35

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All 1 lla F ,lg Sfuclenf Body Presidenl' Mike Smlllm slrived for more sludenl voice in college affairs. more inleresr from Jrhe sludenls. fl fl 'BTW' V, ...A ,,, A A: 11- 'Q I Q 3 ., ',.'. f'. ..'f ' i , L. iggm:-,,.,:-Y, , ,-L., . iggsgfiiff' . id- Senalor Clay Alexander lcenlerl oullines for 'rl'1e Senal'e's consideralion. a proposal 4- 5 Senale officers: Maragaref Bisio, recording secre- lary Har lefll: Del Olllnger. vice-president Mike Smillw. presidenl: Sleve Marlin, lreasurer. JK