Mercer County Community College - Viking Yearbook (West Windsor, NJ)

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GROUP M RADIO Many students ereate Write and broad life experience with broadcasting and helps the club's many members decide about future careers in the field Art Krauss is the faculty sponsor X - Y' , J' ' Sl ' ' ' 'lf' v as l f W 'A f Q. Q. 7 y f , - - ' . V ' 9 fi . if 7 , 1 wwf, , - 'ylf cast their own shows. This provides a ' real If f fy, - 's' W f. ' ll 1 .p df W X- if ii sp' 1 7 - , 1 lim' 1 ' V ' A l , , x f ,l - -. Q ' - fbi. f . ,, A L . I --Rf . ' s t' ,g'i ' .V .4 Z ' Q., H H J .. . ' .. ff .Sli W X 104- A ' 'N 533 as '49 Li In various stages of organization and disorganization, Mcrcer's own radio station has existed for years, even when MCCC's total base of operations was in downtown Trenton. This year, however, under the dedicated leadership of Frank Hujber, Group M Radio has really become an organized, constantly expanding example of local radio. Broadcasting throughout the day, WMCC provides a variety of programming for those relaxed moments in the Student Center. ,, Q Kap? , ., ,lfv fn. . fs lit em . A JD 14241 W .. a ff' . A 1 X 499.41 ii .aa my

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Preparing students for careers and professions is lVICCC,s top goal. To- morrow's engineers lind their club a fascinating introduction to the held, its people and its purposesg they come in Contact with far more than the textbook knowledge their courses provide. Donald Hiles was the 1977- 78 presidentg Mr. Robert Duncan is faculty sponsor. PEP CLUB ENGINEERS, CLUB If there,s anything around MCCC that needs a boost, it's student interest in college activities. The Pep Club tries to give teams and events that needed boost. They look like they could do it too, don,t they? SOCIAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY Let's talk about it. 'I'hat's the pur- pose and chief activity of this weekly group. Founded this year by Art Forman, David Collier and Saul God- wasser, the group sponsored lectures and panel discussions with audience participation. Guy Treadway was the first president.

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Wonder where your activity fee goes? Part of it pays for the many concerts and other activities origi- nated, organized and run by SAB. Jack DeStefano headed the concert committee, Melvina Tolifero was in charge at the Kerney Campus, Luba Hlady handled trips, Diane Randall planned special events, Edward Jo- seph screened hlms. At the helm was Sheri Boang trying to control her were Alan Sims and Barb Milne, faculty sponsors. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION In order to keep alive the knowl- edge of the cultural heritage of so many Americans, the Third World Experience exists. In addition to pro- moting social and cultural awareness among its members, it seeks to make the rest of the community aware by such outstanding events as their an- nual Weekend. Diane Randall was this year's president, Ed Frederick and Martha Gunning were the facul- ty sponsors. Decisions! Decisionsl Who helps make them: SGA, a group of elected students, was headed this year first by Barry Borgianini and then by Andy Grant. Standing behind them with the newly revised Students, Rights and Re- sponsibilitiesv were Alan Sims and Barb Milne, faculty sponsors. THIRD WORLD EXPERIENCE 105