North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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Pro-tem Senators, elected at Orientation, functioned until after permanent members took over in November. Acting as coordinators for Homecoming and supervising election of Stu- dent Senators were the main duties of the tem- porary group. After an organizational meeting, one of the first actions of the newly elected Senate was the establishment of a system of standing committees: executive, budget, publicity, activ- ities, constitution, Homecoming, and curric- ulum. The new committees .and election proced- ures were the main components of constitu- tional amendments ratified by the students during second-semester registration. A study concerning the distribution of ac- tivity funds resulted in the establishment of the Student Activities Committee, which rep- resents faculty, administration, and senators, to recommend organization budgets to the Board of Directors. The Senate joined with other Iowa area vo- cational-technical schools and community col- leges in a new venture called the Iowa Com- munity Colleges Relations Board CICCRBJ. The ICCRB is concerned with gaining favor- able legislation at the state level as Well as with improving community relations and help- ing each other set up such student organiza- tions as student governments. NIACC's Bill Hitzhusen is vice-president of ICCRB. fi I , . 1 A ., ...4 2 Cares of office don't seem to hang heavily on the shoulders of Bill Hitzhusen, president of Student Senate. Front Row: fleft to rightl Tess Tiernan, Deanna Daly fvice-presidentl, Bill Hitzhusen fpresidentl, Karen Kock ftreasurerl, and Sandy Rollefson fsecretaryl. Second Row: Connie Ward, Terry Huso, Connie Schreiner, Diane Frisbie, and Steve Secory. Third Row: Diane Stauffer, Karen Plahn, Doug Gratias, Stan Yost, T. K. Flaaten, and John Seeley.

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Senate sponsor Jack Page leads the way to regular Thursday morning meeting. STUDE T SE ATE Works on greater involvement Front Row: Cleft to rightb Diane Frisbee, Diane Stauffer, Bill Hitz- husen, Sandy Rollefson, Steve Secory. Second Row: Jack Page fsponsorb, Chris Juhl, J. Fonkert, Tom Hemann, Karen Kock, John Miller. DVI: -v .- .x 46

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Speeches . . . . . . and promotional stunts . . . were held O O I l preceded the challenged first Senate election, which . . . . . . was followed by a carefully checked . . . . . . and controlled second election. Senate elections and held 48 ll