Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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MEN ' S UNION GOVERNING BOARD Row One: James Bolender, Jim Dow, Jim Hartman (president), Row Two: Richard Fankhauser, William Loftus, Jan Mac Anderson, Tom Lyons. Paul Haring, Al Finchum, Dan Jlorrison, Wayne E. Williams. Row Three: Dean Maurel Hunkins, Dale Hajek. Men ' s Union Governing- Board . . . the voice of over 4000 male students ... is a large part of Student Government. Convinced that through self-government the aims of education in a democratic university may l)e fulfilled, MUGB is a watch-dog of activities and policy affecting male students. In meeti ngs every two weeks in the OU Center, MUGB hears, discusses, acts on issues . . . some known to few, some known to many. Men ' s General Court, handled by MUGB, is one undertaking of the Board. Coupled with the job of running a court are such activities as the Freshman Mixer, Registration Hop, Leadership Dinner, Honor Day Awards, the adoption of a Korean oiphan and sponsorship of student loan funds. Like the students they represent, the Board never stops its activity . . . meeting, social events, discussion groups, committees, polls, and reports. 26

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STUDENT COUNCIL Left side: Jim Tliompson, Betsy Bolender, Burt English, Gweii Naus, Jo Hartshorae, Fox Lenihan, Robert L. Barnett, Margaret M. Deppen (adviser), George V. Voinovich (president). Standing: Lany Buckles, Dave Bnieckner, Dick Schnelker. Right side: Lois Barniash, Jim Hartman, Marilyn Ballas, Carol Mason, Arlene Pilat, Sally Nathan, Judy Coles, Patrick Coschignano, Dean Maurel Hunkins. One day last Spring, students gathered in the Student Government room. The new Student Council president walked in . . . a cheer went up for George. From that day on, any student felt free to come in and discuss a problem or file a complaint with tliat same president. Some called it friendliness; some, just public relations: whatever the means, the results were the same . . . better relationship between government and those governed. New ideas constantly emerged from Council meetings. The Council newsletter with Morton Fieldmouse, explained Council policies and actions. Foreign students and their problems on OU ' s campus were brought before the student body tlirough the creation of an International Symposium. Student Council worked this year for better understanding. 25

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Senatt ' , liow inic: Alanan Hagt-n, Prisciila Newton, Sue Kline, Susan Andeison. K v two: Pat White, Jan Hoover, Gwen Naus (President), Patricia .Matheny, Terrj ' Thompson, Diane H. Gibbs, Odette Kingsley, Judy Small, Barb Beal, Jan Story, Esther Fleming. WOMEN ' S LEAGUE All coeds belong to Women ' s League. They belong because they are a coed at Ohio University. The majority of them belong because it is for them that League exists. A numbei ' of them belong because they were chosen to represent the majority. Coeds elect one from among themselves and instruct her to vote according to the opinion of the group she represents. Coeds belong because they elect five officers of the League. These officers, repi-esentatives of League committees and two other women ' s organizations meet to execute the program of the League. Coeds are proud of belonging because here they come closer than they may ever come to the governmental system like that of their country. And as they take that system for granted, they are tempted to do the same here. The day that League takes up an issue that affects the coed, they take notice and are glad that League exists and that they belong. Assembly, Row one: Phyllis Withrow, Donna Wahl, Nanci Wohl, Nancy Richards, Eleanor Russell, Alice Sherwood, Peggy French, Mary McClish, Marsha Carlisle, EveljTi Albu, Nancy Da-vnd, Virginia Moore, Lynn Gardner, Sally Polen, Nancy Faith Mandel Irene Kei-ner, Nonna Kraus, Patricia Gahagan, Ginger Home, Margot Greene. Row two: Mary Meyer, Carole Bowman, Vande Mates, Odette Kingsley, Marlene Marski, Sue Kline, Diane H. Gibbs, Mariam Edgar, Mary Jane Markell, Lynn Ann Simon, Patricia Matheny, Jan Hoover, Jeannine We.st, Sally Roscover, Thora Ei-wine, Sally Nathan, Audi ' ey Kessler, Judy Waddington, Barbara Beal, Jan Stoi-y, Pat Smith, Ginny Kline. Row three: Claire Jones, Georgette Munis, Linda McVicker, Susan Wissler, Carolyn Crago, Joyce Gymoty, Nancy Hanneman, Nancy Harless, Alice Jones, Bette Graves, Pat L. Hall, Edna Haber, Mary Lou McKee, Kathleen Shively, Saundra Greer, Kay Kirwan, Judy Bi-yan, Kathi Mooney, Sue Force, Ruth Davis, Jessie Janes, Mary Ann Walsh, Nancy Jaras, Kathleen Schneyer, Sue AlthoflF, Arlene Bomiann. Row four: Diane Malloy, Linda Heller, Karen Lee Einhom, Karen Waldron, Carolyn Flad, Eden Anderson, Lawrene Cooper, Maria Peller, Sally Coombs, Mari-Louise Rasmussen, Virginia Bellan, Sonnie Hallerman, Carol Kushen, Jeff Hammill, Wanda Kniaz, Jackie Shane, Peggy Brooks, Fran Isaly, Jackie Story, Gail Kalapos, Jan Niebusch, Linda Preisler, Judy E. Johnson, Roseann Lanese, Linda Baltzer, Eveljni Stumphauzer. 27