Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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Q . 35 r I is Q i .sy ' it Q x - :elf ' ity' FIRST ROW: D. Daily, I. Williams, M. Balkcom, I. Iohnson, Lynn Hard- C, Hudson, B. Ietter, A. Reynolds, C. Toth. FOURTH ROW N. Mc'- wifk, sweetheart: B- Szorady, l. Bramblvtt, I. Hall. 5ECOND ROWS 5. Daniel, I. Darby, R. Dressel, H, Mills, I. Penn, G. Crook, I. Harris, H. Darnell, R. Hartley, B. Stewart, M, Borden, M. Williams, M. Moye, P. Brady, FIFTH RQWIA N, Gamzpl, I Hucwy- Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Ciddens, C. Midkiff, M. Harrison, M. Griffin, Communications Boosted Circle K Campus communications at Abraham Baldwin received a boost this year with the addition of the student organization bulletin board provided by Circle K, a service organization for men, Members of the group gave financial support and hours of work toward underprivileged children of Tifton through funds raised by the sponsorship of several dances on campus. Circle K took initial steps this year in the organization of ABAC's first vvomen's service organization, Alpha K. Any male willing to serve his community and campus embodies Circle K's purpose. OFFICERS: M. Moye, treasurerg N. Ganzel, reporter, H. Mills, secretary, I. Williams, vice president, M. Borden, president. 44

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Representative Group Formulates Policies Student Cabinet BO STEWART President Student leaders here at ABAC worked this year with much enthusiasm on projects that were completed within the Student Cabinet. Major projects included the book sales at the beginning of each quarter and conducting the Teacher-Campus evaluations, dances, elections, student assemblies and the Who's Who elections. The purposes of the Student Cabinet can clearly be seen by looking at the accomplishments that the group brought the campus in 1968-69, The Student Cabinet provides for student government on campus, and a medium of communication between student body and administration. The group provides entertainment and activities for the students and it brings about work with the administration to solve problems within the campus community. Members of the cabinet are presidents oi a chartered student organizations, dormitory presidents, class officers and student body officers, DORM REPRESENTATIVES: l. Mulliford, I, Clemens, K. Smith, B. Verner. OFFICERS, seated: L. Rowe, reporter, S. Golden, vice president, B. Stewart, president. Standing: B. Verner, secretary, N. Ganzel, parliamentarian.

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05 RWM FIRST ROW: R. Austin, Krista Shiver, sweetheart, R. Franz, I. Ussery. SECOND ROW: Mr. Potter advisor, R. Griffin, C. Sayler. Offers Assistance Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, one of the service organizations on campus, has assisted the campus community in such ways as guiding tours for prospective students, publicity for the blood drives, assisting with registration and summer school orientation. The purpose of this fraternity is to assemble college men in a national service fraternity in the fellowship of the principles of the Boy Scouts of America as embodied in its scout oath and lavv, to develop leadership, to promote friendship, and provide service to humanityg and to further the freedom that is our national, educational, and intellectual heritage. 45