Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Lieneral improvement and beauti- 42 D Front row: Joyce Waters. lan Mahaney. Toni Hart. Second row. Mike Sowers, Tommy Wallace, Charles Smithson, Bob Sandifer. Communications Committee Encouraging communication be- tween campus organizations is the work ofthe Communications Commit- tee, headed by Tony l-lart in the fall and by Tommy Wallace in the spring. Bulletin boards relaying organiza- tional messages are maintained throughout the student center. The committee also coordinated the sec- tion on organizations in the student directory and sponsored Town Hall meetings, open forums held once each semester. The President's Reception was held again to inform administra- tors on campus activities and to spot- light common goals of the various or- ganizations. Campus Committee fication ofthe campus is the purpose of projects carried out by the Campus Committee, headed by Steve Tipps. The group considered putting pencil sharpeners in classrooms and having street lights installed between the girls' dormitory and the library. They also made plans to set up bicycle racks, permanent map stands, and a sign board to announce important events. fa Front row: leri Haagen, Steve Tipps. Second row: Mallard Walton, Stuart Mills, Cam lohnson Bob McBrien.

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'New 'f 'V' ont row: Joey Sandifer. Second row: Jan Hart, Jan lviahaney, Richard Calfee, Sherry Penny. 'ont row: Bob Sandifer, Joyce Water, Sue Grant. Second row: Don Smith, John Battle. Executive Committee Officers of Student Government also serve on the Executive Commit- tee. They are Joey Sandifer, presi- dent, Richard Calfee, vice-president: Jan lvlahaney, corresponding secre- tary, Sherry Penny, treasurer, and Jan Hart, parliamentarian. The com-mittee supervises Student Government activities and renders policy decisions. Another function is to select business to be brought be- fore the organization as a whole. R.E.D. Committee Under the leadership of John Battle, the Research, Evaluation, and Development Committee investigates needs of the college community, rec- ommends solutions, and evaluates the success of their measures. Each year the committee deter- mines the policy for who will publish the student directory. They also select the members for the Student-Faculty Relations Board and recommend stu- dents to serve on the campus traffic court. Efforts were successful in February to open recreational facili- ties of the Student Center on week- ends, and a reception for National Merit finalists in the area was held again in the spring. :ft ZW! 'iii U y G- X, It 42-,Q

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xww iinance Committee Treasurer of the Executive Committee, Sherry Penny, chairman of the Finance Committee. Under their juris- ction are matters involving finances for Student overnment activities. The group determines the budget, eeps the books, and decides rules concerning money. 1arles Smithson, lan Hart, Steve iipps W Rules Committee Serving as chairman ofthe Rules Committee is parlia- nnentarian of Student Government, lan l-larti Arbitration is the main function of the group in solving constitutional questions, interpretations of rules, and appeals from decisions from the election committee. ,f-2' ' as 3. i