Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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fu 71 1 elaine ingram s. e. c. president, dances with orchestra leader sam donahue at s. e. c. dance row l-dave beer, bob cooksey, ed hildebrandt, paul rydzinski, bill streeter, bob green. row 2-morry mannies, bobbie mattingly, glen hyndman, ianie la- row, elaine ingram, rachel moody, travis burleson, sharon ronneau, leigh morris. row 3-mr. deal, arlene karp, sharon gebert, mary ann clark, ierri- anne craig, barbara sedlak, dr. collier. each year the student executive council sponsors several campus wide events. included in these are the all-school mixer, homecoming, and parents day. this year s. e. c. adopted a revised constitution, which was the result of an intensive study. this new constitution increased the s. e. c., mem- bership to twenty-three members, representing a wider segment of the student association. the student executive council at ball state was active this year pro- moting student activities, fostering traditions, and bettering the overall atmosphere of the campus. this year s. e. c. has expanded its number of representatives to twenty-three so as to have more extensive rep- resentation. serving under the five commissioners are many committees who cor- relate campus social events, school spirit, and supervise all elections held on the campus throughout the year. student executive council also sponsors homecoming, parents' day, b-book, aids in the selection of the cheer leaders, and publishes the social calendar. as a whole, each com- mittee member represents a segment of a group or activity on campus, thereby assuring better overall government for all the students. commissioners public relations-dave beer social-jerrianne craig elections-paul rydzinski internal affairs-sharon gebert homecoming-glen hyndman officers president-elaine ingram vice-president-dave beer secretary-rachel moody treasurer-dick sorrell 23 Qr

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,, .Y L. 1 A? My 4 i 1 row 'I-don nelson, bradley neal, ron gerkin, dave battas, dean gerber, iack cruse. row 2-tom curtis, ian trittschuh, bill przybysz, patra redman, elaine hubbard, sherry o'dell, beth schneider, milly rak, karen lindquist, carole lehman, ioanne gruszka. row 3-ester dawson, iean rine, sandy scott, mary giles, nancy hertel, mariana moore, carol egg- ers, mary long, judi breece, butch pippen. row 4-bill wiggins, dr. marks, byron himelick, iohn gordon, jim horein, bill click, leigh morris. student center committees -- norm mccurdy jane larowe kay jenkins dick uhlir steve kosanovich bill marohn 22 chairmen: film committee music committee .. public relations , , recreation committee , social committee student-faculty committee there are six student center committees. the film committee provides entertaining and educational films free of charge to the campus. the student-faculty re- lations committee stimulates and fosters intellectual thought and growth through discussions, coffee hours, etc. the music committee promotes a better understand- ing between campus and community groups through publications and correlated activities. the recreation committee maintains the recreational facilities within the student center and conducts campus wide tournaments. the social committee provides social functions and events on campus. the student center governing board acts as a co- ordinating body as well as directing the student center exposition, homecoming decorations, christmas decora- tions, birthday party, service desk, recognition banquet, and the pledge show.

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,432 f'W f'N row 'l-dee dillon, ruth folkers, pat gouldsbery, carol corbin, patra redman, martha martln sue iean kennedy, ianie larowe, charlene grolla. row 2-steve kosanovich, larry conrad, richard faust, bill streeter lohn gordon norm mccurdy iack o'nan, ir., fred hamilton, russ poor, kent gordon, kenny hillman don nelson dick uhllr student executive councH committees the student execu- tive council commit- tees work with the commissioners to carry on much of the work of the coun- cil. under the new constitution adopted this year the number of commissions has been reduced to five, each with several sub- commissions. .A