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Page 33 text:
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Senate Provides Many Activities Eight student senators and five advisors spent an active year pro¬ viding activities for the student body. Many hours of planning and work gave the students a wide choice of activities to participate in. The Senate successfully spon¬ sored Fall Fest and Spring Fling with large crowds participating in events like tricycle races, a pie eating contest, a frisbee throw, a lap sit and a t-shirt contest. The Senate had diversified activi¬ ties ranging from blood drives to co-sponsoring the muscular dys¬ trophy dance-a-thon to initiating Friday Night at the Movies to or¬ ganizing dances to assisting with the all-school picnic at Camp Al¬ drich. Pam Schuler . President Jane Olson .Vice-President Debbie Hales .Secretary Steve Strait David Keyse Anita Bevan Jerry Ney Angela Peters Advisors Rick Hanke Teresa Farmer Mary Massey Pat McGhee Brad Rhea (Left) Pam Schuler devoted hours of hard work in order to organize and lead a suc¬ cessful Student Senate. (Below) Members and advisors of Student Senate include (left to right) Mary Massey, Brad Rhea, Theresa Farmer, Jane Olsen, David Keyse, Pam Schuler, Rick Hanke, Anita Bevans, Jerry Nye, Debbie Hales, Steve Strait, and Angie Peters.
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Living Centers Expand As BCCC Grows Six new units were added to the BCCC Living Centers. The new units, Phase II, provide campus housing for forty-eight additional students. Phase II units have larg¬ er rooms than Phase I units, but have no central lounge. The total occupancy available in Phase I and Phase II units is One- hundred and forty-four. Total oc¬ cupancy for the 1978-1979 year was one-hundred and thirty-four. (Upper right) Richard Hanke passes the gavel to Diran Barr in honor of Diran ' s out¬ standing achievement as President of Stu¬ dent Housing. (Below) Steve Strait and Ar- mond Bechard relax as much as any stu¬ dents can while cramming for finals. (Low¬ er right) The Living Centers provide stu¬ dents with room for recreation as well as study.
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Judging Team Achieves National Recognition The Livestock Judging Team was a new addition to campus organi¬ zations. The team, under the coaching and instruction of Stan Fury, earned a national reputa¬ tion for Barton County. The team consistly placed high in the nation’s most prestigious meets and defeated many four year colleges. The first year team impressed all that they competed against. (Upper right) Craig Scott demonstrates the talents required of a quality Livestock judge. (Lower right) Members of the Live¬ stock Judging Team are proud of their tro¬ phies. 30
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