Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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Three executive officers, who are elected in the spring of the year by the entire student body, and one representative from each organization and each class compose the Student Council. Its objectives are to sponsor and coordinate the activities of the student body and of its individual clubs and depart- ments, to foster good will between the student body and all groups with which it comes in contact, to promote and sponsor all campus projects, and to serve as an inter-agent for the student association and faculty. A newly organized group this year, the Presidents' Council consists of the presidents of all organiza- tions on campus. Monthly meetings are held with the Director of Student Relations, Mr. Solberg. The purpose of the Presidents' Council is to discuss programs, membership and objectives of all campus organizations. Each group is viewed by the-others and all try to help overcome whatever difficulties may arise throughout the year. Thus, a sense of harmony and unity is fostered among all organizations. PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL members are Chuck Hughes, Advisor Esky Solberg, Paul Jeske, Candy Brucker, Jim Huss, Gretchen Hoffman, Milan Christianson, Mava Ciavarella, Steve Bjorklund, Irene Olson, Tom Hanson, Linda Carlson, and Ann Olgeirson. Not pictured are Leonard Schafer and Bill Reinehr. mmar STUDENT COUNCIL officers, President Jim Huss, Secretary Marilyn Huss, and Vice-President Ron Carlisle, are flanked by members Barb Mueller, Ann Olgeirson, Mary Hetherington, Advisor Esky Solberg, Barb Gibbons, Chuck Hughes, Betty Anderson, Dave Carlson, Mava Ciavarella, Ron Staff, Irene Olson, Gary Arman, Judy McKinzie, Gary Gronberg, Donna Kinnischtzke, Dennis Boyd, and Candy Brucker. Qtudent CocuiCtfi' And Biected to Represent Body

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PHI THETA KAPPA Members: William Campbell, Betty Marcovitz, Mava Ciavarella, Kenneth Kluch, Irene Olson, Robert Campbell, and Sharon Glass. PUlhetfr Kappcu SeCecft Cernu bo f-fOtUXttAij lA tnb isluf) Seven members of the graduating sophomore class were selected into the Kappa Omicron chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national honor society. Receiving this esteemed recognition were Robert and William Campbell, Mava Ciavarella, Sharon Glass, Kenneth Kluch, Betty Marcovitz, and Irene Olson. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is based on forty-five semester hours of college work. Thirty- six of these must be applicable to an Associate of Arts Degree and at least thirty semester hours must be completed at BJC. The grade average for these forty-five hours must be at least 2.5 (an A being three points). In addition to the required grade average, members must be of good moral character and pleasing personality. Mrs. Ruth Gannon, English and Spanish instructor, is local sponsor for the group. 31