California Baptist University - Angelos Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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SCRA Student Senate extending library hours — a definite concern of the stu- dents ' said Daniel Pryfogle, Chairman. SCRA held the Qubbin ' assembly, to introduce campus clubs and organizations to new and returning students. They also put on a Campus Improvement Day El Cid on October 8 where SCRA members and friends cleaned in and around the library. It was a much-needed cleaning and the library looked better, stated one library user. Another group on campus that sought to serve the stu- dent body was the Student Senate. It was comprised of elected senators from each class. The job of the senate was to act on any legislation proposed to them. They maintained the right to override or veto changes to the school Con- stitution. The senators from each class, in representing their peers, brought in concerns and ideas to be discussed. They also endeavored to involve the students in the planned activities of the school. Each class was well-represented with officers willing ot work for them, but it was difficult to get students involved first semester, commented Lori Bowls, Freshman class president. Next semes- ter will hopefully be more productive. Sophomore dau offlcer Shaun Davis wOTkt with A.S. Preddent Steve Beizan- iky on (ome biulgetlng nutten. 1988-89 Student Senate Top tow: Sanjay Peacock and Rany Hanlln. Second row: Tony Btower, and Gicg Hendiick . Front row: Shaun Davis, Michelle Battaon, and Teny Vaughn. lior Class Officers Kerri Hollinger, n Harris, and Julie Perkins. Sophomore Class Officers Shaun Davis and Tony Brower. Freshonan Class Officers Greg Hendricks and Lori Bowls. Not pictured: Michelle Battaon. SCRA STinJENT SENATE 103

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Groups Work to Serve Students In its first offical year as an organization. Students for Constructive Reform and Awareness (SCRA) continued with their stated purpose of seeking positive change at Cal Baptist and raising the awareness of the students body to issues affecting them. Publicity Chairman Brad Jensen said, I want- ed the trustees, faculty and admiiustration to see that we (SCRA) cared about this school. SCRA was unofficially organized in the spring of 1988 to establish a continuous dialogue between the students, faculty, administration and trustees of the college, to raise awareness of issues affecting students, and to lobby on behalf of the students in various college affairs. SCRA was instrumental this year in SCRA pmldent Dm Ptyfogle telli L hit group and Iti purpoM uid gotj , - lJ Ke il Wdiidi «nd Bnd Jenicn sign up new members for SCRA. 1988-89 SCRA Kerry McQung, Kevin Pope, Dan Pryfogle, and Brad Jensen. Executive coundl member Dan Ki raises his glass in a toast to SCRA. 102 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS

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SAA is the dirtiest group on campus, especially during its second-annual oozeball game. 1988-89 Student Alumni Officers Top Row: Robert Hendricks, Randy Stacks, Connie Andrews, Leslie White, Gary Nikodym, and Paul Arroyo. Front Row: Cliff Estel, Sheri Algood, and Cathy Packer. y( (Ao Robot Hendrido, SAA Prcddcnl tpendi Ume ituding for a lot 104 CLUB ORGANIZATIONS