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Page 84 text:
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NEW GOALS This year ' s Student Senate extended be- yond being the ideal voice of the student body. Members combined as a concen- trated force stepping in directions of cam- pus wide needs. A pacesetting goal of blending the community and college proved to be the outstanding theme of Senate. Careful attention was directed to- ward reestablishing the unique bond be- tween students, faculty and administra- tion. The year was complete with vocaliz- ing concerns and reevaluating goals includ- ing: beautifying our campus and increasing visibility of ASCLC to the community. Sen- ate took responsibility in making concrete decisions and major appropriations of stu- dent funds. They were an interested body highly capable of making things happen from sponsoring events such as the CROP walk to releasing funds for new Echo equip- ment to participating in the decision of a new college president. Sensitive of the need for all of us to communicate. Senate has striven to reach and involve students, faculty and administration.
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GROWTH Jim kunau expended behind the scenes strength to the ASCLC. as student body president His high goals and consecrated effort strengthened ties with the faculty, administration, and student body, brought a creative challenging, and productive Spring Week, sup ported the need for major moneys to be spent in developing the col- lege ' s newspaper and radio pro- grams, to touch on a few Within and without the governing bodies of Senate and Executive Cabinet. Jim made himself excessible. wel- coming input from the college community and putting these ideas into action. Jini kunau. ASCLC President 79
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1. Senior Class Officers: Shelley Wickstrom, Secretary. Lori Treloar. President. Laurie Braucher, Treasurer. Not Pic- tured: Jim Korb. Vice President. 2. Junior Class Officers: Andy Blum Treasurer, Peggy Ga- brielson. Secretary. Jeannle Winston, Vice President, Brian Mailison. President. 3. Lois Leslie, AWS President. 4. AMS Officers: Phil Norby, Secretary. Jerry Grubb. Presi- dent. Cary Hegg, Treasurer, Rick James, Vice President. 5. AWS Officers: Lois Leslie. President Becky Hubbard, Secretary, Janel Decker. Treasurer. Lois Larimore, Vice President. 6. Freshman Class Officers: Andrew Kvammen. Vice Presi- dent, Connie Witbeck, President, Heidi Hayes, Secretary, Nancy LaPorte, Treasurer. 7. AMS President, Jerry Grubb. 8. Sophomore Class Officers: Ann Wallace. Treasurer. Chris Roberts. President, Rick Hamlin. Vice President, Joy Roleder, Secretary. 81
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