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Student Government As Student Government met every Monday afternoon the sound of the gavel of responsibility was heard in every membei s life. This year the principle of giving to others was an intrinsic part of our Student Government. From the very first meeting one could sense cl combination of strong leadership combined with a deep sense of unity. Many plans were made with the undergirding of leadershipasaservice, to self fin learningl, to others fby givingl, and to God. A number of innovations were set in action by this year's government. Communication was a problem in the past, this year President Watson ac- cepted the challenge and the government met it by means of a suggestion box placed in the cafeteria, an informative column written for the school news- paper letting the true members of Student Government in on the facts, and Thursday Night Issues which was an appreciated time by all when the adminis- tration sat down with the entire student body and discussed problems on campus. The theme for this year's Leaders Retreat went along with this nicely: Leader- ship-Tell It Like lt Is-that's iust what the government did this year. Some other facets of the government's many and varied activities were, a refreshingly-new approach to socials as seen in the Apple Day Social Filmp a newly designed government room, which was enioyed by the members them- selves, a long overdue constitutional revision in which government effective- ness was brought up to date, a phone placed in Flower Hall, a freshly oriented open house program with Evangel, and many more. Yes, the Student Govern- mentlwas busy this year with many things we didn't hear about often, but which was deeply appreciated by the student body of CBC. Thank you officers and Student Government for giving of yourselves that we may have the benefits: David Watson President 'Wm What do you have to say Bro. Drake? Any complaints?
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The government engages in one of its many discussions on student-faculty relations. W W., David Drake is student government faculty advisor. Officers: Ron Hancock, vice-president, Joyce Koias, secretary, Dave Watson, president Debby Kitts, treasurer.
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