Cochise College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

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Members: Frank M arcell president Don Arevalos vice-president Hank Fisher treasurer Eva Fernandez corresponding secretary Becky Sproul recording secretary Dave Swindall S UAB chairman Terry Metzenbaum supreme court representative Gloria Mangum freshman president Joe Bob Cole sophomore president Senators at large: Julie Barrow Becky Bidegain Ben Chambers Sherry Colvin Tri Dam Clay Gilliland J im Ham bacher Bill Hicks Susan H-irales Greg Lubich Louis M allett Mike Owen Tina Stevens Fred Stickler J ay Tidmore Richard Weaver Tina Wyrick Freshman senators: Steve Chamberlain Alma Guerrero Mark Muguial Sophomoresenators: Ana Mallett Roy Plana Frank Stephenson Women's dorm representatives: Cindy Eaton Irene Smith Men's dorm representative: Jim Shepherd Student Senate drew up the budgets for last year. As the year rolled along there was a lack of funds which necessitated budgets being cut leaving some departments with zero dollars while others remained in the thousands. Frank Marcell, student body president, remarked, g'The smaller dorm enrollment along with the bond payment being more than doubled are two major reasons. Frank stated that everyone was correct in believing that no funds had been allotted to the art, drama, and music depart- ments, which removed virtually all possibilities of art and drama productions. With Cochise being a community college, Frank contend- ed, 'tln this realm, Cochise is not meeting their responsi- bilities tothe surrounding communities. Frank offered, l'The Student Life Committee, along with Senate, attempted to help, but is was out of everyone's hands as the budgets were cut to meet the students' needs. Frank continued, Through the work ofthe Student Sen- ate Finance Committee and the help of all the departments, fair and conservative budgets will be drawn up for next year which hopefully will eliminate the problems that have faced senate as well as everyone else in the past. 2- M ii- 1: -1 if , 1 fwasii fi E ll 5 'FJ i Z it - A, ., .3 . K ' fgef I v- ' I ' ,Q .' ,,- . Aj 'I .?: .' I ,s -1.-1 Student Body President Frank Marcell scans the agenda as another senate meeting is about Student Senate clubs and organizations to COI1'l ITICIICC. Tr 3. A.. l f f , v ri . '4 :Qi :wi r - ii -T

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. Members: nl O n Dave Swindall, chairman Lynn Buckmaster ' ' ' Debbie Keener ct1v1t1es Bruce Czopek Buzzy Hale BO Lorena Davidson SUAB, student union activities board, has been faced with the problem of offering inexpensive yet worthwhile activities that appeal to the majority W D ofthe students on campus. ry, e y In answer to how they were able to present the fi various activities with limited funds, SUAB Chair- E I p 'p man Dave Swindall exclaimed, With great dif- ' ii ficultyli' , 421' ,Q . Numerous students complained that after they ' I paid an activity fee they still had to pay admission to many activities. Dave explained, We did not have enough money to offer the kind of entertain- ment students wanted, so the only way to have such things as rock concerts was to charge some ad- mission. When confronted about the admission charge, Dave retorted, I feel the students got the bad end of the deal. Dave concluded, There was very little partici- 'S pation on the part of the students at the activities we did have, so the lack of success of the activities falls on the student body. Debbie and Lorena start the ball rolling for another concert on campus. 5 1' iv '-1-NY., in ' SUAB pause to let Dave find his comic book. clubs and organizations