Dabney S Lancaster Community College - Aquarius Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

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YQ0lblJO0Lf Ts A The production of a successful yearbook can occur only lm through the efforts of a determined staff. This year the staff, despite the dwindling number of members, sold advertisements, drew layouts, and compiled copy to accomplish the finished product, the I97 3 Aquarius. The yearbook is an annual publication of the Lancaster student body. The maior plan for this year's book was to cover the campus, academic life, visitors, and social activities throughout the seasons. Mr. Michael Sullivan served as our sponsor and Taylor Publishing Company printed Ruth Fleming, Editor, Susan Smith, Assistant Editor. fl1lS yedr'S Aquarius. STAFF: J. Sheets, C. Connor, B. Burns, D. Hagar, V. Kerns, P. Warner. Jody Jaeger, Photographer.

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The DSLCC Student Senate consisted of five sophomore and five freshman students. The Senate coordinated administrative and student activities and needs on the campus. The Senate served as a line of communication between students and the administration The weekly meetings were open to all students, to obtain opinions on campus issues. Two Senators attended the State Forum for College Senates in Richmond, where discussions were held concerning problems of the Virginia Community College System. l i h Mike Fleming, Secretary, Nancy Archie, Daryl Green, Treasurer, Ellen Sanders, and Linda Powell.