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WS A and MRHA Qockuise From Front: Ginny Helwig, Joyce Belcher, Karen Tilley, Jan Holt, Nancy Graham, and Kathy John. The student housing associations arc the largest organizations on cam- pus, since every student on campus is a member. The Women’s Student Association provides a representative government for all women and helps them benefit more fully from college life. Representatives arc elected to the Coordinating Committee from each house. The Men’s Residence Hall Associ- ation is composed of executive, legis- lative, and judicial bodies elected by the students. The Executive Commit- tee is most important in carrying out interests of residence hall students. 157 Charlie Chitwood, Fred Childress. Frank Yclinck. and Joe DiPietro.
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Left to Right: Peggy Cartwright. Randy Kelly. Joanne Gonzales. Rob Ackley. Byron Breedlove, Ramzi Saliba. Cuy Kitchens manager. Pat Beasley, Larry Harley. Mindi Craft. Isa lielle Sterrett, Jeannette Reynolds. Dean Mason. Student Council The governing body of ihe E H student body is the Student Court cil. Representative members are elected from each class, and will the member-at-large appoint the Council Manager and secretaries The Student Council seeks to represent student interests and act as liason between students and faculty. Most of the work of the Counci is done through committees, and numerous students are appointee to various committees. 156
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Bill Severance, John Cofer. Byron Breedlove, Walt Westbrook, Janet Clark, Mark Asbury, Ellen Wood», Percy Greene. Ken Colling», Rob Hale, and Roger Shirley. Not Pictun Larry Patton, Dave Kelly. Steve Enpuc, Rusty Boswell, Jean-Max Sam. Mark Slagle and Freda. WLRC WLRC, the college radio station, has made staggering advances i the past year. With the new amps installed in the station, located i the basement of Wiley Hall, the broadcasts can be picked up almos all over the campus. The station has also moved up to ten hou broadcasting day, seven days a week. Special programs provided b the station are devoted to jazz, and blues, progressive rock, Christia rock, and the American College Radio Network. Another new servic provided by WLRC is Zodiac News, which is geared to the colleg audience. 158
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