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i 1 it LEON LINDSAY LEADS discussion at the fall Student Senate re- treat in Yachats, as LS. Hakanson, Barbara Bronson, Mrs. Betty Ekstrom, and Dr. Kenneth Hills look on. ?f9 'iZfiW l wi WL Ft I1 Niue V ' A v, ww- X g L 4 -Q. we 1- -f
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Lindsay H lp S nat Set State, National Activity was the word to describe the 1967-68 Student Senate. Taking part in nation and statewide firsts, the growing student body was led by president Leon Lindsay and officers Larry Barker, GiGi Gamble, Judy Ray, Barbara Bronson and Bob Adams. Growing pain within the Senate resulted in a revised constituion. Senate members faced the ever-present problem of uniting students from the scattered campuses. The Senate sponsored various social ac- tivities during the year and much of the internal unity was created by a retreat held in Yachats. This retreat was attended by Senate officers and faculty heads with whom they would be working during the ensuing year. Not only did this enable the Senate and administra- tion to become better acquainted, it enabled them to get a head start on the year's business and plans as well as to begin the breakdown of the communication gaps. Firsts One of the year's major actions was the continued effort on the part of the students that emerged into the Intercol- legiate Sports activity program, though on a limited basis for next year. After get- ting final Board approval, the students will assume the major burden of finances. Not only did Oregon's fastest growing community college send large delegations to the Oregon Community College Student Association and Oregon Community College Association conventions, it also was the first community college in the nation to send a student, Senate president Leon Lindsay to the National Community Col- lege Association in Boston. ln student body elections spring term, Marsh Johnson defeated four other nomin- ees in the race for the presidency. Others obtaining offices were Roger Shackelford, Bill Armstrong, Jenny Bright, Joyce Early, and Pat Lloyd. ASB President Leon Lindsay EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Bob Adams, Barbara Bronson, Leon Lindsay and Larry Barker and advisor Francis Howard contemplate the day's Senate business.
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1968 69 ASB Presldent Marsh Johnson. Senators vote on the day's business
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