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Eddie Barber President Student Government Associofion The Student Government Association serves as . . . the su- preme executive, legislative, and judicial instrument for direct- ing student life and providing democratic student government in all phases of student activities . . Operating under the new Constitution and By-laws, the executive branch directed the course of government and made its influence felt in both the social and academic areas of student life. Some of the accomplishments of the past year included: record proceeds from the sale of activity cards, big-name entertainment that attracted more students than ever before, the publication of the first set of S.G.A. archives, and a more active and efficient committee system.
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THE FIFTH SENATE Firsrrvwf BYUCS Hiatt. BOD Costello, Jerrv Monday, Susan Garrick, Barbara Hardee. Second row: Bonnie Briles, Warren Southerland, Georgena Clayton, Milton Hadley. Third row: Steve Sims, Mason Dirickson, Richard Swink, Jim Gosier, Bill Lillard, Terry McPherson, David Brown, Jimmy Weeks, Donna Davis, Bill Blalock. Legislofive Branch Playing a vital role in an effective and successful Student Government As- sociation is the Senate, composed of four representatives and an alternate from each class. During the year the legislative branch enacted important bills concerning The Impeachment and Re- moval from Office of Class Officers, The Vacancies and Succession of Class Officers,The Introduction of Legislation, The Appointment of an Assistant Sec- retary outside the membership of the Senate, Permanent Campaign and Elec- tion Rules, and Selection of Delegates to the State Student Legislature. Left to right: Mac Council, Presidentj Bill Blalock, President Pro-Temporef Donna Davis, Clerk,' Bill Billings, Parliamentarian. Not pictured: Nancy McDuffie, Assistant Clerk. 114
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