Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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Student Council Officers: Treasurer, Ray Rensi; President, Jim Lura; Secretary, Joanne Hines; Vice President, Dick True. This newly organized Coun- cil consists of students who represent the off-campus or commuting students. Its pur- pose and goals are identical to those of the Student Council in that both Councils work hand in hand for the students and administration of Milligan College. Commuting Students Council: Front: Eddie Fine, President. Behind: Steve Payne, Jim Shields, Charlotte Hyder, Carolyn Hayes, Nell Donnelly, Kathy Snopp. 25

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First row: Joanne Mines, Sheila Ottinger, Kathy Cope. Second row: Norma Faye Barker, Judy Giles. Third row: Jim Frosure, Jim Lura, Ben Crandall. Fourth row: Dick True, Tom Starnes, Gary Burrell, Jerry Frosure. Fifth row: Terry Black, Ray Rensi, Dean Taylor, Eddie Fine. 0 1 Student Council Milligan College stands on the threshold of o new era. This era is a period of growth and development such as she has never before known. The Student Council of 1960-61 has set as its goal the some record-making advancement as that exhibited by this physical and curricular growth. With the greatest enrollment of its history, Mill igan stands in a position of need- ing an even closer bond between administration and students. Here stands the Student Council, ready to act as a sounding board and administrator of student suggestions and problems. This year ' s Council is proud of its newly completed office in Hardin basement. Even more it is proud to serve a growing school and student body which seeks to direct its initiative and activities in the ways which will help us to better serve God and our fellow man. z-i 24

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First row: Ann Becker, Judy Pease, Lynn Fowler, Sylvia Lumsden, Alva Lee Sizemore. Second row: Myrtle Heide, Yvonne Shafer, Nancy Rogers, Martha Cox, Mary Blount, President Sheila Ottinger, Miss Welshimer. Dormitory Councils The Women ' s and Men ' s Dormitory Councils are composed of stu- dents chosen to represent the members of the respective dormitories. Weekly meetings are held by both Councils to discuss matters concern- nig the dormitories and student affairs. The main purpose of these Dormitory Councils is to create, promote, and preserve an atmosphere conducive to study. The Councils try to carry all information between the students and the administration which is pertinent to dormitory life. Bill Nice, Harry Shaw, Bobby Mines, Bob Deyton, Dan McClain, Tom Starnes, President Sanford Dutton, Bob Ewbank, Tom Barkes, Don Alexander, David Sponseller, Dave Thompson, Dana Young.