Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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The Dormitory Councils are made up of students who are elected by the members of the dormitories. These councils are to create and maintain an atmosphere that is advantageous to study. They are also responsible for community life in the dormitories. WOMEN ' S DORM COUNCIL Row 1: Miss Welshimer, Advisor; Barbara Doxen, Mary Blount, Frances Shotwell, Diane Hubbard, Carolyn Bushbaum. Row 2: Marilyn Knapp, Alice Dovis, Joan Cunningham, Sharon Elliott, Myrtle Heid, Gerry Wells, Judy Giles, Nancy Rogers, Dottie Comer. MEN ' S DORM COUNCIL Row 1 : Clyde Campbell, Don Adkins, Arnold Wolloce, Leon Hop- son, Earl Hobson, Lorry Tucker. Row 2: Keith Jones, Sam Cassell, Jim Dial, Ed Hugill, Phil Webster, David Eunson, Dove Yoder, John Magill.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the students ' body of government. Its purpose is to interpret the traditions of the College and seek ways and means of stimu- lating campus activities within the framework of the aims of Milligan. The Student Council stands ready to help the student body in ways of bettering itself to be of the greatest use to God and to its fellowmen. Officers: Pat Picklesimer, Recording Secretary; Marshall Hoyden, Vice President; Coach Stout, Advisor; Tom Barkes, President; Randall Ervin, Treasurer; Sally Gray, Corresponding Secretary. Row 1 : Barbara Doxen, Brendo Durham, Leon Hop- son, Rod Sturtz, Dave Steucher, Ron Dove, Larry Brandon, Fred Norris, Sylvio Adams, Bill Morrison, Bill Nice. Row 2: Coach Stout, Tom Barkes, Marshall Hoyden, Pot Picklesimer, Sally Gray, Randall Ervin.

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Left to right: Arnold Wallace, Duane Calhoun, Mary Jane Barkley, Mignon Mayfield, Brian Murray. Second row: Norman Newton, Joy Fisher, Larry Bondar, Ok Jin Yoo, Tom McCann. Third row: Don Holben, Beverly Kleinjan, Eunsik Park, Marsha Read. INTERNATIONAL CLUB A recent addition to the clubs on campus this year is the International Students ' Relations Club. Organized to pro- mote a more complete understanding between American stu- dents and those from other lands, the International Club has sponsored debates, panel discussions, slide talks, and movies covering a wide range of subjects of international interest. Foreign students may enter the club as regular members and all other Milligan students as honorary members. Only regular members may hold office, but all have a hand in plan- ning and participating in the meetings. This year the club has been greatly helped by its sponsors, Miss Hale, Miss Jones, and Dr. Wetzel, in getting organized and started.