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Pete Berquist Melissa Petty Pete Berquist is a senior Chemistry major from Ma- rengo, II. He has been active on campus since his arrival in the fall of 1974, having been involved in many aspects of campus life. He has lab assisted in chemistry, disc-jock- eyed on WMCR, been a student center manager, public re- lations chairman, community life committee chairman, and President of the Student Association. But more than any of those things, Pete was a person who was easy to get along with. He always said hello and on any given occasion, could make a joke of anything. One of his most ex- hilarating experiences at Monmouth College was at the be- ginning of his senior year, when he was given the opportu- nity to speak to the entering freshman class at the opening convocation during freshman orientation week. He put it this way, It was one of those times that I was glad to be president of SA, those poor freshman had been running around all day, and now they had to sit through four more speeches on Monmouth , so I decided that it would be best for me to throw in a little comic relief— I told them just how far out in the woods Monmouth was, and how to make the best of it. Pete enjoyed his four years at Monmouth, probably more than most. If you knew him, you can bet your last dollar that he ' ll remember you. Melissa Petty is currently the president of the Com- munity Activities Board which is responsible for pro- gramming the entertainment for the campus. Melissa is a senior government and history major from St. Louis. While attending Monmouth, she was ac- tively involved with programming events for the college community. In previous years Melissa was secretary- treasurer of the Community Activities Board. The job of the president and board members is not an easy one because an attempt is made to appeal and to satisfy the numerous groups on campus. The major objective of CAB is to present entertainment for the college community. 20
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