Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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AWS Acting as a voice in all campus affairs, the As- sociated Women Students provides more exten- sive opportunities for MSC co-eds. In further- ance of this goal, they sponsor a Big-Little Sister program to orient freshmen women. Scholastic awards, honors, and the five-year speaker are announced at their traditional Women's Day. Presided over by Betty Bruckner, the oflicers are chosen by an all-women vote. AWS Council as-'jp Betty Bruckner President Seated: Joan Boyer, Barbara Weitz, Martha Schaeffer, Carolyn Chesarek, Sandra Pohlod Judy Adams, Eva Spain, Lillian Leland. Standing, Row Two: Helene Hubbard, Susan Stordahl Phoebe Robinson, Arlene Rugtvedt, Judy Nance, Mary Ellen Miller, Marilyn Lyall Gayle Swan, Grare Davis, Mary Bolen. Standing, Row Three: Joann McLean, Emily Francis Priscilla Hoerschgen, Kathleen Dotter, Leslie Ann Broderson, Sue Clements, Carol Wright Patty Jo Davis, Cheryl Schultze, Barbara Jones, Connie Koski. , - ,:.. -1-if Ti vf X Q G or 'V' ' .. x N E 53' J I1 ll' if . Wm. ,..,,-.,,....,.,...W K . 5:22 f-fun . X film! 'J my ft , ,,nEiQ5E,n ' N- - x,. O , '1.::.!.H':: 65 ' , I r' 1,14 F -f1'f'1 e- M. ga, nf i 1 Q'J'F51ff :i,n1 54 A 7-Lufrf-a ef H' A 'Mig A 1 ' Seated: Betsy Ross, Betty Bruckner, Gloria xiifjjyggg' , Boe. Standing: Betty Scott, Susan Steflensen l.3'S i2. 5 T51 WH, ' rf' Nancy Benke. A.-h'! i if e li .. 1 if or as vsw 'f li! ii' .J -152:11 , , .UA ' J 7'Z? iE'EZ'5f 1 - 'C' fi-:.iijf-Q-itakm , f f .l5:, .Sal-1: ifgsigg l l X - f ire 4 , - , -, .. . 4' i. A 4 lil-s ?',. XX KT 2 I .Lg 11m fl - :1' .I at ,Ahxg5ai:Cl'1.QS' D 1 xg n n dxilglx X QR Q ' ts, -spawns ,jj gfxs, gggggm PM W- f .- nh, g f

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il.lnS'?sBNll rattan-.!:anxmifusn.'vr:x,-:.uummiv.nH -an-,2 - --.i-i,,,-.- .i.- ,,,,,, , , Row One: Hal Nelson, Ed Green, Kay Hardesty, Stan Smith Ada Dresen. Row Two: Don Ragland, Betty Bruckner, Bob Bryant, Jeanette Boyd, Ed Miller. Row Three: Floyd Johnson, Ron Walton, Larry Marcott, Jack Sherrick, Carole Wright, jack Miller, Steve Hadnagy. Will this meeting please come to order! With this, the Student Senate begins another session. Its membership is comprised of voting and ex- ofHcio members, who hold office for one full year, terminating with installation at the third regular meeting in May. Voting members are the vice-president, commissioners, class presi- dents, and greek and independent representa- tives, while the ex-officio senators represent publications, and organizations which receive funds from ASMSC. While in session, the Senate examines many widely varying topics ranging from the most serious discussions on budgets down to the more humorous aspects of campus life, including Speed E. Gator, the MSC alligator who captured Hrst place in the National Al- ligator Race and brought fame to MSC. Speed E. Gator's trophy

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xg' if Students forget a nerve-wracking day through the aid of music. MRA Dorm life is made more pleasurable through the actions of the Men's Resident Association: This group handles dis- ciplinary problems through their judiciary system, counsels the large number of freshmen and sophomore men Who are housed in the dorms, and acts as a governing body. Composed of Hoor presidents, elected by their respective floors, MRA was instrumental in instituting co-educational eating between the menis and Women's dorms. The success of this program was one step toward the achievement of their goal to provide better inter-dorin relationships. ll? C ja, as . -.5 QM val' Art House President Seated: Cary Haas, Robert Hoitman, Mike McCoy, Robert Hambly, Grant Morrison, Ebrahim Shirazi, jack Oyama, Dave VVendte, Butch Krutzfeldt. Standing: David Anderson, Bob Park, Raymond johnson, Peter Larson, Eugene Peterson, Art Hecker, Bob Ball, Gary McNeil, Robert Shields, Gale Bahmer, Steve Rotller, Bemard Watson, Cary Archibald, Art House, Melvin Minchau. Working with others We gain both knowledge and friendship. 2 5