Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Right: In the A-Frame, Gary Parrett wel- comes Gary Grover and his wife to the junior social organized by the married stu- den ts. Below: Bruce Brown leads the juniors in a chorus of I have the joy, joy, joy, joy, down in my heart. - WR: x, ' 7'--X' R . t WN. V, L 1 Ricci Rizzo John Rowlett as 7 Donald Schultz John Sellers Bonnie Reid 1 lfwdks r .1 pai .. 'r'1?-+225-.r :wg '- -me .Un Ex ur' s . Barbara Roy 1 ll' I. , KY' , 4. Q , , . N4 . Jeanette Shoop . C 5- , , N Monica Riffe ' an - -' if Tim Sauerwein David Shuck 'E' l if Dennis Simons , u 1 U . V 'I 'r . Y WJ 4 swf , QQ: , t Timothy Snyder if 'Pe b li' Ii., f 1 ,nb'.1f'f R ,s -i Donna Stephens fa QW ,. 6' I , I V. r ,I .v 1 1 . Sandra Savoy X W . 2 .,, 4. , 'I' 9 ' . an 968. . . y u v o 49,0 mi HQ '.'. . :f ga., 'C'-' 9 . :asia ,. -l ...zum Ross Shultz .,.. .... T' fag A tg 4 pau Rexford Smith N if - ESQ an F Monica Sprague I gt- ? Q rx 1 Melvin Stevenson W1 1'4- Judy Schmidt r 5 i 5- ',v, l L xl L. 1 Mickey Simmons William Smith --5 z L- is ' ' ' fl , gy ,f'h.A- J' Q95 . fx, ' Bi Samuel Steiger with 4 vf ,. gg: Ziyi. F 1 iefelsfbz :lata Zona Stump

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Left: At 6:30 every prher Wednesday Right: With the difficult role of Parliamen- morning, Student Body Vice-president and rariorl. Tom Brooks does 11 good job of Chairman of Congress Jeff Klippenes calls making sure that the members stay within the meeting to order. their constitutional framework. M.S.B. Congress: In Session It would seem to most students that all the student congress does is handle the red tape involved in bringing a suggestion before the administra- tion. Not so. According to Jeff Klip- penes, student body V. P. and congressional chairman, the meetings were streamlined so the most important topics were dealt with first. Formal rules that dealt with business meetings were not strictly kept, thus allowing more freedom of discussion. One rule applied with new business: if you didn't do some research on your suggestion, like cost or student need, you had to wait to bring it up until you had done the necessary work. We wanted to pick up projects that the whole school would be interested inf, Jeff said. ln that way, we are very unique, a very different organi- zation. We utilized the admini- stration's resources to help ac- complish our goalsf' This year they set goals to raise a certain amount of funds for the construction of the new library. They also worked to modify facilities in John Mitchell Hall. Plus, they investigated pos-