Northeast Alabama Community College - Mustang Yearbook (Rainsville, AL)

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Officers Left to Right: Cindie Lindsey, Sec.g Tina McCuiston, Pres Karen Turner, Vice-Pres. Back: Roger Goggans, Treas. 1982 - 83 SPIRIT SOCIETY SPIRIT in

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THE SPIRIT SOCIETY The Spirit Society promotes school spirit and furthers student interest and participa- tion in school sponsored events. During the 1982-83 school year, the Spirit Society had thirty members. Activities of the Spirit Society included making posters and organizing cheering sec- tions at home basketball games, hosting the sport's banquet and sponsoring the Spring Dance. Coach Smiley Harold Brookshire is the sponsor of The Spirit Society. A phys- ical education instructor at the college, Coach Brookshire coaches the men's bas- ketball team.

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Steve McFall, a business administration major, is president of the 1982-1983 Northeast State Student Government Association. He is a 1981 graduate of Plainview High School where he also served as presi- dent of the Student Council. This year, Steve was selected as a member of Who's Who Among Students of American Junior Colleges. The purpose of the Northeast State Student Government Association is primarily to serve as a mediator and interpretor between and of the ad- ministration and student body. The main secondary function is to provide enjoyable and worthwhile extracurricular student activities. I .V .L I . , I.. 07 vlll 65- U -' l 5 'E 'I ' -- f' The 1982-1983 school year has shown a marked progress toward the pinnacle of impor tance that any representative body should have Student and faculty consensus has it that the three S.G.A. sponsored dances were perhaps the best-decorated and most entertainingly per formed comparable to those of some large: schools. During the Winter Quarter, the S.G.A sponsored the first-ever and highly successfu Miss Northeast State Pageant. There is now a pool table in the student centei by-and-large due to S.G.A. efforts. Homecom ing, election of class favorites and assisting witl a T.V.A. forum are among the other school ser vices that the S.G.A. participated in.