Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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Award Winners ,fy ilirncs staffers Hzirh Senger. editor and Paul lluso photographer. hold the zivizirtls win hy the paper :il the Michigan Collegiate Press Association Convention lust spring. 'lhe 'limes took four individual imaiixls and the general all-over excellence numher one Qmgirml for Class ll schools, Bzirh Senter. Paul Dum. tonnie lan E e Inner. Delta College freshman and mernher'-git-Iange in the Michigan Collegiate Press Association. and Nl! PA Executive Seci'etz1ry,lurnes Kloelt. or Wwe. 4 Ns-4 , '9f 714- annum. Kolb? Q is I 5 Q Y 5 i X g S 7 5 5 E , iv., aff , ,W Mr. Ruddock gives Student Senate members a few inside tips on voluntary involvement at the Student Leadership Week banquet. '-? 1 ,F-'z -' 'gig ' sealift? - A' a. :lp - 3'iH,g .F ' 'fgf?f'iffT ' One of the many guest speakers addresses students in a lecture period. 67

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The Tennis Team in Buenos Aires, Argent w s Wm... Y 4 1 'f'4'. 0' f my U V.. Q yr- . T fg. I' K, is ,P 66 ina 1 T we f L' 's.f.,Q,Q-. 'X si ill: ll . ii flliilllii iiifii iQ 5 411. 'if ... we if W it 1 l it ,M 1 fbi? ,W '11, 7 Q? vi? 'I -,, Y A 51 5 V J: B l if . 'Y i 52, ,, f :ip A ff-at H ' ff i A? ..v':if:?? N F .1 tg? V ,,,, if i A , I - -Q - A 1 we 1 . ,, 1 I.. , . J W, Q 1 . ,. , J , l 1 lui ai. 'M X ,49 V, i. . av Q1 I an wif , ,,VV K , if- tt? vii f i ff f QL l x g ' ff , , SM , 'K K if it 1 fi x 1 f 5 if 1 52 Z ' i f f , fyf The tennis team took time out from its South American tour to call at the American Embassy in Buenos Aires. Argentina. John Lamerato, Mark Landman. Mrs. Jean Hoxie, Bruce Niezgocki, Embassy Information Officer Mr. John de Witt, Arlo Elkins, Charles Brainard, Doug Boyer, and Embassy Educational Exchange Officer Miss Victoria Cordova. TQ uid Linda Horen, secretary of the Student Senate, accepts contributions for the hastily-organized student book fund from David Rogers, left, Times adviser: Dave Clanton. associate editor: and Bill Langbauer, right, business manager. The drive was abandoned after student privileges were restored at the Grace A. Dow Library in Midland. The library had temporarily curtailed student book borrowing because of lost and damaged books.

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1? 4 A i? firm nM ,. -,W jf.-..' , Vw ,,-1 f My J Z Mx Student-Faculty dinners provided an informal discussion of student problems. The meetings took place twice a month over the supper table in DuBois. Discussion Groups A A H . P 'il '--- Z' , ' 7 fa fy 4 ff I 65 Li Q' 1, Q Nxwfn ,V N. -I rm 5 - ,., A faculty-student panel faces a barrage of student questions and opinions at the Moratorium Day open forum in October. Peaceful protest 68 was slated for the nation-wide day of discussion. The panel: Mr. Amos Ruddock, Ray Semmens, Al Hirsch, Dean Fry and Mr. Bromley.