Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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B-2 1981 THE YAMACRAW OSA The greatest part of the OSA budget is spent on student activities, namely parties and dances, providing students with that necessary break from the same old routine. The Social Committee of the OSA has the tremendous task of planning and executing these parties. This year ' s Social Committee has done an admirable job of bringing a wide variety of performers on campus, and of creating consistently appealing themes for school dances. Their versatility and dedication created the success of all of the social events for the year. The fall Welcome Back Dance featured K.C. Cass and Associates, two talented female disc jockeys with a spectacular light show. The next event was an old OU favorite, the Halloween Dance. Its popularity is obviously due to the spectacular costumes displayed there. Winners of the costume contest included The Crayolas (Mike Burke, Dawn Sonsini, Rachel Lerman, John Pfautz, Marnie Continued Above: At the Town Meeting on November 20, issues such as the activity fee, admissions policies and women ' s athletics were discussed by students and administration. Dr. David Thomas was moderator for the event. Right: Scenes from the Halloween dance.

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Lifestyle Organizations Activities 198] THE YAMACRAW Section B OSA Keeps Students Active The Executive Council of the Oglethorpe Student Association: Bob Kane (vice president), Don Henry (sophomore class president). Drew Findling (pre- sident), Bob Rasile (junior class president), Craig Reinheimer (freshman class president), Terry Tribbet (secretary), Greg Stiles (senior class president), John Wilson (treasurer) NOT PIC- TURED: Mike Brant (parliamentarian) The Oglethorpe Student Association acts as a liaison between the administra- tion and students. Not only does the OSA work to communicate student needs to the administration, but it also works to meet those needs directly. The OSA Executive Council, which consists of the nine elected officers of the OSA, has many varied responsibilities. This year, they approved the allocation of funds to needy campus organizations, and sponsored academic events such as the speech by noted psychologist and author Rollo May. Also, student grievances and opinions with the administration were voiced in an OS.A sponsored Town Meeting. Continued Below Left: Dr. Rollo May gave his talk Did the Sexual Revolution Bring Freedom ' on .April 3. Below Right: The OSA hard at work at an Executive Council meeting.

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THE YAM AGRA W 1981 B-3 The Social Committee: BACK ROW: Karen Keiser, Kathy Laskey, Don Henry, Marcia Carter, Ed Odenkirchen, Mike Brant ROW 2: Mike Goetke, Terri Guth, Craig Reinheimer, Ray Widdowson, Andy Bieger, Jon Fagerstrom, Donald King SEATED: Tricia McCuilogh, Drew Findling, Eric Crunick NOT PICTURED: Rose Richardson, Lynn Nagle, Robert Wilds, Shelaine Lockhart, Anthony Moody, Greg Stiles, Paul Smith, Ellen Heckler, Jeff Shelton, Paula German, Scott Exposito, Torsten Balsler, Lisa Wessler. Donna Cron. Dave Milk, Terry Tribbet, Susan Johnson, Bob Rasile, Debbie Schreiber, Karen Malachi. Mike Burke. Joanie Kelley. John Wilson, Howard Barr, Dale Jollev