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QW UPPER LEFT: Listening carefully to a motion put forth is Terri King, first semester Vice-President. ABOVE: Ron Bothwell, senator, points out the pros and cons of a controversial issue as Bob Nelson looks on. UPPER RIGHT: Student Government senators worked hard to make the campus center ready for students. LOWER RIGHT: John Ozga presents a recommendation concerning the homecoming festivities. A book-exchange was established under the sponsor- ship ofthe student government and was received with over- whelming enthusiastic support by many students. President of the Student Government for both semesters was Robert Nelson. Terri King served as vice-president first semester and Jack lVlcConaughey was second semester vice-president. Freshman senators were, Van Dillard, Stephanie Esh- naur, Dina Fisher, Linda l-loffmeier, Joe Lopez, Diana lVlc- Elyea, Bonnie Perry, Paul Shaffer, Bonnie Weaver and Alice Tindall. Sophomore senators vvere: Phillip Alpert, Ronald Bothvvell, Jose Garcia, Larry Kennaley, Donna lvlartz, Paula Miller, Bill Myers, John Ozga, Jerome Pickle, Connie Prucha and Glenda Shoemaker.
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Student Government Plans Varied Activities for Penn Valley Student Government activities for the Penn Valley campus be- gan many weeks before opening day as elected officers planned the Orientation program with the administration and faculty and continued efforts to overcome lease and bid problems concern- ing the new Campus Center. Senate elections were held on October 3 for Freshman and Sophomore Senators and the en- tire student government began the functions of working for the f be f ABOVE: Sylvia Williams, social proj- ects chairman, outlines a coming event. UPPER RIGHT: Jack McConaughey, second semester vice-president, thoughtfully considers a point made by a Senator. LOWER RIGHT: Mem- bers of the Student Government listen with mixed emotion as a project is explained. betterment of the student body. Plans for a major concert re- sulted in mixed emotions as the Brooklyn Bridge, pop music group, appeared at the Music Hall to a limited audience. While enjoyed by the 500 students the project was a financial disaster. Revision of a constitution, was delayed until second semester while efforts continued to have the Campus Center in readiness for Christmas programs. fm . .-2 i 'V anim 'mv'-m
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