SUNY at Fredonia - Fredonian Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

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LEADER Q1 THINK A' Nfub First Row: Left to Right-DeStefano. Fontana. Hurt, Mr. Knodc. Corey, Paine. Second Row: Noycr, Cahn, Pcchlcs. Huy- dcn. Gray, Abbs, Cole, Miller. Centofzmti. Third Row: Wilcox. Dcscovich, Fcith. Famous lust words! Stash und Shirley plan thc picture coverage. ' L ,N filii '51 'Q ,tg A :LAI , 221 44,fL.'x1i ' lf v 1 . V,-l i ' 4 nun-L1 b A N Y

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X I a 7 NK A? I pf! f JA 1 B. Corey. Editor-in-Chiefg E. Hart, Managing Editor An important organ of communication on Fredonia's campus is the Leader, the students' weekly newspaper. lt is through the cooperative efforts of the staff members that the ever-present deadlines are met and the Leader makes its way to its readers. All labor with three main goals in mind: to inform the readers, to present information that is food for thought and stimulates interest, and to make the Leader a newspaper of which the college can be proud. First Row: Left to Right--DeStef:mo. Fontana, Hart, Mr. Knode, Corey, Paine Second Row--Wilcox. Cahn, Raimist. Cole. Centofanti, Miller 44... r uoQ,,,A H ATI SIY gl Y 7lAcN.'. Q1 M u , 1 --. M. - T H! . , - fu . ,, l . L ::y::: :I1:q U GN ll12v1' ,m I gh . if 4 ' if, 1 i. X ' V' m j A 5 -W I' coLL:q, X' E W Arlen- Verdu Requk ln, RY P vm fm: J 'E' 1 Q . self 1 I nl' 'lim tv.. ,V - . A., In .., t or im! 3 ,'Z:L':-1 .GLM Sgudem S N 25 W--A H. it L '-f- L, - 'E f0ur.:,,4 . 1 'lu-..,, C l..5'1gv.sm...ii,,, lllllton 5, . to Wm. ,W - 1 0 V FM- ..r,,uQL-' H . The Mmanr to T. 5-L'2 '5'ru swan! W Y IEW ' '-m..n1fQ::Vv.fI'.'2 Be Presented Sun. , 1-uvpcs 1.11:-I sg I mu, ., 1131 357ZJ:'Z.7,75 ., 1 ff-..,,f:- I UNI 5121171132.. l.2L1J:', '.T?.- 53: ., 2:37-. 39.41 fm, .,g-yi.. :7L.,.., l Q- nf A- 1. ,: nf , JH ...,g' Yf.m.,'f ..,'1 .., I , ffm' 1-f, -'U' f'1 '-Qi? 'M-.ff a'-fi' -..f ' wif: ' m.: -1'1 -,, -i.. in 5- ...f.,Tj,'h' --2.',g' -fi' '- Rjgyl- .631 gy' filly' my-,.,' '-ff-1 g 'L l , Ni., lui., im.,,,, 'n ,, '-vii,, Mft- - nun 1. HM , l 'A' lm, 1 ,W it i Haw 1 it-..L:1m..-. ill'-I-mm ummm. u. 1,- A lwinter Carnival ' l Termed Success LEADER EXAMINES CAMPUS PRUBLEMS X,,ii.-....,i.fM 'MNC Mtv, Agdgsg ' Findings Reveal Mani Pllasgitrt .':1 ,f:'QQ,:jfQ:': In Munir Fellivlls E Situations That Are Not Realized by Students - 'PHP-'- l 'O' Cn'-U , 0. N ' 'M' X - 1' X , ..,..,.i.i. ..... ..i ir.. t.w,....... hi t,...,. i... i..... Mi... .ti ii, i.. ' is ' H.. H 1 . ..,., mi. ,,.i,i,,..., .mi .W ... ii. ii.,,.,.,.. 5..,,m.i' In 'V H Lf mm,',m ,LJ 4- N.. my ' -1 P In ii. ,wi ,..,.i,,.. in. Y-.. .ti YM ?' . l M.

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it ROBERT GOETTEL. I'1'f.vi1lfu! of Slmffzzf Cmrzirfl The main objective of the Student Government Association this year has been to bring the structure, functioning, and coordination of student activities up to the point where the student body could hope to see the ideals of student government which have been envisaged so well in past years. To accomplish this end, several structural changes were made. A major innovation was the establishment of the Wel- fare Commission set up to handle student interest, in 5. health, food, housing, and parking. The long standing tradition of cooperation and mutual respect between the administration and stu- dents was preserved by S. G. A. through a critical period of misunderstandings about the health situ- ation. This is just one illustration of the important position S. G. A. holds as a democratic link between faculty, students, and administration. . -I. ll li is Q E ri gy 'ID ' , E Left to Right-J. Washer. Secretaryg R. Goettel. President: W. Persia, Treasurerg J. Hover, Vice President.