Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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SGA Senate members: left to right tback rowt: George Gang- were, John Kurth, Larry Williams, Art Neely, Jeff Wampler, Michael Wheeler, Gayla Rapp, tFront rowh Diane McKnight, , Julie Humphries, Deb- '- . g Q' 4, . w I. bie Minnick, Teresa A e ' h V Cink, Leann Starkey, Kcrie Epperson, Dick Valyer. Linda Haug, Fran Broadhurst. Jay Caldwell, Frank Bishcr. SGA Involves Students Student Government Associationts concepts are based on the direct involve- ment of the student in the formulation ofcampus concerns and policies. Members of SGA are busy all year long holding positions in the many committees that are on campus. In these committees the student representatives are there to voice the viewpoint of the student body and has equal voting privileges as the faculty members. SGA maintains its own budget and allocates money to worthy on campus activities. SGA was also busy this year continuing with itts annual Wallingford steak fry, providing funds and a new committee for the Renaissance Festival, renting out refrigerators and remodeling the Builder Room. SGA also recognized a strong feeling of student concern this year and assisted in this area by sponsoring forums on items of concern. 3WSGA . ?Ehf: P r? m 'v I H.191 rm... '9 0. . I Ha- , V 1 NM. t SGA PresidenL John Kurtht

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l I I This yearts Renaissance Festival included a Shakespearian play, an interpretation show, a hdunk the manh' throwing game. and Alfredo roasted a pig again. BSU sold snacks but the rain halted most other activities. The play ran three nights. Friday through Sunday and had large audiences considering the dismal weather. Upper center: Doug Delaney and Nancy Edmunds rule the set. Lower center: The set is taking shape. Upper right: Director and set designer Darnell Lautt and Robert Hood get to the bottom ofthings.

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SAA Successful The Student Activities Association had a very successful year. Besides providing the weekly movies, SAA has also sponsored many other ac- tivities this year. We started out the year with a Back-to-Sehool-Dance. At Halloween, SAA sponsored a costume contest and a dance. SAA has also helped the Intramural Council. The purpose of SAA is to provide activities for the entire campus community. Many groups have been able to coordinate dances and other activie ties with the help of SAA funds. The SAA officers this year are Pam Ferguson, president; Blaine Kingsbury, Vice President, and Cindy Kutz, Secretary-Treasurer. Other mem- bers are LuAnn King, Troy Kurimsky, Leann Starkey, Hal Small, Aaron Watters, Robin Rog- ers, Steve Wick, Dr. Caldwell, Fran Broadhurst and Dr. Wimmer. Below: Tracy JohnSOn and Sherri Hudson enjoy an SAA sponsored dance. Top: SAA members Heft to righn Bob Wimmer, James Scott, Hal Small. Jay Caldwell. Cindy Kutz, Blaine Kingshury. Pam Ferguson, Troy Kurimsky, Leann Starkey. Fran Broadhurst, LuAnn King. Aaron Waiters. Left: SAA Officers: Cindy Kutz, Blaine Kingsburyi Pam Ferguson. Bottom: Contestants in the Hallow- een costume contesti Not pictured: Don Allgood, Pam Ferguson, Maria Frey, Kevin Lay; ton, Doug Updike, Carmella Wil- liamse SAAHI