Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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A Sponsors Activities .u Activities Association had a very suc- Dance, the Homecoming Dance, the Inaugural year.Theysponsoredthe Back-to-School Dance, and a Halloween costume party. They also helped other organizations sponsor dances and Other events. One of the biggest projects of the year was sponsoring a bus to the football game in Orange City,10wa.SAA also continued to Sponsor the weekly m0vies on campus. A skating party was also sponsored by SAA during jan-term. This was all dbne under the leadership Upper left: Scott Rundell andjubal Tlnet got the SC. of Cindy KUIS. Splrll at the Halloween coswme contest. am : l M Row. Cindy Black. Doc Wimmet, Cindy Kulz. Susan Colberg, Susan Robinson Front Row, Brad Chriswphet, L. w Tina. ' Officrrs, Att Neely, Vice President, ldent, Susan Colberg, SedTrea. ' Beavers has the whinerbug smile at the aween costume contcsrl

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SGA had an extremely produCtive year, incorpat' ing more students into the process of hearing and evaluating student needs. Student Forums panel dtscussions and Sponsorship of various campus-wide activitnes were part ofSGAbs duties this yeatt Led by senior Gayla Rapp, president, and Blaine Kingsbury, vice-president, SGA at- tempted to revitalize the effectxveness and effi- ciency of Student government by completing Upper Right: President Gayla Rappt Center left: Marylee Ramsay takes a break from a busy SGA meeting for a smile. Center right, Front Row, Kevm PottsJche Perkins, Tersea Cink.J0y Hinkel, Row 2, Brenda White, Blaine Kingsbury, David Newman, Hal Small, Tom Rains. Row 3John Morris, Gayla Rapp, Dale jones. Row 4.jay Caldwell,jubal Tiner, Lisa Ellis, Anne Tuchscherer. Cindy Kutzt An Neely. Back Row, Shanna Nisbel, Kevin Layton. Lower Left. The SGA Senate discuss current and important issues affecting 5!: students. 2256A SGA Has Productive Year revisions of the SGA constitution, and initiating dialogue concerning the inadequacies of theju- diciary process. SGA met every other week, and IS comprised of Senators representing campus organizations,c1ass presidents and student reprei sentatives for resident halls and off-campus stui dents, faculty and adminiStrators. Student Gov- ernment officers are elected by popular student vote.

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Continuing SC Traditions Homecoming is one of the finest traditions at Southwesrem and this year was no exception. Marguerita Shaw was selected Homecoming Queen before the game, which Southwestern won 49-7. Marguerita is a senior from Oklahoma City who majors in psychology. She was nomi- nated by Wallingford Hall. Other candidates were Tammy Perry, Pam Ferguson, Mary jo Horn and Terri Saunders ,1 w r ' 's ' l. I' L! l WI HUB waeiLW . Above: Homecoming Queen Marguerita Shaw manted and her escort, Ron Barnett; Uefd Tammy Perry and Randy , - - ; ' 1.75:5: ? , ', Habluetzel; Uighd Terri Saunders and Darren Boyd. I ' I I Below: The winning noa: boaSts winning smiles: Patty 5' 4 ' . Clark, Clarisa Crawford and Sandy Humphries from SIS. I , l. . . . ' . , . .v' ':r::'4' , I d 7:? ?'nitr',.:.livl..' a '.,;::I.:ar..- ' Era ; H F .. 2.. q .. g. :8: , .. :4 5-: n. j. , -:. V l. -t. - 4 . .4: - n H -..- .4 I m .-' .-' IV - ZVHomecoming