State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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ent Union Op neral contractor for Parkhurst for the temporary tember. Inside the wenty our cges By Cathy Cox Another big step forward in the life of State Fair Community College was accomplished Friday September 29, when Marvin Buford, Student Government President, cut the ribbon which opened the newly completed Student Union. The UHQOD, which has been under construction since July, was built by the Temlile-Callison Construction Company at an 3PPl'0ximate cost of 530,000 Work was still underway to complete the facility after its 0Pel1il18 and Mr. Bill Raboum Director of Business Affairs, that he is pleased that the tile for fhe fl00r has now been laid ahead of schedule. Pool tables and a juke box also add to the student recreational facilities. The south end of the union is the SFCC bookstore which has been expanded and greatly improved. The bookstore is more open and not as confining as the quarters we had in the other union. stated Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, and we also have more items than before. The new facility is to be efficently run in a department store-like mannerg it offers students not only school supplies but also a selection of stereo tapes, candles, gifts, and T- shirts. Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, Mrs. Joyce Matthews, Pat Flower and Jan Biggs have worked long hours to ready the bookstore for student use and have accomplished their goal of an attractive, useful operation. Another new feature the union offers is a food service. The mini- cafeteria catered by Mr. Gene Landon of State Fair Restaurant provides students with a variety of sandwiches, soup, deserts, drinks and snacks. This much needed service has become a popular aspect of the new union, and the students and faculty appreciate the convinence of their own cafeteria. Form A Union Committee Something new for State Fair concerning the student union is the formation of a Union Committee. President Fred Davis announced its origin at the dedication ceremonies. The Committee, whose purpose will be to decide on rules and policies for the facilities, will be comprised of Mr. Gene Landon, Mr. Bob Woolery, Dean of Community Services, Marvin Buford, and several other SFCC students. Woolery remarked, our primary job will be to establish guidelines as to how the union will be used. It is hoped that this will make the union more efficient and organized than ever before. The dedication ceremony for the union which was held at 9:30 a.m. was the end of much planning and aarork for many people. Mr. William opkins, Chairman of the college's 'Ni t Continued from Page Onem Board of Trustees, told the assembled group that State Fair's students today are making history and that this was a big step forward for our campus. He further stated, We the Board of Trustees dedicate this union to you, the Students of State Fair Community College. A few additional comments were made concerning the Elizabeth B. Yeater bequest which is expected to approximate S2 million. The new union along with being an attractive recreational facility will also provide a place for convocations, lecturers and organizational functions. It is a welcome addition to the school and will provide the SFCC student body with many extra benefits. PREPARING FOR THE OPENING - Mr. Bill Raboum, second from left, business manager of SFCC, makes the last minute preparations for the nbbon cutting ceremony symbolizing the opening of the new Student Union which took place Friday SCPTCHIDCI 29.Assisting Mr. Rahourn are custodians Wayne Shoemaker, left, and Roy Winfrey. Securing the ribbon on the north door is Mrs. Betty Blackwell, secretary to President Fred Davis. ' V.. , , W... f v W1 .f Q.. . if- V- wif- f ' .37 ' . ' ' .. . .' ..,.f.ww aff' . - ? ' 6 732262 if 1: 42 f I 'lrf f' , . hwy I V .,,. 5 I ff ' 5 t I . 0 7' ,El ...ggwrzi-,. 3+ -A ' , f S iw V' . wig ' f . W ,f f haf nn f'4'--as . W ,. ' - if , .. in gy? - ifffifl 5 51. 'T T 0 191

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VOIUYUC Five, Number O09 Sedolio. Missouri, Qcfober 12, A Big Step Fgrward tu n M, 190 CUTTING THE RIBBON - Cutting the ribbon in the ceremonies opening the new Student Union on September 29 is Marvin Buford, SFCC Student Govemment President. Looking on, from, left to right, is Mr. Fred Davis, president of the college, Mr. William Hopkins, chairman of the Board of Trusteesz, Gene Landon, operator of the new r Student Union food serviceg Mr. Lou Tempel, general contractor for the building and Mr. Sam Boyle, representing Parkhurst Manufacturing Company which furnished the trailer for the temporary book store on campus during the month of September. Inside the Student Union is Mrs. Fred Davis. if By Another b life of Stz College was September 21 Student Govt the ribbon w completed St The union, construction the Temple Company at S80,000. Worl complete tl opening ani Director of that he is pl the floor has schedule. P01 also add to tl facilities. The south SFCC books expanded an 'iThe bookst not as confin had in the ot Anna Marie have more ite The new fa run in a mannerg it 0 school suppli of stereo tape shirts. Mrs. Anna Joyce Matth J an Biggs hai ready the bo and have acc an attractive. Another n offers is a ft cafeteria ca Landon of I provides stue sandwiches, and snacks. service has bi of the new L and faculi convinence o Form A Something concerning tl formation oi President Fr Origin at the 1 The Comr will be to policies for comprised of Bob Woolen Services. li several otl Wooleiy rer job will be tc to how the u hoped that ti more efiicie ever before, The dedic: union which was the end isork for ma Hopkins. Ch:

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