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

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The annual MAJC-SGA fall convention was held at SFCC this year and the presiding college was East Central Junior College. Their SGA president, Jim Carey, served as presiding president. . W . tAbovei Members who attended the MAJC-SGA convention look over proposed resolutions that will be voted on later in the meeting. SFCC senators who attended were Becky Studer, Robyn Williams, Glenn Longworth, Mike Riley, Mike Watring, Vicki Whitworth, and SGA president, Marvin Buford. tRightJ The annual spring conference was held in Kansas City. Attending senators were Paula Robertson, Kathy Hunter, Robert Thompson, Sam Lehman, Becky Studer, Mary Carrington, and president Gary Gill. SFCC was elected to be presiding college for next year. SFCC SGA president Gary Gill is congratulated by this year's president, Jim Carey, of East Central Junior College. 76 W, I Wy, gfglf 1 - ,elvky , .' All MAJC-SGA members broke up into discussion groups in order to talk about cer- - tain problems common to most junior colleges in Missouri. Some topics were stu- dent representation on the board of trustees, mandatory attendance to graduation, and censorship of student publications. 1 ss Jerrie Jones

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ET gton, Greg Cecil, Pat during one of the many in and Becky Minor dis A. H ,Elf r, X .. um Q .. JP 1-0 5' cu '6 c :a 0 D' L. : I .. U' 4? X ,W W3 K .klyz Marvin Buford, SGA president for the first semester, takes a break from all his respon- lsibilities as SGA president. 1 The Community Services Organization QCSOQ held a Halloween party for the han- dicapped children. CSO is a division of SGA. Here, Mike Watring, Kevin Wing, and Den- nis Jackson, supervise a game. Judy Zurcher, left, assists in a game divised by CSO for the Halloween party they sponsored. Q1 Ss Second semester president, Gary Gill, has a discussion with his vice-president, Mary Carrington. Y Senator Nancy Dotson, watches over the voting booth during one of the several SGA elections held this year. 2 y r . l . ,,....1.,...,.y...4 Senator Nancy Dotson, watches over the voting booth dur- ing one of the several SGA elections held this year. Ron Carter and Sam Lehman, right, tied for the office of SGA president on May 14. A runoff election put Ron Carter as next faIl's president. Other new SGA officers will be Keith Kerr, vice- presidentg Vicki Whitworth, secretary, and Ellen Ensminger, treasurer. A constitutional amendment was passed to allow an increase of the senate from 16 to 20. Senators will be elected next fall. -f . :H ' 'sa L - if . 'Mi' Q .'-. fag. . nag: gigs 'Mn ' if W ' ' . 2 if f 3 'X -I ' t v J- , ,,f,f

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