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Page 82 text:
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Marilyn Markey, Dave Foster, Paulette Neymeyer, Randy Smith, Carol Ford. Under the capable supervision of Director Dave Foster, the Student Activity Center soared to un- equaled heights. 1968-69 will be known and long re- membered as the year of the juke box and theWar- rior Room addition. For proof of this year's success one need only to look at the Union's Sunday night attendance. The Board served as the student's bar- gaining power with those of higher offices. ST DENT UNION y BOARD I Student Union Board try their hand at bowling.
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Q ,Q President - Don Walter T DE T GOVER ME An active and interested student body helped'Pres- ident 'Don Walter to make decisions pertinant to the faculty, students, and the whole community. Sterling was one member of the recently formed A.C.C.K., and served as a mediator in most discussions. Among many major issues that came before the board one of the most controversial was the proposed coffeehouse. With the help of Vice-President, Galen Rodgers, all problems were handled with efficiency and as much speed as possible. ' Vice President - Galen Rogers Sec-Treas. - Carol White Seated - Dr. Gardner, G, Rogers, C. White, D, Walter, Prof. S, Lichte, D. Nuss, S. Miller, M. McCreight, S Walker. Standing - G. Sappenfield, E. Kottman, T. Bontrager, Blackwood y
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Seated: Shirely Dilday, Don Bonnell, Ann Harris, Standing: Charlotte Cross, Barbara Philips, Joyce Orr, Jack Girst, Mary Ruth, Sue Blackwood. SOCI L COMMITTEE ELECTIO BO RD A group of students asked to serve by the Student Government President make up the Election Board. Their main task is to super- vise all elections, on campus,from Homecoming Queen to class officers. This board supervises nominations, distribute ballots, record voters, tally votes, and in every way insure afair elec- tion. It is the responsibility of the Social Com- mittee to review and reprove all proposed ac- tivities on our campus. The members of this appointed committee judge all social events which take place during the year and bestow the Kay Kane Award upon the winner. First row: Marjorie DeVries, Janet Gordon, Carol Ford, Beverly Ron Heard, Daryl Nuss, Don Milligan, Randy Smith. Peters, Shelly Strandberg, Kay Kane. Second row: John Graham,
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