Surry Community College - Lancer Yearbook (Dobson, NC)

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STUDE TGO ER ME TASSOCIATIO Thr: purposes of tht Stu-dent Govern- ment r'kssoc'Earion of' Surry Community College are Tu promote :L muruai respect hetwecn nh: ad:1uinisrru1n:+:1 and :hc stu-zlernr body. To encourage :Ln interest in school :rf- rivities and concerns of r1:r,- srudfnr body. To provide a forum for pub-lid discus- sion of student problems and acrrivrries. Tu- establish and encourage leadership and involvement in student activities . . . Faust row. Charlcvm Bullin, Ln: Wsiikup, Kin Mr:D:s-rrr, Ilrinda hllarn, Ktp Ti'mmas.'Ir:nnlF-Er Thomas, Second 'r-nw: Fay: Brew-'s:rr, Gi1.'t Brew-srer,jusu-n Hlihdgcr-, Ilhundl Snow-', Dun: R-trscndLl11L Lauri: Wlfattfi, T1'1ird row: L3-'nn Fliggawns. F'-i-sky F-ltrhh. C117-'l'lr': Stewart. PHT Badgers. Tr:-Cs' HUGH-H. Grtg Fells, and Tn-fir Parrazs, P- I I LII' 1-...Q .-P il' 5-GA spa-nsm-n:d 1 frm: bxrlifast for us, ar Chris-tm:-ra, lHI'E:t1:n. Front row. Rhonda E-now, Trtasurcr, Dana Ho:-1:ndal'lL Historian: Clnrlrcn Bulllin, Prcsidrnt. Bark row:-fin-on H1-xlg-:st Farlurmrntlrllnz La-uri: Warts, Srtrctlrgrg Greg Fell. Vit:-Presid:11t. 25

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Circle K International is the largest colle+ giate organization to North Ameriea. Circle K is ll means for Forming friendships and working in it Cotrtm-on Cause with other stu- dents and simply litaaxing fun. Circle Iwfers want to maize this wo-rlel a better place, not only for themselves, but for ew-'erjpone else. The foundation nFCitcJe K. is caring :ab-:aut people. Circle K also develops personal lead- Ersltip sl-ailing antl the Stilwell of pergqmll irlltigl- tive in analyzing the needs of DUE environ- ment and ,attempting to End solutions For tl1em. Gut motto is. We l:1uiltl. I kj IRCLE l V7 Ulfricers. Vice-Fresinlent, Tracy Hoa-ket, President, D-a.r4'yl Black. Back row l'iI5-HFTIBFI, Sandra Llewellyn: Ee-zretaty, Cheryl Stewart: Tflllillilf. Helly HIIHQ P'nrl-i1I'rl'fnEil'l-in, ll-'lihrii Hltrllhlrj' I. P Circle H. wsiterl. the pe-Jirlrries v-'lrtl IT NJC, lzl-:ptlst I'lr.1zipl1ml for 1 Hallwrw-':'z'f1 party. 2. Front row: D,l.rJ. Collins, Tritt' il'IOUlce'r, Darryl l':lul.1Ci1, Suiln Hr:.lLl'l Second row. 5-sn-:lt-1 Llewellyn, Greg Felts, Clreryl Stewart, Kelly Hiatt, Mark II4IensIe1r,j.met Me Dov.-ell, Phill E5-::'nIe:.'l.ud1:'isorfl. Third rowijelff tj-if Nlf.-'r.l-:'l-1 and jennifer Gut' Qi