Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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hJ Clockwise from the top: Sophomore class officer - Pete McCoy (Pres.), Terri Kriviski (V-Pres.), Julie Hirn (Treas.), Carol Pfeister (Sec). Freshman class officers - Mike Goss (Treas. ) Judy Hines (Sec), Don Crane (Pres.), David Blevins (Stu- dent Senate Rep.). Junior class officers - Randy Pence (V-Pres.), Randy Conley (Pres.). Senior class officers - Donna Dobo (Sec), Don Vinyard (Pres.), Carolyn Madigan, Becky Culp (Treas.). Insert— Diane I bold (V-Pres.). 25

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gripes Senate tinguis The general purpose of the STU- DENT SENATE shall be to promote stu- dent government and responsibility, to work for the betterment of Union College by providing opportunity for cooperation between the student body and the administration and faculty of the college, and to advance stu- dent welfare. This year ' s Senate strove to a- chieve these goals under the leader- ship of President Michael Napier. Members participated on standing ad- ministrative committees of the col- lege; they discussed all pertinent business including student ideas, and suggestions at their open weekly meeting. Special projects handled by the included the faculty evaluation by students, and the presentation of the Dis- hed Faculty Award on Honors Day. This year ' s STUDENT CENTER BOARD made sure that there was something to do around here!!! They organized both formal and informal dances including a Halloween Party- Dance, a Valentine ' s dance and a Christmas dance, they presented movies twice a month, and they sponsored two concerts. In addition to these activities the Center Board held our all night party in the fall, and they sponsored bus tours to Natural Bridge and Mammoth Caves. Pictured at top are Senate members D. Compton, Dean Mays, L. Chavies, D. Ison, Pres- ident M. Napier, J. Thompson, J. Emmel , B. Milone, L. Moore, D. Blevins, A. Works. Pictured at left center are Center Board members S. Marshall, R. Thomsen, President D. Dobo, P. McCoy and Mr. Clark. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR... 24

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SERVE, HONOR, This year the GIRL ' S SERVICE SORORITV had to join ranks with the men of PUB so that they could retain their status as a service organization. Some of the ser- vice activities that they participated in included working at the Boone Manor Nursing home, helping with the flood clean-up, helping at home track and field meets, and watching children at the Methodist Church. Pictured below are: R. Abner, T. Kriviski (Pres.), C. Pfister, G. Bullock, D. Ellis, N. Crouch, J. Ashman, L. Yinger, T. Turner, D. Yahne. IOTA SIGMA NU recognizes honor students by uniting them in an organization which encourages high ideals, promotes diligence in study, and rewards excellence in scholarship. Each May the group hosts an initiation ban- quet. Pictured above are the members of the society who were present at the 1977 banquet. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Dwight Stewart the MILESIANS or- ganized activities that would stimulate interest in philosophy. This year they invited several guest speakers to come and share their experiences with our cam- pus community. Pictured at right are Milesians Hres. Richard Shelby, Dr. Stewart, Ruth Hizer, and V. Pres. Roberta Taylor. SfiPiii • wJvt BBil Wm JB 1 BhL W ' Ik? ■ a 1 Cy T JIt a W 11m w 1 U , m J F HL.i f m 26