University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Marie Deacon Geri Dugan Marie Deacon was instrumental in attaining Card Keys for junior women. The parental survey which she conducted was an essential ele- me nt in aiding the Board of Trus¬ tees to make a decision. Marie’s eontributions have also been evi¬ denced in her role as a graduate ! esident, and in Student Government as an administrative assistant to the student government president. Geri Dugan has earned recogni¬ tion through her work in Associ¬ ated Women Students. Selected as its “Woman of the Year”, Geri has worked as chairman of the Pro¬ grams Committee and the Judicial Board. Geri has also served as sec¬ retary of Symposium 71, as well as representing her living group as a senator. Geri was a delegate to a women’s symposium in Dallas.

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Margaret Akins Curt Bradbury Margaret Akins has proven herself an outstanding student in the Col¬ lege of Education. Margaret’s ma¬ jor, special education, has led to her interest in aiding underprivi- liged children through the “Big Sister-Little Sister” program. Her service has also been evidenced on this campus through her work on the AWS Legislative Board, Pan- hellenic Council, and her sorority. As president of the Interfraternity Council, Curt Bradbury has worked to improve fraternity recruitment, as well as an improved system of ori¬ entation for all students. Curt be¬ lieves that the Greek system must change with the times, and he has initiated action that has done much to bring fraternities on this campus up-to-date on the national trends in contemporary fraternity living.

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Danny Durning has amassed honors both in academics and in extracur¬ ricular activities. In addition to his outstanding record as a graduate student in public administration, Danny has also served the student body in his two-year association with Symposium. His aim has been to bring the most appealing speakers to the University of Arkansas Jim Eads has done more to promote the aims of Blue Key than any oth¬ er individual in the history of the organization on this campus. Jim’s opinions in the areas of student rights and privileges have been val¬ ued highly by his peers. This past year Jim served on the Faculty-Senate Athletics Committee and investigated the “autonomous” ticket policies. 34