William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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1 S? A'f fQ. CUB COLLEGE UNION ACTIVI- TIES: they seek to serve. College Union Activities' purpose is to encourage students to partici- pate in school functions. This year, CUA sponsored the Fine Arts events, films, art shows and several special activities. These special activities included: Spring Fashion Show, two free rock con- certs held in the cage and a free evening of entertainment for freshmen at Worlds of Fun. Com- mittee workers were needed for such things as supplying publicity for various activities, ushering, contacting artists, and accomo- dating the entertainers. Acting as an important part of college life, CUA Board was the organization behind the majority of this year's activities. The orga- nization was headed this year by Todd Owen. 1 CUA Board Members 2 CUA Sponsored Rock Concert 3 CUA Fashion Show ZOXORGANIZATIONS

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W S 1 Z ,V wif W Z1 , Wa, 'H ae ' f x ' 4 f 7 ,2. , zwfwww JW -Senate Jim Waits, V.P. for 1976-77 Steve Krause, Pres. for 1976-77 Larry Dickerson, Pres. for 1975-76 and Ed Tread- well. SENATE MEMBERS: ROW l: Sherry Weisen- stein, Brenda Eaton, Cherrie Adair. ROW 2: Gor- don Kingsley, Jr., Lesa Shephard, Andee Kelly, Barb Crutcher. ROW 2: John Seymour, Sandy Estill, Joan Travistion. ROW 3: Doug Amigdon, Kit Truex, Terri Meade. ROW 4: Steve Settler, Paula Graves, Sandy Lewis. ROW 5: Jeff Caylor, Jenna Wideman, Steve Krause. ROW 6: Gary Hooper, Mark Comley, ROW 7: Mark Browne, Dave Mclnnes, Marise Duff, Jim Cooksey, Larry Dickerson, Brent Slife, Vickie Krause, Chris Mi- nor, Bob Shoulders, Howard Brooks, Jim Waits. cw ORGANIZATIONSNI