RESIDENCE
HALL
COUNCIL
The Residence Hall Coun
cil (better known as RHO)
supervises over all activites
for the dormitory'students.
The president of RHC is Jim
Horrex, vice-president-Nelson
Thomas, secretary-Monica
Sweda, and treasurer-Bert
Nothstein. Also on RHC are
six governors representing
each floor from both the male
and female sides of the . dormi -
tory. Each governor is elect
ed by their floor and not only
represent their floor at RHO
meetings, but plans activities
for their individual floors.
On September 20, elections
were held in the dining hall
for choosing three members for
each of the four committees
that make up RHC. The four
committees and their members
are as follows:
Foods and Housing: Mark
Butler, Randi Herschel, Joyce
Ledonne.
Social: Wanda Ault, Mitch
Kinstler, Beck Saff.
Arts and Culture: Gary
Gray, Jean Hudak, Stephco
Hayicßecreation: Ken Heydt,
Cindy Parsons, Joe Zuba.
Foods and Housing commit
tee takes care of all com
plaints concerning the dorm
and dining hall. The social
committee plans dances and
other such activities, while
the Arts and Cultures commit
tee plans movies shown in the
dorm and student-teacher rap
sessions. The Recreation com
mittee sponsors sports activit
ies. RHC has worked hard to
plan many activities for this
year, so give them your sup
port.
THANKS
The COLLEGIAN Staff would
like to acknowledge the campus
supporters who assisted us in
the publication of the first
issue this term. A sincere
thank you to Dr. Aurand, Mr.
pinnes, Mr. Breckenridge, Mr.
Concannon, Dr, David, Warren
Faust, Mr. Jumpeter, Mr. Price,
and the Staff of the Newsletter.
PROFESSORS PUBLISH 800
Two members of the High
acres mathematics department
are authors of a new mathe
matics textbook. Written, by
Ernest Haeussler and Richard S.
Paul, assistant professors of
mathematics, the book, entitled
"Introductory Mathematical An
alysis" is designed for busi
ness and economics students.
The book is intended to
provide a mathematical-foun-
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equilibrium.
An autographed copy was
presented to the Highacres
library by the authors and w.
accepted by Dr. David, direc
tor, and Mrs. Mary Ferry, he.
librarian.