Page 6 - The Highacres Collegian, Feb. 25, 1975
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CORNER
OPEN LETTER
FROM SGA
PRESIDENT
Dear students,
A few days age* at
our last SGA meeting, one
of our members brought up a
problem that I suppose I had
been aware of, but never was
so keenly aware of as I am
now. She mentioned that in a
recent class, the class was
discussing government, and
the discussion eventually
became centered around the
Student Government of this
campus. The bad part was,
that the discussion ended
here, because she was the only
one who had any idea of what
student government is or does.
Therefore, I am writing
this letter to inform every-
one on this campus of the
things accomplished by SGA
this year, and, to some ex
tent, to give recognition to
those responsible for these
accomplishments. I think
the worst part about putting
forth a lot of time and ef
fort for the good of this
campus is the fact that no
body- knows about it and no
body even cares enough to
find out. So, I will try iby
best to make everyone see that
the Student Government Associ
ation does more than sit a
round once a week at a meet
ing, and accomplish nothing.
I would bet that less than
25 students on this campus
who are not on SGA know all of
the elected representatives.
So, I will start by listing
all the members. First, our
advisor is Dean McCallus. The
officers are: myself; Kim
DePue, Vice-Pres ident; Barb
Williams, Secretary; and Chris
Slivka, Treasurer. The elec
ted representatives are: Patti
Blust, Debbie Burgess, Mark
Butler, Pat Devine, Bill
Finerfrock, Francie Grencavich,
Sue Kinard, Karl Lutz, Maureen
Marcus, Michelle McClure, Bill
Michael, Donna Postupack,
Luann Surak and Christie Tito.
Also, Susan Petrilla, Kim
Reich and Todd Croft are mem
bers by virtue of their po
sitions as Union Board Presi
dent and BHC president and vice'
president, respectively,
So now you know who the
people are; now, here’s what we
do:
Let’s start way back in
September, with orientation
week. I realize that if Igo
through the whole year, this
is going to be quite a long
letter, but please bear with
me. I think if I can spend
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three hours writing this, you
can take five minutes out of
your busy schedule to read it*
I also realize that the people
X really want to reach haven't
even gotten this far - so what
good will this do anyway? Ne
vertheless, I'll try anyway.
I wonder how many of you
realize that before school
even started this year, Mr.
Binns, Susan Petrilla and my
self worked out the schedule
and the activities for ori-
entation week. Once the year
began, SGA turned its atten
tions to allocation money for
Continued
Converse,
Tigers.
Pro-Keds.