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Ttil= TIMl31=l2-Cl2UISl=l2 Published By The Journalism Ciass of Alpena Community College VOL. IX No. 3 ALPENA, MICHIGAN December, 1966 Co-Eds Vie For "S now Ball,, Queen Sophomores Sponsor Snowball Dance The 1966 ",Snow Ball" dance was held Saturday night, Decem- ber 17 at the Civic theater spon- sored by the sophomore class. Being a combination semiformal dance and buffet, it was staged from 9: 00 to 12: 00 to the music of the "Poverty and the Depres_ sions." Seven girls of the Alpena Com- munity College social and admin- istrative groups vied for the title of "Snow Ball" que,en. They were sophomores; Barb Hayes, Betty Sands, and Mary Kay Chandler; and freshmen, Sue Doyle, Donna Froberg, Mary Kay Edgely, and the sophmore class, Betty. Sands is studying Physical education; while Stu- dent GovernmBnt sponsored Barb Hayes is a science major. Mary Kay Chandler, backed by the cheerleaders, states social science as her major interest. The freshman representative on the E.I.P. program was Sue Doyle. In add'ition, both th.e journalism and Circle K's co-eds who vied for queen, Donna FrobBrg and Mary Kay Edgely respectively, are on the Liberal Arts course. La&t but no least was P.E. major Evalee Bellingham sponsored by the Letterman's Club. isters which th-e student body gave votes by dropJ;>ing money into hBr canisters. The students had a chance to vote as many times for as many candidates as they wished. The polls closed -at 5: 00 p.m. December 11. The Queen and her escort (King) was anno-unced at the dance and were given small gifts as a token of recognition. The tickets were sold at $4.00 per couple. Stndents Engage . ·t The studen,ts or Alpena Com- mml,ity College have been dili- gently oollecting Christmas items for a poor fatherless family in Kentucky. A fiftieen year old girl, Sharon Hubbard from Asher, Kentucky, wrote to the ACC Student Gov- ,ernment and aslrnd for aid be. cause of their incapacity to buy clothes, shoes, and toys for her mother, tw,o brothers, al)Jd sister during Christmas, In exchange for thBse items, the Hubbard family woulcl send ih'A'h'h'h'A'h'A'h'h'h'h·h'n 'h'A'h'h'h'h'h'h'h'h' :~_iv!vivi~ivi¥ivivivivivivivivivivivivivivivivivi ..... 0 -=- ..... ..... 0 0, ..... ••··· 0, ..... 0, ••··· 0, •··· 0, ~ ··•-· 0, ••··· 0, ··••· • ·••·· 0, ·•··· 0, ..... 0, 1Qlimhtr ~ Qiruiscr S,taff "WISHES THE DEAN STUDENT BODY FACULTY il;tAINTENANCE DFJP ARTMENT A VERY hollies, ferns; pine mistletoe, and mountain greens to decoratie the school. The deadline for bringing in the used clothing, shoes, and toys was Decemb,e1· 16. Mr. Valli was in charge of storing the articles. 0 ···•· 0 ..... 0 ···•• 0 ····• 0 ···•· 0 ···•· 0 ..... ...... ...•• Each of tlie girls hacl two can_ - --- --------------- ----------- Careers Aided By Correct Counciling Career coun.seling is a form of Educational Counseling which guides a student in establishing his life's work. A student should see his coun. ,selor if he is unC1ertain as to the vocation to choose for the establishing of his career goals. A stud,en,t who hasn't set a goal a11d is unable to put forth an effort to do so. can be help_ ed by establishing his career goals, undrer proper counseHng. ThBre is one tool used to h:elp in career areas suc1h as test re- sults from the Kuder Inter.est Inventory, which establishes faats concerning part.time jobs, hobbies, likes and dislikes Information on various detaHed occupations may be obtained from the library and Mr. Valli .. Lois Capczynski. SEA Officers Elect For 66-67 The Student Education Asso. ciation met officially for the w.rst time on Tuesday, December 6 at 12: 05 in room 106. Officers for the coming ye,ar 41clude •Pl"esident Ron Fought; 1st Vice-Pre,sident Ron Ross; 2DI;. Vice-President Harriet Kline, and Sec11etary • Treasurer Cynthia Chun. Speaker for the e,vent was Dr. R. L. Marquard, the Michigan Slba~e representative to ACC. His speech concerned the opBr- ation and innovation of thie new "EIP" pr,ogram. All future meetings will be held the first and third Tues- days at noon. Announcement The Al1>ena Community College cheerLeaders will be sponsoring dances directly after the baskeL _ball games throughout the sea_ son. The cost will be 25c and they "'.Hl be held at Central Hall until 12: 00. Music wm be provid- ed. To Days Remember * December 21 . ..... "Christmas *J'"""' 3 .. . . . . . . .. Vaoafon" ,) *January 13 . ..... . ....... Final , Examinations *Ja nuary 20 ......... .. ... First Semester Closes * January 20, 23, 24 Preregistration *January 25 Counseling Sophomore Registration *January 26 .. . ....... Freshmen Registration * January 27 . ..... Classes Begin SNOWBALL CANDIDATE,S OF AOC - Left to right are :Betty Sands, Evalee Bellingham, Mary Kay Edgley, Mary Kay Chandler, B'.arb Hays, and Donna Fro- berg. Missing from the picture was Sue Doyle. !O!tJlO!&liJlt!tJ!tl&!tJlOltJ:O!ui&lO!f!OlOlOltJltJltJltJl ef:asons {;Jreelings tt!O!tJ!OIO!tltJlO!&!tl0!0!&18i&!t!tJl&l&!O!&!O!tJ!Ol