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Campus Update March 14, 1984 Page 3 Officers Elected for 84-85 Student Senate - Frank Pickard Tealecte President ae Senate Meets Meeting in regular session on March 7th, the ACC Student Senate approved the appointment of John Loflin as secretary to the senate to fill the vacancy created by the res- ignation of Linda Pokorzynski. Loflin is a sophomore this year and will serve in the post only for the remainder of the year. In other business, senate member Steve Wright reported that Lumber- ea es sheer ete Results of the 84-85 officer elec- tions for Student Senate, which were held February 15, 16, and 17, are as follows. Reelected President is, sopho- more. Frank Pickard. He will be the first Student Senate President to hold two consecutive terms of office. Elected ee is. fresh- man. Jim Webbe! Elected Sey is ‘Mary Moreau. No candidates ran for Treasur- er so Student Senate President, Frank Pickard, will appoint a Trea- surer at the next meeting, to be held March 14, and the Student Senate members will vote on the appointment. In a recent interview, re-elected President Pickard stated, “One of the major goals of the Student Sen- ate for the next academic year at ACC is to encourage students to get more involved with the Student Senate.” He would like to stress the fact that, “The Student Senate is not a limited group, and needs greater participation from the stu- dent body. The Student Senate,’” Pickard added, to know more of what the students freshman. campus. New clue for the week was given: “| am not gagged, but | am bound.” President Frank Pickard reported that the latest winners of the contest, Pat Hantz and Pam Mytko appeared to receive their The senate conducted a lengthy discussion on graduation speakers, however nothing was decided. Frank McCourt advised the sen- ate on the up and coming events and needs, including: formation of an athletics booster club, evaluation of the Mid-Semester Break Flor- ida Trip, the need for the senate to discuss projects and goals for the summer and next fall, and the need for a senate self-evaluation. The Student Senate of Alpena Community College meets every Wednesday morning at 7:30 am. All interested persons are urged to attend. _ Bud’s Donuts 492 Ripley Meet your friends for the best coffee in town. Jim Webber elected Vice-President Mary Moreau elected Secretary “feels it necessary” Croesus Venture To Benefit by Renee Kaschner A benefit auction for the Jesse Besser Museum will be held Sat- urday, March 24, 1984, at the Alpe- na Civic Center. This event, called the Croesus Venture, will be an evening of fun, food and drink, and entertainment. Serious bidding for art, antiques, collectables, services both frivolous and practical, and. many items of interest, will take place during a silent auction from 5:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. and a live auction from 8:00 p.m. to ?. The auctioneer for this pres- tigious event, is no other than Ms. Dory, Diggs. She is offering her ser- vices at a minimal charge. Robert E. Haltiner, Croesus Venture Chairman, hopes this will be as successful as the previous year’s. The proceeds from the event go to the Jesse Besser Museum for Museum upcoming events. Some of the many unique items ~ to be auctioned are: a $1,000.00 “surprise from WBKB TV; a week's cruise for 4 on Lake Michigan; a huge ceramic vessel by Sam Mach- ulis; art work by Dorothy Gheen, Neva Blashill, Tom Young, and others; a carved bird by Michael VanHouzen; dinners; a variety of “services; one week in a cottage at Long Lake; week-end packages; wine; furniture; even an elk’s head, Most items to be auctioned are ‘on exhibit at the museum now! Tickets are $10.00 per person and will not be available at the door, The auction will be limited to 300 guests, so get your tickets now! Contact Jesse Besser Museum for tickets and further information, Student Lockers Possible by Julianne Michaels There have been rumors cir- culating campus concerning wall lockers for student convenience, but according to Dean of Students The questionnaire response suggest- ed that students favored the locker proposal. Although there is no funding the rumor.may.-,available to. purchase-lockers At theme. mack yt become fact for some time. - The locker rumor originated asa suggestion in a Student Senate meeting. Senate member Matt Parcells polled ACC students every day for a week via the “Splinter’’. “present time, Dean McCormack is attempting to locate old, yet usable lockers from the Alpena Public School system. If obtainable, these lockers would be recycled to serve as a pilot project. Board Meets In Light Agenda Session by Jim Baker At the recent Board of Trustees meeting Dick Miles, Physical Edu- cation teacher at Alpena Commu- nity College, was granted a sabbati- cal leave unanimously by the board. A sabbatical leave is an academic leave which an instructor can qual- ify for after teaching for seven years. Miles was granted the leave and will receive half of his normal salary plus fringe benefits. Mr Miles will be focusing his leave on a new —o program. This will be associated with new methods of physical fit- ness such as:running, jogging, and skiing. After his return in 1985, Miles also plans to organize a rehab- ilitation program which will be in~ coordination with the hospital and ACC's nursing students. In other business, Bob Jason was reappointed as attorney for ACC. Also, reappointed as auditor was Gordon A. Nethercut. The next Board of Trustees meeting will be held’ on March 15, 1984 at. 7:30 in NRC room 450. Soe 7 owt ‘The Peddler carries name brands such as Woolrich, Jordache, Sergio, Foxcraft, Cambridge, Hang ten, Calvin Klien, Cotler, Rescue. Knvsoe: the area fox ts Classic Casual Clolhin men and women! ff _LAY-A-WAYS WECOME FOR SPECIAL SPORTSWEAR Alpena Mall