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STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
The Student Advisory Council is an
organization formed for the purpose of
communicating student problems and
grievances to the Administration.
The Council has been actively engaged in
improving library facilities and hours and has
worked out several modifications in the
procedures of
events surrounding
Graduation.
One of the organization's major accom
plishments was its collaboration with the
Resident Student Association in obtaining
relaxation of restrictions on the resident stu
dents, including the lifting of nightly checks.
From left to right: Bill Youmans, Bill Sink, Tony
Sinclitico. Not pictured: Ed Ostermeyer, Mike
Maher
The purpose of the Stu
dent Court is to regulate
student conduct on campus
and in the apartments. The
Court is the outstanding
example of the new Admin
istration policy of allowing
students an increased share
in regulating their own
activities.
The Court's major objec
tives were enforcement of
traffic regulations and the
maintenance of proper
student attire on the
campus.
STUDENT COURT
From left to right: Neal Schram, Bob Mollison, John McCoy, Richard Dittbenner, Chief Justice, Glen
Foreman, Jack Muecke
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