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Light-Eater Residence Halls Newsletter, October 4, 1971

1971-10-04 Light-Eater Vol. II, Number 2, Page 3

Dick Persoon Jim Barberesso Jeff Hoffman Rich Grier Kevin Shoneman (picture of all these people from left to right on top of page) 

Daum - Rienow 11

New officers were elected at Kate 
Daum co-ed  residence hall Sep-t
ember 20 and at Rienow II Sept. 21. 
The new members at Daum are 
Sheryl Raudio, secretary; Jim 
Campell, treasurer; Giusseppe 
Triolo, ARK representative; and
 Hugh Stone, student senate 
representative. 
As Secretary, Sheryl Raudio will 
record the minutes of Kate Daum's 
weekly house meetings. Raudio is a 
second semester junior in 
elementary education from Long 
Lake, Minnesota. Ms. Raudio also
 works at the Daum-Burge cafeteria. 

Jim Campbell was elected the
treasurer of the Daum dormitory, 
thus putting to use his abilities in
accounting. Campbell will check to
 see how the balance of Kate Daum's 
books result after each association, 
or floor, pays its student fees. These 
are $5 per student each semester.
Marty Clague (Picture off to the left of text)
The new ARH representative is 
Giusseppe Triolo. Triolo has already 
been selected to be the chairman of 
the bus committee.  

Hugh Stone will be the student
senate representative, and states 
that he hopes to bring new 
suggestions for the benefit of all 
students concerned. Stone will be
 concerned with the Dormitory 
Council, with the reapportionment 
bill, with the Garfield Court, with the
Herdbooks, with the Student Health
Program, with parking facilities and 
other aspects of student life which
affect every university student. 
At Rienow II a group of residents
ran as a group and won. The 
members are Kevin Shonemen, 
president; Rich Grier, vice-
president; Jeff Hoffman, secretary;
and Dick Persoon, treasurer. Two
individual candidates also won.
These are Jim Barberesso, ARH
representative and Steve Martin, 
student senate representative. 

Kevin Shoneman will preside over
matters      which        he       calls
"straightening the dorm". One of
these matters is television rooms.
Rienow II has one television room
for 500 residents. Shoneman thinks
that there should be more than one. 
"There should be at least another
one." He is considering a major in
either     pre-law,     psychology,
sociology,  or  political science.
Shoneman is from Garner. 

The second member of the group 
is Rich Grier, a freshman from Deep 
River. He agrees with Shoneman as 
to getting more television rooms.
Grier is a business major,    em-
phasing accounting. He par-
ticipates in the University Hawkeye 
Marching Band.
The newly-elected secretary is
Jeff hoffman, a second-semester
freshman art major. Hoffman made
the handmade posters for the 
members' campaign. He believes
that a government by close friends
will run smoother than one where 
everyone is a stranger. 
The last member of the group is
Dick Persoon, who was elected
treasurer. Persoon wants every
dormitory resident to get a "fair
shake" in the dormitory structure.
Persoon is a freshman thinking over
his choice for major among pre-
medicine, special education, or 
speech pathology. He is from Doon.
Jim Barberesso was an in-
dependent candidate elected ARH
representative. Barberesso stated
that he had heard complaints from
some of the residents having late
classes and finding out that break-
fast time is over. He wants to try to 
extend breakfast hours for the 
benefit of these students. 
Barberesso is interested in
sociology or anthropology. He is
from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 
Steve Martin, student senate 
representative, said he ran for of-
fice, because he felt that for five or 
ten years he was a part of the 
minority. Now he wants to lead those
who remained there. "The rights of
the student are what is important."
Martin is a freshman political 
science major from Davenport.
Martin is also a professional bicycle
racer.



Sheryl Raudio, Joe Triolo, Hugh Stone, Jim Campbell, Dave Bogenrief (picture on the bottom from left to right)


Lecture Notes    Can help you get a grade!

Course No.       Course Name      Time
11:21   Life Science   2:30 p.m.
11:30 Philosophies of Man 10:30 a.m.
113:3 Intro. to Culture & Society 9:30 & 11:30 a.m.
30:001 Intro. to American Politics  9:30 a.m.
30:013 Intro. to World Politis  2:30 p.m.
31:1 Elementary Psychology 11:30 a.m.
31:13 Psychology of Adjustment 8:05 a.m.
31:163 Abnormal Psychology 1:30 p.m.
34:1 Intro to Sociology Principles 9:30 a.m. -Prof. Wilmeth
34:140 Criminology 9:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.
6E:1 Principles of Economics 9:30 a.m & 1:30 p.m.
6E:2 Principles of Economics 10:30 a.m.
113:150/34:138 Culture & Personality 12:30 p.m.

If you're taking one of the 
courses listed at left, then 
stop at the cloakroom near 
IMU's main ballroom and  
Invest $4.95 (tac incl.)

We're Open
Tues. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. +
Wed. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Thurs. 12 noon - 3:30 p.m.

The notes can be charged 
to your U-Bill or paid in
cash

+note new hours on Tues.

Saving...

Dick Persoon Jim Barberesso Jeff Hoffman Rich Grier Kevin Shoneman (picture of all these people from left to right on top of page) Daum - Rienow 11 New officers were elected at Kate Daum co-ed residence hall Sep-t ember 20 and at Rienow II Sept. 21. The new members at Daum are Sheryl Raudio, secretary; Jim Campell, treasurer; Giusseppe Triolo, ARK representative; and Hugh Stone, student senate representative. As Secretary, Sheryl Raudio will record the minutes of Kate Daum's weekly house meetings. Raudio is a second semester junior in elementary education from Long Lake, Minnesota. Ms. Raudio also works at the Daum-Burge cafeteria. Jim Campbell was elected the treasurer of the Daum dormitory, thus putting to use his abilities in accounting. Campbell will check to see how the balance of Kate Daum's books result after each association, or floor, pays its student fees. These are $5 per student each semester. Marty Clague (Picture off to the left of text) The new ARH representative is Giusseppe Triolo. Triolo has already been selected to be the chairman of the bus committee. Hugh Stone will be the student senate representative, and states that he hopes to bring new suggestions for the benefit of all students concerned. Stone will be concerned with the Dormitory Council, with the reapportionment bill, with the Garfield Court, with the Herdbooks, with the Student Health Program, with parking facilities and other aspects of student life which affect every university student. At Rienow II a group of residents ran as a group and won. The members are Kevin Shonemen, president; Rich Grier, vice- president; Jeff Hoffman, secretary; and Dick Persoon, treasurer. Two individual candidates also won. These are Jim Barberesso, ARH representative and Steve Martin, student senate representative. Kevin Shoneman will preside over matters which he calls "straightening the dorm". One of these matters is television rooms. Rienow II has one television room for 500 residents. Shoneman thinks that there should be more than one. "There should be at least another one." He is considering a major in either pre-law, psychology, sociology, or political science. Shoneman is from Garner. The second member of the group is Rich Grier, a freshman from Deep River. He agrees with Shoneman as to getting more television rooms. Grier is a business major, em- phasing accounting. He par- ticipates in the University Hawkeye Marching Band. The newly-elected secretary is Jeff hoffman, a second-semester freshman art major. Hoffman made the handmade posters for the members' campaign. He believes that a government by close friends will run smoother than one where everyone is a stranger. The last member of the group is Dick Persoon, who was elected treasurer. Persoon wants every dormitory resident to get a "fair shake" in the dormitory structure. Persoon is a freshman thinking over his choice for major among pre- medicine, special education, or speech pathology. He is from Doon. Jim Barberesso was an in- dependent candidate elected ARH representative. Barberesso stated that he had heard complaints from some of the residents having late classes and finding out that break- fast time is over. He wants to try to extend breakfast hours for the benefit of these students. Barberesso is interested in sociology or anthropology. He is from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Steve Martin, student senate representative, said he ran for of- fice, because he felt that for five or ten years he was a part of the minority. Now he wants to lead those who remained there. "The rights of the student are what is important." Martin is a freshman political science major from Davenport. Martin is also a professional bicycle racer. Sheryl Raudio, Joe Triolo, Hugh Stone, Jim Campbell, Dave Bogenrief (picture on the bottom from left to right) Lecture Notes Can help you get a grade! Course No. Course Name Time 11:21 Life Science 2:30 p.m. 11:30 Philosophies of Man 10:30 a.m. 113:3 Intro. to Culture & Society 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. 30:001 Intro. to American Politics 9:30 a.m. 30:013 Intro. to World Politis 2:30 p.m. 31:1 Elementary Psychology 11:30 a.m. 31:13 Psychology of Adjustment 8:05 a.m. 31:163 Abnormal Psychology 1:30 p.m. 34:1 Intro to Sociology Principles 9:30 a.m. -Prof. Wilmeth 34:140 Criminology 9:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. 6E:1 Principles of Economics 9:30 a.m & 1:30 p.m. 6E:2 Principles of Economics 10:30 a.m. 113:150/34:138 Culture & Personality 12:30 p.m. If you're taking one of the courses listed at left, then stop at the cloakroom near IMU's main ballroom and Invest $4.95 (tac incl.) We're Open Tues. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. + Wed. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Thurs. 12 noon - 3:30 p.m. The notes can be charged to your U-Bill or paid in cash +note new hours on Tues.