The People Are Terrific Weber State and want others to feel the same way.” “I want to get more people involved and provide activities that most people want to at- tend,’’ . Lori Memmott by Jonathan Morrell “I love every minute of it and would do it over many times because the people are terrific,”expressed Lori Mem- mott, Activities Vice Presj dent, when asked about her of- fice. Memmott, a junior majoring in education, said being a vice president is definately a learning experience, not easy, but challenging and she knows that it will be hard to leave at the end of the year. Miss Memmott’s responsibilities as Activities Vice President are the chairman of the College Activities Board (CAB), member of the Union Building Policy Board, Foods Committee, Student Activities, Homecoming Chairman, U.B. Calendar, and representative to the Institutional Council. Asked why she ran for of- fice, Memmott stated, “‘I enjoy being involved in student government activities, working with people and I am proud of Lori added. one new tradition, all council She con- and her level of acceptance makes my job much easier. Memmott has learned that just because it hasn’t been done in the past doesn’t mean that it can't be done.’ “TI can’t say enough about the great people I work with and my success depends on them,”’ Memmott emphasized. tinued to say that she wants to see a united effort with the religious groups, dorms and campus organization in planning and sponsoring activities. In conclusion, Lori “T also want to get more that to be a successful added officer people involved and provide you need to put your heart into them with a good experience, it and do your best in every | and while I’m leading, I want way. Wit hout a total dedicato train new leaders,” Lori ad- tion to your job and responded. sibilities, noth The Activities Vice Presi- complished. ing would get acdent exclaimed that she wants to start which was the First Annual Wildcat Safari. Another new activity was the introduction of the dinner-dance. Other goals include to have quality events, be actively in- volved in events, learn to work with people, develop friendships and unity with the CAB members. Asked about the problems of the office, Lori exclaimed that the red tape can get to you. It is time consuming and it holds up the process of getting things done on time. It is hard to coordinate the schedules to complete the paperwork. When asked about the chairmen for the varioius CAB committees, Memmott praised each of her chairmen as very dependable, supportive and terrific! “Another factor in my success,” Lori added, “‘is working with Deanne Spencer. As my advisor she supports me totally,