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| − | To our knowledge, holds the record for longest period of time spent on the executive board: 3.5 years. She became the [[Recording Secretary]] in the spring of 1999 when [[James Raskob]] could no longer fulfill the position (for reasons unknown, lost to time), and was re-elected three consecutive times. Serving as RecSec for all 3.5 years, she also | + | To our knowledge, holds the record for longest period of time spent on the executive board: 3.5 years. She became the [[Recording Secretary]] in the spring of 1999 when [[James Raskob]] could no longer fulfill the position (for reasons unknown, lost to time), and was re-elected three consecutive times. Serving as RecSec for all 3.5 years, she also served the longest consecutive officership of anyone ever. Give this lady a medal! |
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Latest revision as of 20:44, 11 October 2013
Margaret "James" "mid" DeLap
To our knowledge, holds the record for longest period of time spent on the executive board: 3.5 years. She became the Recording Secretary in the spring of 1999 when James Raskob could no longer fulfill the position (for reasons unknown, lost to time), and was re-elected three consecutive times. Serving as RecSec for all 3.5 years, she also served the longest consecutive officership of anyone ever. Give this lady a medal!
| Preceded by James Raskob |
Recording Secretary Spring 1999 |
Succeeded by herself |
| Preceded by herself |
Recording Secretary 1999-2000 |
Succeeded by still her |
| Preceded by still her |
Recording Secretary 2000-2001 |
Succeeded by dayum, girl! |
| Preceded by dayum, girl! |
Recording Secretary 2001-2002 |
Succeeded by Joey "Fwiffo" Echeverria |
