Cal State Polytechnic College - El Rodeo Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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ELECTION COMMITTEE Jim Clark, chairman of the Election Committee, is always willing to help someone who wishes to run for of- fice. Persons v ho are qualified to run for office generally see him or members of his committee. The Elec- tion Committee establishes the eli- gibility of candidates, controls campaigns, and controls the process of voting and ballot counting. Class elections are held in the Fall with Student Body elections in April. The Election Committee has jurisdiction over all student elections. Front row. Ml to rights Chrit Botcocei. Mary Fronting (Sec.), Joan Moxhom, Steff Nelton. Jeanette Brickey, Joanne (Carlton, leono Mwtgrave. Gini Clark, Sonny Fronton. Second row: Carol Riting, Pom Priddy. Debby Diet . Judy Rymon. Joe Crotslin, Bruce Fatly, Jomet V. Clark. Third rowi William C. Ham, Giles S. Ruch. Dennit W. Morphy, Anthony C. DNopoIi. David Park. Robert H. Goldsmith. DONATION COMMITTEE Headed by Jim Clark this commit- tee is responsible to the Student Af- fairs Council and is responsible for processing applications from student organizations that wish to sponsor a donation drive. The Ugly Man Contest is an example of a spon- sored donation drive. The Donation Committee sees to it that 20% of the profits ore then submitted to the cor- rect places. 28 left to right: Joe Crotslin, Jomet V. Clork, Robert H. Goldtmith.

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STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL left to right; Mr. Phillip Bromley, Jerry Gentry, Borry lienberg. Bill Metinn. Wally Borf.ne, Ken Fowle, Jana-Mo»gor-Zou!o!. Harold Hinkle, John Eggers, Robert Spink, Carol Ann Ri o. Vic Dollente, Jim Clork. Jim Mcloin, lorry Hvbbell. Karen Froylond. Tom Bragg. Dennij Marian, Cini Clark, Nick Wotry, Glenn Orren. Judy Dressier. Chris Thorup. Ted Shugor. Student Affairs Council is the fop level organization which operates in the primary interests of the students. It approves financial requests from budgeted groups, approves donation drives, and makes official the results of student elections. The Council encourages student opinion and serves as a vehicle to transport student ideas between the students and the administration. As primary goals this year, ASB President, Vic Dollente, outlined a three-point program consisting of reorganization, a fee increase study, and improved relationships with international students. FINANCE COMMITTEE Headed by chairman Lee Foreman, this committee keeps our budget in balance and makes up the budg- et for the following year. Separate committees can form on their own for special dances and assemblies, and appropriations are given to them by this com- mittee. Front row. left to right: Fred BoSmon. Sheila Newsom, lee Foreman (Chairman), Doris Hofmom, Jim Venneman. Art Vo». Second row. Jon Hillen, Jim Norman, Donald S. Nelton (Advitor), Tom lewis, Ken Mebono.

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CONSTITUTION AND CODES COMMITTEE This group establishes policies and procedures for all student body code changes. It also processes all club and organization codes for final ap- proval by the Student Affairs Coun- cil. This committee is under the direc- tion of Jim Clark. Front row, left to right- Jack Montgomery. Pom Pringle, James V. Ctork, Carolyn Goldsmith, Robert Campbell. AWARDS COMMITTEE The Awards Committee establishes policies and criteria for awards, rec- ommends students for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties,” coordinates senior awards and the Mustang Awards given to the Outstanding Mustang of the Year. Selection of this student is based on achievements during the entire aca- demic year. Through the years, the Awards Committee has been responsible for providing recognition to students for their services to the student body. Front row, left to right: Dcfcby Diet . Judy Church, Shoron Cross. Susan King, Kothi Homletf, Corol Thompson. Second row: Gorold Smith iChairmonJ, Wolly Parrish. 29