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

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Senior Class Class Officers left to fight: Borboro Sheerin. treosurer; Gory Beck. S.A.C. rcprc jcntotivo; Ken Slocum, president; Kolhcrnc Fogg, secretary. Sophomore Class left to right, bottom row: Jamey Songer. secretory; Marilyn Kidder, treasurer. Top row: John Mocy. SAC representative; Eileen Phillips, vice-president; Bob Forenza, president. Freshman Class Junior Class left to right.- Ron Nelson, Kotie James, Ron Hassen. left to right, bottom row: linda Madsen, treasurer; Kim Walker, secretary. Second row: Wayne Porks. S.A.C. representative; lorry Armstrong, president. 23

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Associated Student Body Officers George Soares—AS I President President’s Education is the key to understanding and is a lifetime - process. But with this understanding comes numerous re- Message sponsibilities. The college student must learn to accept these additional burdens. With this acceptance comes many rewards. In the world of today, with its great technological advancements, the necessary leadership comes from those who are educated. With a solid educational foundation, the leadership base will also be strong. This foundation is developed in the dassroorYi, in deal- ings with fellow students, and in participation in student government and activi- ties. Each day every individual should strive to develop this educational founda- tion and understanding. The opportunities are great and have been given to each student. He should, in return, make the best of them. Jim Pricco—ASI Secretary George Gome»—ASI Vice-President

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Awards Committee left to right, bottom row: Renee Ellis. Patty Hove. Nancy Bcmberger, Cathy Von Epps, Ra n Dessayer, Sue Dollar, Bob Cothowoy. Second row; Goyfe W Ikinson, Sandro Golbo. Sheila Kelly, Beth B berstoin, Gigi Green, Sharon Renck, Mary Frompton. Kmhy Kuhl, Carolyn Green. Third row: Eayne Griffin, John Dade, Stephen Henderson. Richard Bostdoree. Richard Strauss, Norm Hoag. Jim Pricco, Claudio Ryerson The Awards Committee is concerned with the issuance of all awards on cam- pus. These range from the College Union to Who's Who and include Music Board, Poly Royal, and Athletic awards. The job of selecting the recipients is not an easy one and takes much deliberation ond forethought. The job of the Board of Publications is to deal with the problems which arise concerning all the publica- tions. El Mustang and El Rodeo are represented here. The Board is composed of representatives from these publications, SAC, and fac- ulty advisors. Board of Publications Left to right, bottom row: Solly Boss, Robert Boyd, Cliff Gillette, Jock Hofelfinger, Tom Consoli, Hoi Thomos, H. Glosser, Doug Gibson. Vincent J. Gates, faculty. Constitution and Codes Committee The main function of this committee is to review all of the complaints which concern violations of the Constitution or Codes which govern Cal Poly. They are also responsible for recommending changes in existing codes or amend- ments to the constitution. left to right, bottom row: Chris Stolper, Gem Fagundes. Kathy Cronmer Top row George Gomes (Choirman). John K Howard. Frank Mello. 24