California State University Bakersfield - Treillage Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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TOMFOOLERY Each year the Activities Office, along with Studcnt Association, present a Spring fair: Tomloolery. The theme of this year's fair was a turn-olithc-century picnic. There were booths offering handicrafts of all sorts! and the selection of foods was such to satisfy any gourmet. Student Association sponsored a rock concert featuring Nick Gilder and Snail, along with m all day beer garden. After a long day of continous running silent movies, the day ended with a spugetti dinner in the quad. Nursing students scll Ll vcry murkclzlblc item kisses! 3. .-.-,+ rsasmimw r3 . ?Iwyii .t , 4' W ' ; i w Rag, E'MIHIn-i-I Burburu cnlcrtuins with voice and dulcimcr, i.ai Above: Carolyn puinh llczlrl Ull Ruwunnc's check. Right Blue Mitchell pcrlbrms with fSB jun band,

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This year must certainly have been a time for action as theStudcnt Association Committee began activities with a weekend orientation at Cayucos, enjoyed a Pot Luck dinner in Winter Quarter, roller skating in Spring Quarter, and continually operated at full force the entire year through. Meeting twice monthly, Student Association members discussed Vital issues such as tuition imposition 0n the CSUC system and the Retention, Promotion, and Tenure testimony procedures. in attaining a seat on virtually every committee on campus, by participating financially in thc retainment of a lobbyist in Sacramento, and through Don Devich himself at monthly Student President Association meetings, student voice has definitely been heard. A publicity board was established in Dorothy Donohoe Hall to keep students informed of events and issues. Student Association Committee sponsors dances, lectures, concerts, quarterly film series, Homecoming, and many Other events. This publication of iiThe Treillageii is an Ad Hoc Committee of the SAC. Student Association funds are dispursed on such worthwhile projects as the support of the Childrenis Center. During Fall Quarter, Student Association Committee engaged in a Voter Registration Drive in which it successfully registered a large portion of CSB students to be Kern County voters. Don Devich and Student Association Committee members have definitely shown the potential of this Body when involvement is high, apathy is low, organization is considered a must. conscientious persons belong, and all those who are members are friends. BELOW: Heft 10 righo .Iohn Beckmun, Advisor: Alan Kosh: Anthony Terndrup; Lamar Kerley1Kurl Pope. Vice President; Donald J. Dcvich, President; Jacqueline S. Bchnkc, Executive Secretary: Gary Bradshaw; Stephanie Johnson; Mary Curran. Not pictured: Beth Minczir. Treasurer; Mary Baird,