Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

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STUDE T BODY OFFICER fa .ng 1 rift' l-.f , .W ., if! '5 ,f-'ik ., 'CJ X, ft' 2, Y 'xl :' L .gf ik ' jf '1 'A A if l, X cg '- Lf ,2- .X P, JJ' l Our student body government has been very efficiently handled by three capable student' personalities. They not only stir activities up, but are there to dish them out as well. Noel Frank, sophomore student from Camelback High in Phoenix, and majoring in engineering, has suc- cessfully held down the title of President along with a key position on the basketball team. Norman Patton, sopho- more student from Cliff, New Mexico, handles his job as 'Vice President as Well as he handles a basketball on the monster team, and his major is Physical Education. Sopho- more Marja McBride has tackled her secretary duties with the same gusto that she does everything else from athletics to music. She claims Pima as her home and is majoring in Elementary Education. We're very proud of these three smiling faces and the W have carried out their duties as student body officers. . Y' 1 -' ay they - 27 NORMAN PATTON. NOEL FRANK.. MARJA McBRIDE

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Q2 A--L, MARCUS ALLEN, Superinten- dent of Building and Grounds. iff .1255 .r-P' .lf John Rainsey, Marc,us Allen, Duke Winsor, and Cassius Bzxvor are our maintenance men and act as general handy men around campus. '-..fg X. -1 V l 1' x., Irene Watson, Bonita Alston, and Gloria Alvarado are our efficient cafeteria cooks. F BONITA ALSTON, Cafeteria Manager : .- 26 - .ij . '1 - YY Z

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STUDE TC UNCIL 2 .Y-. V -, , -x..a..- ,, ml Lai, r i XS- The student council in action at one of their regular weekly meetings. tf -' .A 'r ' T i Student Council members, left to right, SITTING: Marja McBride, Suzanne Merrill, Rochelle fCostner7 Mayer, Betty Montes, Sandra Foster, Jack E. Stadmiller, Adviser. STAND- ING: Maximina Ludeke, Walter Martin, Noel Frank, Norman Patton, Jim Claridge, Alvie Nottingham. Our Student Council has been very active this year and have kept student activities rolling at a fast pace. An activity-packed freshman week started the ball rolling and as it sped through the year, it picked up the Har- vest Moon Barbecue, Homecoming, the Snow Hike, Western Week, a Spanish Supper, and a long- list ot other activities. Our success as a student body is duc in large part to their untiring efforts to keep the stu- dents happy.