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AJCSGA Convention 1' . g.,,.g ji F-if--tt I l ABOVE: Morning assembly of the AJCSGA Convention. LEFT: GCC AS president, Aiyce Dunn and Susie Mabry, GCC evening division secretary pose with newly elected AJCSGA president Dennis Waterman of Mesa CC. Each semester the Arizona Jun- ior College Student Government Association holds a convention on the campus of a member college. This year the fall convention was held at Eastern Arizona and the spring convention at Mesa C.C. The main purpose ofthe conven- tion is to enact legislation to better all aspects of college life, be it soc- ial, classroom, or student govern- ment. Legislation at the convention is enacted in much the same way as the state government, using the committee method. This gives the delegates experience in lawmak- Dean Pierson takes a short nap between meetings at the student government con- vention. ing. At the spring convention offi- cers are elected for the associa- tion. On the first night of the three day conventions each college dele- gation presents a skit centered around a specific theme chosen by the host school. The second night features a social mixer of some type.
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4 I Associated Freshmen Students The first event sponsored by the Associated Freshmen was the Frosh Luau, a dinner-dance which featured Hawaiian atmosphere, decor, and dress. The AFS also sponsored two other dances first semester. Along with the Associated Sophomores, the AFS co-sponsor- ed the Talent Show second semes- ter. They also held another dance. AFS officers prepared a budget and calendar for the 1967-68 school year and wrote a constitu- tion for Associated Freshmen. They also made plans for a Forum Series for next year. 152 i - 'Tx .P X- First Semester AFS: Standing: Tom Hub- bard, president: John Spencer, social commissioner: and Jerry Gable, par- liamentarian. Seated: Sandra lVliller, AWS representative. Second Semester AFS: Standing: Dick Betty Trunzo, AWS representative: Pat Furlow, special commissioner: John White, social: Faith Okuma, parliamen Spencer, president: Russ Gill, vice presi- tarian: and Cheryl Lauchnef, Secretary dent: and Clay Brown, treasurer. Seated:
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