Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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ICC Governs Club Activities Under the leadership of President John Vigil, the Inter-Club Council governed all club ac¬ tivities and organizations. Working together with the commission the college calendar is planned for future activities. I 1 7 t ICC Representatives are, FRONT ROW: Sonya Swick, International Club; Jeliette Reyes, WAA; Elaine Graves, Education Club; Janet Magno, Art Club; Gayle Banny, Canterbury; Peggy Gay, Drama Club; Carmen Baggeolini, Home Economics; Esther Blaylock, Alpha Gamma Sigma; John Vigil, President. ROW 2: Ed Maduh, Newman Club; Pat Fleet, Hardrock Club. ROW 3: Richard Sellers, Vice President; Linda Snyder, Baptist Club; Marilyn Wharton, IVCF; Pat Barden, Young Republicans; Phil Vasques, AMS; John Stafford, Freshman Class; Hayon Stephens, Esquires; Margaret Watson, Business Club. ROW 4: Dan Lyles, Dorm Representative; David Fraizer, Sophomore Class; Robert Armstrong, Circle K; Mr. Town¬ send, Advisor. 17

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Student Government in Action President Jack Horwitz presided over the year’s Student Body Commission with the assistance of June Handley. The commis¬ sion provides the Student Body with an opportunity to see democracy in action. Through their various offices must pass all student body legislation and finances. The Commission succeeded with various programs for student participation and enjoyment, and expressed a student voice that was heard throughout the campus. A. S. B. President Jack Horwitz COMMISSIONERS LEFT TO RIGHT : Des Brosnahanx, Commissioner of Public Relations; Gus Olander, Commissioner of Social Activities; Stan Silver, President of Associated Men Stu¬ dents; Bob Shehorn, Commissioner of Men ' s Athletics; John Vigil, Vice President of Associated Student Body; Larry Dyson, Freshman Class President; Don Moorehead, Commissioner of Cultural Activities. ROW 2: Jim Sil- veria, Freshman Representative; Bill Stafford, Sophomore Class President; Nancy Paetsch, ASB Secretary; Kathy Bauer, Commissioner of Women ' s Athletics; Sherry Ale- wine, President of Women ' s Athletics; Paul Vecker, Com¬ missioner of Rallies and Assemblies; Karen Allen, Head Cheerleader; Lesie Nunes, Commissioner of Finance; June Handley, Advisor and Dean of Students; Les Breschini, Sophomore Class Representative; Jack Horwitz, President of the Associated Student Body. 16

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Art Renney takes time off from his duties for lunch. This year’s California Junior College Stu¬ dent Government Association Conference was presided over by Hartnell’s Art Ren¬ ney. At this conference, there were 385 student leaders from 71 colleges throughout Cali¬ fornia. Some of the legislation that was passed included the following; increasing State Financial support for Junior Col¬ leges, dedication of the conference in memory of John F. Kennedy, and support of the bill that offers financial assistance to college students by means of a tax de¬ duction for text books and tuition. Hartnell Co-Hosts Conference at Asilomar General Assembly meets to pass legislation. President Renney calls the General Assembly to order.