Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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First row: B. Morgans, Pres.; J. Dye. V. Pres.: M. Reed, Sec; H. Lyons, Treas. Row two: C. Goldsmith, Rep. Arts; E. Saylor, Ed. Viking; A. Tindall, Rep. Ath.; B. Smith, Rep. S. B. FALL CABINET The Fall Cabinet enjoyed a calm, peaceful career with Bob Morgans at the helm, under the watchful parental eye of S. Lance Brintle and j. K. Wade. The Cabinet was successful in appropriating enough money to purchase spectacular new choir robes in a bright maroon shade and contrasting royal blue stoles for the A Cappella Choir. The Cabinet constructed a climax to the semester by securing a large and beautiful cow with which to feed the hungry multitude at Field Day. The work of Curby Goldsmith, representative of arts, in this worthwiiile enterprise re- sulted in calling the cow Curby ' s Folly. Because the Student Body cooperated in paying their Student Body fees, the Fall Cabinet was comfortably freed of finan- cial an.xiety and gave their time gener- ously, even enthusiastically, to other cam- pus activities, appearing at Cabinet meet- ings often enough to re-oil the wheels of progress to the satisfaction of all con- cerned. Bubbleboy Morgans [24]

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION

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First row: H. Lyons, Pres. ; B. Burns, V. Pres.; D. Swift, Sec; F. Carroll, Treas. Row two: H. Wolfe, Rep. Arts; F. Rusk, Ed. Viking; L. Proctor, Rep. Ath.; C. Goldsmith, Rep. S. B. SPRING CABINET With a financial burden like the French War Debt, the Spring Cabinet spent many weary days and nights plotting means to pull the Student Body out of the red. During the crisis of budget cutting, the Cabinet members wisely ducked in and out of doorways and met budget sponsors in innumerable closed meetings. President Harold Lyons, and Advisers Brintle and Duncan courageously led the Cabinet out of a labyrinth into the clearing. The Cabinet took a firm stand on all issues, such as subsidizing athletes. Feeling the with- drawal of the faculty from Student Body dances because of the faculty fee of one- d ' lllar, they invited the teachers to attend all Student Body Dances free of charge. A large attendance (mainly faculty mem- bers) was immediately noted. The Spring Cabinet did not give up when th ey were forced to face unlooked-for obstacles but gave their time unsparingly until prob- lems were solved.