Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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'-1 . T.. I h ' vu, ,M , V, , i . i, - a W, ,, , I DICK BACHUS, Student Body President RAY MOSSHOLDER, Student Body Vice-President I 4 l 5 f 1 S E. '1 S H 4 i I7 I V ggi t isa My i 11- . f U' - ,fi ' 'V ' ,ef H -. ' 1 ' .. ,K M v- .A . , V A s b . tw - my - E X: . . it Q- ,L ,, . 4 i W1 T- ,ga 3 as X25 zssws 51325. 'T 'A . v L V- E.i:14:f'.?'m, ,. It Q SQL Lv. '-- f , 1. . DIANA GUTHIEL, Student Body Secretary CHUCK HEAD, Student Body Treasurer - Kr Z., - ' ,, V. s .. 5 1: ge. 2. 11. 3 I 5 lx ssociaied Sludenl Body Hicers Number One man in student government this year was Student Body President Dick Bachus. Taking office at a time of tremendous change, Dick did an out- standing job of coordinating student and faculty relationships. Assisting Dick, and--in addition-taking charge of all student elections, was Vice-President Ray Mossholder. Dick and Ray were aided throughout the year by Secretary Diana Guthiel and Treasurer Chuck Head. These people more than upheld the trust showed them by the student body.

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4 1 1 1 i Left to right: Pat Lane, Marylyn Mann, Frank Burroughs, Marian Sutch, Bud Lovelady, Eldon Gottschalk, Phil Pennington, Bill Langton, Vicki McGiboney, Bruce Fortine, Lou Wayne Hudson, Bill Bartell, James Thyden, Howard Loy, Barbara Beebe, Al Cushman, Kay Kalberg, Marilyn Hart, Charlotte Harris. Standing: Chuck Head, Ray Mossholder, Dick Bachus, Diana Gutheil. Student Board From every major field, from every walk of life, from varied races and philosophies, from athletes to future housewives, come the students who govern affairs from the legislative branch of our student government-The Student Board. As in any democratic government where so many diverse opinions and backgrounds are represented, the Student Board regularly is faced with heated debates and wide differences of opinion. But, M :Q Q again as in a democracy, these differences 41 ln are finally and satisfactorily 1 A resolved to the point of high coordination and efficiency. Here is formed the 4,14 studen't's embryonic acquaintances with government as it functions in the Q far Wider fields of city, state and Union. And here-it is hoped- is born the understanding of Democracy. 'QQ' 17 W