Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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THESE PEGPLE KEPT THE VJ.. 1 I A..- b ' B ll I 'Jai' qv--1 -' -- All smiles, but also aware of their many responsibilities are the members of the Executive Board. They are, left to right, Mike Riggs, Mike Greene, Mary Warner, Barbara Bolton, Mary Beth Wagner, Lynda Gass, James Johnson, Dennis Kelley, Hardy Marx, Douglas Moye, Donna Burmeister, Margaret Kofoed, Mary Duran, and John Walker. Mr. W. W. Mitchell, Faculty sponsor, stands beaming behind the group. lt takes a lot of work by many different people to keep campus affairs moving smoothly and ef- fectively. lt is the Executive board, made up of officers of the three campus student organizations, plus class officers, and commissioners, that controls and manages activi- ties of the Associated Students. The A.S. Constitution gives to the Ex- ecutive Board the power to adopt the necessary rules and regulations. ii5gil iii in it Front to back, starting at left are first semester Advisory Board members: Mary Duran, Doug Moye, Bob Hink, Donna Bermeister, Dennis Kelley, Linda Mathieson, Lynda Goss, Dean Kirk, Kathy lnce, Mike Greene, Mr. Cocanower, Mary Wagner, Donie Billie, Mary Warner, Mr. Born, John Walker, Mike Riggs, Mr. Mitchell, and Margaret Kofoed. 12 .M - hu M-Fe-3'...,, M

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Q 111,,11,,111,,111migtii I JJ, ei 11111g ' 111 ' ' ' ls I' 1 ' V vb W 11: ,,111j11' H HM!,,vH11,,l111,1gM Y W , Y 1 X 11 ' 11 . 3,4 x I .Q fit D ' Y - M -1:4-it L - ' First semester Associated Men Students officers, left to right, seated are: Tom Whitelock, Richard Beddome, Dennis Kelley, president, Hardy Marx, secretary treasurer, Mike Sharp, social commissioner, Bob Hink, vice president, and John Walker. Standing are: Bill Robins, Joe Leatherwood, and Noel Campbell. 1' i1 , ' 'fi Second semester officers for AMS ore, left to right, seated Don Mershon, social commissioner, Noel Campbell, vice presii dent, Hardy Marx, president, Tom Whitelock, secretary- treasurer, Standing are Dean Riggs, Allen Pile, Bob Kaecker, and Bill Robbins. LOOM LARGE IN CAMPUS LIFE Aims of AMS are to assist new students in adjusting themselves to college life, to promote recreational and social activities for all men students, to sponsor intra- mural athletics, and to pro- mote inter-college athletics. A 1 All men regularly enrolled in college are automatically members, and the Dean of 1 Students is faculty sponsor. Composed of twelve outstanding sophomore men and the Dean of Students, the l3 Club is an active leadership group on campus. Members for the following year are elected by the previous yeor's members. Proudly wearing their black and gray jackets are the l96O-6l members, front row, John Anderson, Joe Leatherwood, Dennis Keith, Dennis Starkins, Dave Fellarsg second row, Gary Walston, Bob Halbert, Todd Cypert, Mike Kurtz, Pete Kimmes, and Larry Blakey. Not pictured are twelfth member Dennis Kelley and Dean Riggs, sponsor. ll

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CAMPUS WHEELS TURNING ,, K' w l -'41 -'li -Y5,gx'145h - s, Douglas Moye, public relations com- missioner for first semester, had to catch a bite and swallow on the run, as his job kept him busy every hour of the day. Q, l G' A st l 'J A 2 it , , . .K af g i Three commissioners consider plans for their various campus activities. Mor- garet Kofoed, left, looked after fine arts, and also looked over the shoulder of Johnny Walker, athletics commissioner. Donna Bermeister, social commis- sioner, had her own program to study. Richard Porter posed in o relaxed mood to show that his duties as first semester Assembly Commis- sioner were not weighing too heav- ily on his shoulders. His job was to work with the Executive Board and with the faculty planners, to try to make assembly programs interest- ing enough to suit the tastes of Phoenix College students. Pleasing everybody on campus--or even almost everybody- was not an easy job but assembly attendance improved this year. As Welfare Commissioner, Mary Duran's big job was to coordinate the Associated Student charity pro- gram at Christmas time. Under her direction a campus drive was staged to raise money, collect food and clothing for needy families. She also planned a party that was given for underprivileged children. L-.E--4 13