Pomona College - Metate Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Executive Council — back row: Welles, Sabichi. Henzell, Fowler, Birnie, Ward, J. Thornton, Stokes; front row: C. Tyler, E. Bell, Shand, Aldrich, Hupp, M. Tyler, Tranquada, Swift RECOGNIZED AS THE GREATEST SINGLE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE NEW STRUC- ture is the creation of a campus environment where the individual is stimulated to take an active interest in his government. Student and faculty representatives have made considerable strides toward this goal. Elections Connmlttee — Moseley, McColl, Congdon, Egley, Addicott

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Co-operation and foresight, and constant focus on the long range plan of the new student govern- ment organization have relegated snags to their temporal position and kept a foreward motion to the project. The College Life Committee has had the tedious and endless jo b of deciding the areas of jurisdiction and establishing basic policies upon which to build the developing governmental system. College Life Committee — back row: Aidrich, Sablchi, Sanders, Birnie, Walton, Robinson; second row: Tyler, Beatty, McCarthy, Strehle, Hart, Cuningglm; front row: Whitney, Kolts, Bell, Jaeger, hienzell

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AMS Judiciary — back row: Coughran, Charnholm, C. Johnson. Fisher; front row: Sabichi, hlolton, Hart, Sherman AWS Judiciary — back row: Hanford, Deam. A. Davenport, Knorp; front row: Squire, Shiplett, Kolts THE AMS AND AWS JUDICIARIES ' SUCCESS in a completely untried field is an example of their success. This initial year has clearly indicated the value inherent in a student judiciary.