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The Council on a fypical Wednesday affernoon ART LUND Presideni' Dr. E. W. Clemenis Advisor Joy Mifchell Weiss Represenfafive-af-Large Don Hubbard Senior Represenfaiive Colleen Collins Represenfafive-af-Large Emily Lippolis Senior Represenfafive Carol Lucas Junior Represenfafive Henry Ramp Junior Represenfafive Celia Cross Sophomore Represeniaiive Bob Weiss Sophomore Represenfafive Barbara Dale Freshman Represenfafive Jim Blaclrwell Freshman Represeniaiive Don Aflrinson Prosecufino Afiorney 17
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Student Council Guardian of the student body is a phrase appropriately desig- nating the function of the Student Council. Elected by the As- sociated Students each Spring for a one-year term, the members, known as governors, are given the responsibility of annually ap- propriating S100,000 to be used in promoting activities of campus clubs and organizations. The council also acts as a governing body in deciding what student policies are to be followed, taking definite action on campus issues, and, finally, in keeping the all-important budget out of the red. Paul Saitamofo Carol Hotchkiss Vice-Presidenf Recording Secrefary Q B. J. Bailey John Denney Corresponding Secrefary Treasurer One of the new sfafion wagons geis an inspeciion
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Sitting, lefl 'lo righl: Don Hubbard, Judy Raubenheimer, Juanie Green, James Craig. Standing, left io right: Diane Marlin- son, Jael: Holland, Jerry Schaffer, Robert Guy. Pal Morrison, Don Ryan, Milton Lanyon, Edward Clemenls. JUANIE GREEN Chairman DON HUBBARD Vice-Chairman JUDY RAUBENHEIMER Secrelary JAMES CRAIG Treasurer DON RYAN Represenfalive +o Student Council 18 Awards Committee The handling and distribution of ASB awards is the responsibility of the Awards Committee. The contro- versial issue of limiting the football team to 30 awards this year was an active topic of discussion by the Com- mittee. The linal decision was to give the 55 requested awards. Other projects this year were the writing of a constitution and a complete re-organization of policy.
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