University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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DICK GOODE .ILLIE lONKS STUDENTS ROBERTA REDELL DARREL VINCENT ?TA KKIFEL Mesa Representativ

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JACK CHRISTOFFERSON Preside n I ASSOCIATED Now more firmly established on the Goleta campus, the Associated Students were led by President Jack Christofferson. Serving with him were vice-president Margaret Hupp and secre- tary Pat Kennedy. Elected representatives-at- large and committee and board chairmen served on Legislative (louncil. the central organizing body for all stu lent activities. Homecoming, Harbary (loast. Spring, spring and winter I ' ormals, and an all-school Cree steak fry were among acti ities enjoyed by all Santa Barbara College students. Operating on a large but well spent budget (contributed to by each student in inci- dental fee) Associated Students planned a variety (if successful e ents. with each committee and board handling business of a particular phase. Publications. asseml)lies. athletic decisions, oper- ation of llu- student union were but a few of slu lenl planned matters. MAHCAHKT liri ' l ' ■-Tfl

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Associated Women Students, the organization enfolding all women on campus, saw a very full year under president Mariam McFarland. A most successful Big and Little Sister program opened the Fall Semester for AWS. Following this was the Doll Contest sponsored by AWS for the Council of Christmas Cheer. The traditional Christmas Assembly was again an inspiring event under AWS care. In the Spring, AWS continued the Big-Little Sister program for new girls. The semester was filled out with a Fashion Show and Elecitons in March, the International Associated Women Students ' convention in Colorado in April attended by two Santa Barbara delegates, and the annual AWS Banquet in May for the installation of new officers and honorary tapping. MARIAM McFARLAND Airs President ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Nancy Bill E. J. Gonzal Annabelle Ri