University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Project Americas Board The Project Americas Board seeks to stimulate interest in Latin American affairs. Through students ' knowledge of Latin America, the Board works to create a better understanding all Americans. The Board, as a part of its functions, is planning to send a travel team to South America in the near future. Chairman of the Board this year was Mike Moore. SEATED, left to right: Susie Harris, Sandy Baskett, Sherry Lindbergh, Evelyn Paniagua. STANDING: Mike Moore, Chairman; Blair Hine, Galbreth Whipple, Anne Hurst. World University Service On behalf of the international university community, the World University Service each year coordinates an extensive mutual assistance program. It supports a wide variety of projects and activities throughout the world, such as donating books, medical aid, housing, in an endeavor to make an effective contribution toward meeting immediate and long-term University needs. WUS also sponsors conferences all over the world where ideas may be exchanged. FIRST ROW, left to right: Catherine Steiner, Maria Mothershead, Chairman; Cherryl Christensen, Sharon Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Juline Cardozo, Sue Pokrass, Professor G. A. Wiley, George Alvarado, Pat Kimball, Marilyn Hanson, Renee Hunt. Experiment in International Living Expect the unexpected is the motto of the in International Living. This organization strives for a better understanding among nations by sending students abroad to live with a foreign family. Each year Cal students have an opportunity to live in a home in one of the twenty-nine member countries. This year, under the leadership of Steve Herrick, the scope of the Experiment has greatly increased and many more experimenters were able to live with foreign families. SEATED, left to right: Richard Gamble, Steve Herrick, Binnie Busby. Ken Wagstaff, Nancy Glick, Sue Allen, Susan Ensler, Cal Moore.

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RESEARCH AND AGENDA COMMITTEE — LEFT TO RIGHT: David Larue, Bob Wersen, Brooks Hagestad, D. Richard Artis, Tony Taylor, Jan Campbell, Wambulwa Mafunga. ALLAN SOLOMONOW Conference Chairman CONFERENCE FACILITIES — FIRST ROW, left to right: Wendy MacMillan, Grove Thomas, Sandy SECOND ROW: Nick Nichols, Keg Davis, Carol Kavanagh, Dave Mueh, Dave Woolf. PUBLICITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE —LEFT TO RIGHT: Hall, Margo Roberts, Sandra Sailer, Roland Alt enborough, Frank Baxter, Cynthia Henderson, Harriet Stark, Debbie Hershehberg, Judy Rosen, Barbara Frank. SECRETARIAL FACILITIES COMMITTEE College Model UN The Model United Nations selected the University of California to serve as Secretariat for its Tenth Commemorative Session in April. The Conference was by far the largest all-student activity of the year on this campus. The Model United Nations, an organization of from nine western states, is dedicated to a better understanding of the potentialities and of the United Nations. After months of study, students gather at the secretariat each year for that accurately duplicate actual United Nations situations, with each school representing a member country. For the first time, each of the 82 member countries was represented by a separate school. The formidable job of planning for, staffing, and up a function with a budget of almost $30,000 was accomplished by some 300 Cal students. they had little experience, their enthusiasm compensated for it, and the conference was judged successful and meaningful by the 850 delegates attending. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Baxter, Roland Altenborough, Connie Bernard Friewald, Allan Solomonow, Fisher, D. Richard Artis, Marina Buergin.

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Foreign Travels Council The allure of far off places gives the Foreign Travel Council its purpose, which is to inform the students about foreign countries. The Council carries out its purpose by maintaining a current supply of telling about foreign travels and by presenting a film series on travels in many of the foreign Jane Scott was this year ' s chairman. PICTURED: Jane Scott. Student Welfare Board The Student Welfare Board, under the leadership of Brian Payne, has succeeded throughout the year in the many activities of its member councils. Through its councils the Board works to improve for students. Car pools may be arranged, housing standards established and maintained and employment problems resolved. The Student Welfare Board takes notice of the biggest problems facing students and does its best to ease them. LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha James, Jay Verkozen, Joni Chouret, Brian Payne, Mike Little, Annette Zamora, Cameron Wolfe. Special Services Council Special Services Council, working as an integral part of the Student Welfare Board, undertakes projects of interest to the ASUC on its own initiative and by the directions from the Welfare Board and from Executive Committee. Such special services entail work on book pools, discounts, and the new student directory. The Council usually takes on projects for which there is no special committee. The Council was headed this year by Cameron Wolfe. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Elliott, Pam Gartshore, Cameron Wolfe, Penny Hollan d, Don Hitzel, Ann Robertson. Labor Council Under the direction of Jay Verkozen, the Labor Council has worked to improve wages and working conditions for Cal students. Labor Council has conducted investigations into numerous student problems, and has made many for their solution. Labor Council is a service for the students and is always at their disposal. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Krattler, Bill Pesce, Jay Verkozen, Chairman; Carolyn Krover, Bruce Payne, Bob Fitz.