American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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The .Qucfent lzfcufty gouncif It's been or tough session 1 The Student Faculty Council supervises all extra-curricular activities on campus except athletics and necking. This was an especially big year clue to the increased enrollment and change oi admin- istration. Many new laws and policies re- garding school functions and student gov ernment were established. This year characterizes greater coopera- tion between the administration and the student body. The council membership was nearly doubled to give it a more democratic representation. Under the able leadership of Art Leopold the SFC issued charters ior several new clubs, continued to distribute funds for the Yellow Iacket, Taper and other campus groups, conducted all class elections, and carried out many other vital functions. Freshmen vote the American Way

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YE LLOVJACKET Here, midst copy and confusion in a smoke-filled room is the staff that edited your YELLOW JACKET. Your YELLOW IACKET, ten years old this year-hitting the campus for student read- ers every other week-cov- ering the AIC scene with a thoroughness that is appre- ciated by only a few-Com petently edited by the Kari- bou Kid, Dottie Snowman- ably assisted by Margie Cljeature Ed.l Griffith and Peg tNews Ed.l Maloney-A hec- tic year,-budget troubles, paper troubles, staff troubles, -the same old story oi a very few doing,a lot of work for very many-. YI meetings, - assignments, criticism, argument, wonder- 4 ment-copy trouble - dead- lines not met-stories to be rewritten-Ginger Stone on mad errands to the printer- lack of copy and furious, last minute work on stories roll- ing off the overworked type- writer in the YI room. Wednesday night, makeup- galleys, proof reading, paste and scissors, and cigarettes -hot coffee late at night from the diner-chewed pen- cils and scratched heads in a desperate search for the right words for headlines- lights burn late in Lee Hall- the cluttered floor, a ianitor's nightmare-the air blue, not 15 only from smoke, but from cuss words oft the makeup editor's tongue-hard, hur- ried work against the clock, but thrilling and stimulating. Friday, another issue at Chapel time-students with heads buried in YI pages- some reading intensely, some scanning the pages for his or her name-a few laughs, a few beets-and everyone but those who know and love and Work tor the YELLOW IACKET go merrily on their way-While the little group ot AIC jour- nalists start the old, dizzy pace toward the next issue.