Bakersfield College - Raconteur Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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STarTing iTs acTiviTies aT a Three-day conference aT Greenhorn before The opening of school, The FALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL used ThaT Time To in- docTrinaTe iTs members in The duTies oT Their respec- Tive oTFices and various governmenTal procedures, To emphasize The necessiTy oT cooperaTion, and To begin plans Tor The Tall semesTer sTudenT governmenT program. Wayne Reeder, sTudenT body presidenT, presided aT The council meeTings held each Monday oT The semesTer. AT These meeTings issues irnporTanT To The eTFicienT operaTion oT The sTudenT governmenT, such as The sTudenT body budgeT and all organiza- Tional acTiviTies. were discussed and decided upon, and The semesTer's agenda was planned. Frosh Week and The Ice Brealcer Dance began The acTiviTies oT The ExecuTive Council. In OcTober, BakersTield College acTed as hosT Tor The C.C.J.C.A. Conference held here Tor The TirsT Time. OTher con- Terences To which The council senT delegaTes were The lvleTropoliTan Conference lnTer-League aT Los Angeles Harbor J.C. and The C.J.C.S.G.C. held in Fresno. AT all Three oT These conTerences PresidenT Wayne Reeder presided as chairman of various workshops on diTTerenT phases oT iunior college sTu- denT governmenT. ln December The council spon- sored l-loliday EanTasy, The ChrisTmas Tormal. Many council members served on The Co-curricu- lar AcTiviTies CommiTTee, which in a purely advisory capaciTy soughT To co-ordinaTe The exTracurricular acTiviTies of BC. RepresenTed on The ExecuTive Coun- cil were The sTudenT body oTTicers, class oTFicers and represenTaTives, presidenTs of A.lvl.S. and A.W.S., and The publicaTions ediTors.

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, ' ff ,Q . . Y . I s 1 A-f 1115 '-2. -' ..-+'i- ' ' , '. f R ef . If -'r,li4Pl,- .v ,., .tn FQQQ - we .A--pt,,,, 57545 -Swiifs Q . ' 'af Members ofthe Fall Executive Council were, FIRST ROW, left to rightzlwayne Reeder, President lat rostrumlg Loretta Carlson, Sophomore Secretary: Normi Rucker, Director of Student Activities, Rusty Ferguson, Sophomore Representa- tive: Cleon Cox, Sophomore Presidentg Don Lohr, Sophomore Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Bob Crozier, Chief Justice, Bob Krause, Director of Assembliesg Carroll Redman Sophomore Representative: Velda Calder, A.W.S. President, Darrell Gordon, Associate Justice: Dr. Simonson. Tl-llRD ROW: Jack Burdick, Director of Athletics, Leo Haqiwarag Clark Vilas, Vice-President: Elmer Yick, Associate Justice: Marguerite Barron, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Walston, Freshman Representative: Ruth Armstrong, Business Manager: Carol McClure, Racontaur Editor: Bill Rous, A.M.S. President, Barbara Ballard, Freshman Vice-President: Bob Marchino, Freshman President. NOT PICTURED are: Judy Barrett, Freshman Secretary: Jack Knight, Rip Editorg Barbara Kerley, Freshman Representative. jail btuhent xecutihe uunnil A Capably leading Bakersfield 'K College's student government ,nd through its fall semester was Student Bo'dy President Wayne Reeder.

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L.-. Bakersfield CoIIege's spring semesrer found anorher EXECUTIVE COUNCIL on Ihe iob. The decisions and plans made every Tuesday in J.C. I I3 succeeded in making BC life more enjoyable. The acrivilies of Jrhe Associaied Sludenl Body were coordinaied Jrhrough various commilrlees in The council. The assembly commiifee under Fred I-IoI'r gave us many fine Friday programs. Under The supervision of Normi Rucker, sludenl direcI'or of acI'iviI'ies, Lakeside Day and The BC Carnival were successful ac+ivi+ies. As social chairman, Vice-presidem' Bob Self was in charge of Jrhe Melropolilan Conference Dance and Ihe Spring Formal held a+ Ihe Bakersfield Coun'rry Club. Budgei' planning for nexi' year was Ihe iob of Ru'rh Armslrong, business manager. The publiciiy commiliee under Yvonne Newman worked hard I'o promole inI'eres'r in Ihe spring sporis, The siudenl body play and oiher social evenis. Oiher ac'riviI'ies of 'rhe siudenf council included sending deIega+es +o s+uden'r governrnenr conferences in Los Angeles and Porrerville and 'Ihe annual s+a're C.C.J.C.S.G. Conveniion in San Francisco.