California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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FRONT ROW: Gary Petersen, Judy Beckner, Duncan McIntosh, Barbara Hyatt, Bill Lambeth, Sherd Gazay. ROW TWO: Betty Lee Watkins, Jerry Galbreath. Carolyn Gray. Winnie Mardesich. Barbara Lun- dell. ROW THREE: Chuck Henderson. Al Pepin. Jud Bohnsack, Ed Graham, Tom Owens. Mary Lee. o Mary Jo DeNoyelles, Linda Bosking. Sandy Boll, Terry Carter, George Yackey. Sophomores Start Traditions PRESIDENT of the sophomore class is Duncan McIntosh. An enthusiastic organizer. Duncan is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. THE SOPHOMORES are just at the right age to give whole-hearted support to their college. They are still young enough to appreciate activities without having to worry too much about the future. This year the sophomore class strongly supported school functions. They instilled a tradition for future sophomores by selling popcorn balls on campus. A new item on the sophomore class agenda was the donkey basketball game in the gym. This hilarious event proved very popular among 49ers. 24 LEADING the sophomore class are Gary Petersen, parliamentarian; Judy Beckncr. treasurer; Duncan Mc- Intosh. president; Barbara Hyatt, vice-president; Bill Lambeth, senator; and Shera Gazay. secretary.

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Juniors Aid Needy THE JUNIOR CLASS sponsored Food for the Needy,” a project in which the class collected food and donated it to a needy family. This was an extremely successful project. The class also held many profitable bake sales, the pro- ceeds of which went to supplement its treasury. Landslide victories in the October elections put Junior Class President Emilio Camillone and Vice-President Joan Siler into office. With the assistance of other officers and council members, the pair led the juniors through a good year. Recording the proceedings of the council meetings was the duty delegated to Linda Rutter, secretary. Chris Rope, treasurer, handled the finances, and Marilyn Fithian ar- ranged the social activities. Mr. George Massey was a capable adviser for the group. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Emilio Camillone led his class through a very successful year. Camillone is active in student government as well as in other campus activities. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and was named Black Bart at last year’s 49er day. CONNIE CAREY and Marilyn Fithian coax a hungry 49er into purchasing delicacies at the Junior Class Bake Sale. The food machines in the background are no match for the succulent foods which the Junior Class members offer. BUSY AT WORK are these Junior Class Council members. They arc Doug Louns- bury; Marilyn Fithian. social chairman; Kenneth Mayginnes; Emilio Camillone. president: Joan Siler, vice-president; Mr. George Massey, adviser; Linda Rutter, secretary; Clydene Fisher; Connie Carey; and Chris Rope, treasurer.

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Frosh Council—FRONT ROW: Glen Kuhn, Al Swansbrough. John Johnston, Barbara Smith, James Worsham. ROW TWO: Gerry Case, Letty Sedberry, Karen Wood. Lynda Hemenway, Yvonne Von Gulker. Johnston Heads Frosh Council Frosh President John Johnston takes time out from his busy schedule. Johnston co ordinated the endeavors of the class in all of its activities. Council members listen to Freshman Class President John Johnston's plans for the year. Informal meetings such as this were beneficial to the success of the Council's many activities. Al Swansbrough, frosh vice-president, assisted Johnston throughout the year. Representing the first year stu- dents at LBSC the Freshman Class Council successfully sponsored nu- merous activities throughout the year. Under the leadership of John Johnston, class president, the council worked on such projects as the Freshman Jamboree. The council’s turnout at weekly meetings was an example of the enthusiasm which was evinced by the members of the freshman class. Class officers for the year were Johnston, president; Al Swans- brough, vice-president; Barbara Smith, secretary; and Glenn Kuhn, treasurer.