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

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PRESIDENT JOSEPH PURDY GRADUATE CLASS secretary and now representative to the senate. Elisc Rice (right) serves with fellow senate representatives Jack Dilday and Tom Peckenpaugh. 26 I Interests THIS YEAR'S OFFICERS of the Graduate Class sent out a questionnaire to determine the interests of their classmates. The survey showed that they were interested in hearing outside lectures, they professed an interest in campus life and activities, and showed a growing interest in a strong alumni movement. VICE-PRESIDENT BRADLEY BENSON

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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.

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THE VERY ACTIVE AWS officers are Colleen Logan, secretary; Beverly Ebbert. vice-president; Lynda Sue Marks, president; and Lynne Winnik, treasurer. AWS Instigates New Activities PROVIDING CLOSER TIES among women on campus is the pur- pose of AWS. As the co-ordinating body for women, this organization firomotes a spirit of loyalty and riendship. Members of AWS are given an op- portunity to serve their college as well as participate in interesting activities. Chief project for the year is Women’s Week, which is climaxed by the Dia- mond Jim Ball. At the end of the year active members of AWS are recog- nized at an Awards Banquet. In 1961 AWS sponsored many new activities, such as the Cal Tjadcr Band, a retreat to Palm Springs, and High School Day Orientation. MARY SAMSTAG, Kay Jordan, Donna Anderson. Loreen Hodge. Maureen Kramer, Adrianne Armor. Judy Brown. Lynda Sue Marks. Mary Graham. Colleen Logan. Linda Rutter, Joy Jewell. Irene Cusumano, Lynne Winnik. MAUREEN KRAMER and Judy Brown sell an AWS calendar to Joan Polidori.