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ene at Mountain Camp ms, Seek Solutions weekend of hikes, studies, and late hour gab sessions ready for a few days’ rest. In addition to studying bet- ter campus communications, representatives from LA State, San Fernando State, and Orange State were on hand to discuss problems in student government common to the State College system. A report reached the Pros- pector office that Nature Study 101 was enriched with a collection of bugs and mos- quitoes that the future lead- ers brought back. MEETING OF THE MINDS—Dean Lois Swanson dis- cusses the leadership conference with the other advisers, Dr. Robert Hage, guest professor, and Dr. Paul Opstad. MAKING A POINT—Dick Miller, delegate to the con- ference makes a point at one of the workshops. David
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Campus Leaders Cor CHAIRMAN—Mei Frumes, chairman of the leadership conference, discusses the meeting of campus lead- ers with pert Connie Carey. TIME TO RELAX—Al Smith plays the banjo while Jim Mahoney and Lynne Winnik sing at conference. Students Discuss Pr INFORMAL sessions, prob- lem sessions, and many dis- cussions relating to Long Beach State were heard at the 10th annual Leadership Con- ference held at Camp Hess Kramer. Student leadership and its role in the school was this year’s theme. Held in the Malibu Mountains, the 113 participants not only studied possible problems and solu- tions, but many also learned that city life was quite differ- ent from the great outdoors. Some came home from a COOTCHY COO—Linda Riddle strokes Dick chin during one of the skits which got the ship conference started. Others in the
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Photos LOOKING AHEAD—49er Day Chairman Bill Passo is shown conferring about the big event while it was still in the planning stages with Jean Bergland, committee secretary, and Jeff Verner, both co-chairmen. IT WAS a busy year, a hec- tic year, and a zany year at Long Beach State College. The activities calendar was full of fun and work and the academ- ics as always captured plenty of attention. The hard working corps of photographers from the jour- nalism area were on hand to record the work and the play throughout the year. BEST BOBBERS ON CAMPUS—Skip Bal- four and Mike Carter emerged the vic- tors in an apple-bobbing contest at the annual Kappa Sigma Halloween party. 28
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