California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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These representatives are elected by the students majoring in the various divisions, with the hopes that they will reflect the philosophies of their respec- tive academic divisions. The responsibilities of this group include serving on numerous campus commit- tees in furthering the effectiveness of the legislative processes of the ASSSC. They work jointly with the faculty and administration in adopting policies for the betterment of the college. RON HURLBUT Engineering MIKE EVANHOE Business Administration BILLIE VAN DEEVEN Education Division Kepresentatives JERRY PERSONIUS JOHNNYE LUNGREN Health, Physical Science and Mathematics Education, Recreation RON ARRANTS HELGA PETSCHUCH Social Science Humanities and Fine Arts 24

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ASSSC Board of Directors This governing board of students on the campus has the responsibility of regulating the affairs and policies of the student body. The board is composed of the ASSSC Vice President, Treasurer, one mem- ber chosen by men students only, one member chosen by women students only, and one representative is elected by students in each of the seven academic divisions of the college. There is also one faculty adviser and one administrative officer. KATHIE McLEAN Women's Representative HAROLD EILERSON Treasurer DONNA ARRIGONE Vice President PAUL SAX Men's Representative Dean Margaret McKoane and Mr. Richard Maples join the Board of Directors for a formal pose. ASSSC PRESENT C@imEeBAy or Bick GRecoRve

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Delegates to the ACU Confer- ence in Berkeley: Mr. Dean Landis, Wilda Dorsett, Mr. John Krier, Hal Eilerson, John Fitz- gerald, Don Rucker, Kit Oase, Dean Donald Bailey, Carole Braley, and Don Osborne. Dean Margaret McKoane also attend- ed the three day meeting. College Union This year the committee conducted a careful study of our own program in order to be able to equip the co llege union appropriately. Forms are being drawn up which will explain in detail the facilities required in the college union building. The site for the college union building will be at the south end of the campus. The committee, composed of students, faculty, and administrative officers, worked on a fully detailed operation and maintenance budget covering revenue and expenses for at least three years in advance. Cash resources from the student body and the Hornet Foundation are available to help meet the con- struction costs, fiscal agency fees, and architectural fees. Coordinators The coordinators aid in the functioning of their departments NOT PICTURED: through programming and scheduling of campus activities. Athletics . . . Marv Grim Drama and Debate . . . Tom Ribordy Music . . . Gary Truesdail Senior Activities . . . Margaret Marshall World Affairs . . . Richard Kimball WAYNE McMILLEN LARRY RITNER Publications ROBIN ALLEN Social Activities KEN OLDS Elections Publicity