California State University Stanislaus - Legend Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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SENATE Right Jlm Toepter Presldent of the Senate Below LtoR Dr Bruggman DeanofStudentAttalrs Sharyn three places over Kaaryn Lane Secretary Coy Rob erts Presldent of Sentor Class Jam Shuman Men s Representative Albert Blzznnl Presxdent of the New man Club Sharon Neubaum Student Coordnnator Pat Jara Presudent of the Assocnated Students Linda Sanders Alumm Representatnve and Jam Toepter Vice President of the Associated Students Not Plc tured Lynne Wuse Edutor of the SIGNAL and An totnette lrvlne Editor ot the LEGEND SENATE During the academic year of l963 64 the Senate members havetrted to organize the Senate unto a practical tunctlonmg body ot the student govern ment system They have trled to pro duce actnvltles and leglslatlon for the over all good ot the student body One mlght say that the Senate members feel about the Senate as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow felt when he stated In his poem Psalm ofL1te Laves of great men all remand us We can make our ltves subllme And departing leave behind us Footprints onthe sands of tume Footprints that perhaps another Sallmg o er lute s solemn mam A forlorn and shipwrecked brother Seeang shall take heart agam Let us then be up and doung Wlth a heart for any fate Stull achlevmg stull pursuing Learn to labor and to walt 27

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ELECTION BOARD: Members ofthe Election Board forthe academic year of l963-l964 are: lris Bird, Gale Cuneo, Sally Chiavetta, Joe Silveira and Milton Garcia. STUDENT COURT: The members of the Student Court are Joan Mallea and Robert Kerby. Last semester's Chief Justice was Gale Cuneo. This semester's Chief Justice is Joe Woi- ciechowski. 'T I l l

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CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CAMPUS: The first phase of construction of the permanent campus of SSC at Monte Vista and Geer Roads is now un- der way with proiected completion date priorto the Fall Semester of l965, representing an investment of iust over five million dollars. The first stage includes site development proiects and construction of three build- ings -- library building, class-room building, and boiler plant. Phase l of the site development llevelling and underground world began in Fall of l963. Phase 2 of site development llandscaping, walks, and roadsl will start in early summer of l964. In January l964 work was begun onthe library building, classroom building and the boiler plant. Work on out- door physical education facilities will begin inthe Summer of I96-4. The key consideration in the planning of the new college campus has been to provide for maximum flexibility, allowing for the needs of a small college which will grow slowly. Today's construction will contain few permanent walls, providing for smooth, economical ex ansion toward the ro'ectecl student of l2,000 in the year 20 P P I l8. . i 28 ae?f,agi5-at T51-. 1 ev. a . .. ,. L V ' ' 3 ik