California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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EW FACE TC EMERGE When Bob Skomer, Ed Simmons and Xlark Schulte were elected to office, there were no guidelines presiously set, but only many loose ends which were never really tied together. 'iThe Associated Students was merely for an elite seg- ment of the campus with no real goals and work- able projects under consideration Bob Skomer, AS President admits. But these able leaders made the goals, began considering workable projects, and set needed precidents. 'gli any one issue could be singled out as a significant contribution for the year 1968-69, Skomer adds. uit would be in the area of providing for a significant structure through which future individuals may solve some of the important questions that concern stu- dent members of the Cal VVestern Communityf' junior Ed Simmons, AS Vice-President, will ma- jor in Political Science and plans to attend Law School after graduation. 2' wifi Mark Schulte, a Senior, majoring in Business, served as AS Treasurer. Lee Wiegan, a senior who plans to teach element- ary education, helped everyone this year as AS Secretary.

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S GFFICERS 968-'69 2 3 f Q 1 5 2 AS President, Bob Skomer, AS Vice-President, Ed Simmons and AS Treasurer, Mark Schulte. Able Leaders Set Precedents Bob Skomer has spent many long hours trying to revamp the entire Associated Students structure along with many of the students, faculty and administration on campus. MStudent Government will have a new face in the year 1968-69. The AS Senate will no longer exist and bureaucratic pro- cedures for change will be replaced by a streamlined and effective organization. There will be a newly structured Presi- dents Board that will serve to facilitate all organizations on campus. There will also be an All-College Council that will finally delve into policies and significant issues that confront students, faculty and administrations within the campus com- munityf, Skomer predicts a hopeful future for the Cal Western Government. ii T

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UJ FIRST TO TRY TRI P RT SYSTE The U.S.I.U. California Western Committee Structure, is a proposed plan incorporating exist- ing committees of Cal Western into a working whole beneath an All-University Council. This tri-part structure would be exceptionally impor- tant in solving many of the immediate and long range problems facing the students, faculty, and administration. The All-University Council has not yet materialized, but the principal that it is to be based on was applied this year to the AUJ, and was found to be very effective. Itls members this year, as pictured above, were Cleft to rightj, Dr. Katherine Kobes, the Administration mem- ber, Mr. Oscar Schmiege, jr., the faculty mem- ber, and Mr. Norm Nouskajian, Mr. Paul La- Chance and Miss Peg Grove, the members from the Student Body.