Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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Mrs. Wiggs and Mrs. Fay — Switchboard --...O. Mrs. Darby — Head Resident West Hall i ' %. ' - ? f -f f, ' %j« j3I Mrs. Gladish — Head Resident East Hall I ' t, ■Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and Max — Head Residents, Morlan Hal 22— ADMINISTRATORS

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DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION. George Burman, Ruth Trickey, Betty Bartley. Philip Crawford. Xetter WorthinRton, William Wolter, Lois Ferris. ADMINISTRATORS— 21

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STILL IN THE DIAPER STAGE r 5 Andy Frederickson — Student Body President ASSOCIATED STUDENTS W hat is it that student government can do for the benefit of the student body? In addition to the expected services such as printing the newspaper, financing the radio station, providing a voice on faculty and administrative committees, co- ordinating the large social events and budgeting the money, here are a few suggestions that are completely within the range of a student government the size of ours : Finance and staff a student bookstore. Plan and finance a student union complete with snack shop, recreation facilities, office space and ball- room. Build a program of educational forums designed to supplement in-class study. Bring the college community into perspective by sponsoring intensive panel discussions representing all facets of the community. We are still in the diaper stage of student govern- ment. Who has got the guts and tenacity to start something new without whimpering about all those administrators who are out to get you? The groundwork has been laid for a much more stream-lined and representative student government as evidenced in the new constitution. Those of us that are graduating this year want to see the next genera- tion make progress where we didn ' t. A. F. King Andrew THE FIRST issues orders as 1968 P.S.P.A. President ADMINISTRATORS— 23