College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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dh, Ann Dunbar led the A.W.S. during the spring months. Don Berry was at the head of the Men's Club. Jack Thompson rapped the gave! at the spring Ex. Council meetings. A.W.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, Iett to right: Ann Dunbar, Barbara Mar- shino, Jean Hiilman, Carol Guido. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Weston, adviser, Teeto Jennings, Evelyn Morrison, Betsy Vanden Bosch, Vir- ginia Boler, Grace Cordes. Joe Champion yas vice- president and set the Coun- cII's policy. , Vivacious Betty Kinq kept the minutes. A.M.S. CABINET FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Poindexter, Don Berry, Bob Herlocker. SECOND ROW: Ed Anderson, George Goudy, Bill Bieler. Marv Padway balanced the budget, even though he was treasurer and socials chair- man.

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Chick James is lhe ialenied young arlisf whose skefches of.campus life are scaifered 'lhroughouf fhis book. His special pride is the drawings of the gales of fha Poinf which are found on lhe end shears. Chick was also fhe inlellecf behind lhe Campus Queen coronafion proceedings. ,jf X Everyone on campus qol io know Jimmy DeLisle, blind war veteran, and his guide dog, Shelia. They were a familiar sight as fha dog showed dim fha way io and from his various classes. The girl is Anna Marie Waller, who read for Jim for some of his subiecfs. l 6,111 - X ,X -m x gym me ana was .mama as-a ss mai lx min -an W1 was mamma a-an amines 'a . annum ' new LEE QC

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A roundup oT The spring semesTer covers a loT of TerriTory. AT The elecTions, Jack Thompson was chosen To head The sTudenT governmenT Tor The semesTer, and an acTive cabin,eT was selecTed To back him up. y The baskeTball Team sTarTed Things ouT by winning a championship or Two, and Then The Tennis Team followed righT up by winning a NorThern CaliTornia TournamenT. The A.W.S. sTarTed off iTs semesTer acTiviTies wiTh a Trosh Tea, while The A.lv1.S. sTaged a giganTic men's smoker. Speakeasy Days was The name given To The Frosh RecepTion dance given by The Socials CommiTTee in MaTson Hall. PosTgame dances were scheduled aTTer some of The home baslceTball games. The Engineers scored an- oTher dance success wiTh Their ATom Bump. and The long-awaiTed CoronaTion Ball, co-sponsored by The yearbook sTaTT and The A.W.S. meT wiTh everyone's enThusiasTic approval. The Timely STaTe of The Union was presenTed by The Players' Club Tor Their spring producTion, andyl' wenT The spring semesTer up To press Time. rsg SPRING EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ' FIRST ROW, IefI To right: Mrs. Rufh Wesfon, Anne Dunbar, Jack Thompson, Joe Champion Marv Padway Bob H, Evans. SECOND ROW: Miss Wini Sfeison, Beify Silver, Leela Zion, Perry Hariman, John Park George Hause Lynn Lockeff. THIRD ROW: Boyd BenTroTI, Bob Sanguinefti, Douglas Hamilfon, Ron Lemprlere Beverly Vander I ford, Carcline Soufhard, Carol Guido, Jack Wheatman. 2! 'l ll' E l', IF ,Ill