Compton College - Dar U Gar Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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7 o| the Wodd ' Student Uouncil Promoting better attendance and an enthusiastic rooting section at games, re- vising the student body constitution, and discussing a juke box for the Student Union were only one of the many accomplish- ments of the Fall Associated Student Council presided over by Carl Ramaker. Representatives of the council attended a conference of California Junior College Student Government Associations at Asi- lomar in November. On the lighter side the Fall Council and the Spring Council at- tended the annual luncheon at Browers in Long Beach at which time the members of the Fall Council received their pins. Kay Pearson AWS President Bud Govreau Commissioner of Campus Organizations Pat Schroeder Commissioner of Social Activities Wally Edgerton AMS President Carl Ramake President

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fall • FALL AWS COUNCIL, back row, left to right: Ma Phyllis Keeney, Ardis Dreyfus, Erika Jurgens, Judy Blasdt Owana Whipple, Carol Buck, Kay Pearson, president, Mar Cynthia Heth, , left to right: Nancy McCall. Planning the annual Cupid ' s Choice dance, held in February, was the most important item on the agenda of the fall AWS Council under the leadership of Kay Pearson, president. The spring council, led by Marlene Evans, worked with the fall council to make the dance a success. Balloting for Tartar Anna and Tartar Andy is carried on under the guidance of the spring council, v hich also plans the C Day activities including the crowning of the Tartar Anna and Tartar Andy. Clssociatec) TTien Students fall • FALL AMS COUNCIL, back row, left to right: William Schleibaum, advi- sor; Fred L. Bellomy, Jon Martin. Front row, left to right: Howard Neill, Wally Edgerton, president, and Bud Govreau.