George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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TAHER ABU-GHAZALEH - GWE objectives . . . committees. . . interaction Faculty representatives were Dr. David Misner and David Lauglilin. Gunnar Peterson assumed a supporting role as Director of Student Activities. The board has four standing committees: Publications Committee with Gordon Gilette in charge, Assembly Com¬ mittee chaired by Ralph Drake, Social Committee headed by A1 Cook, and Athletic Committee by Dick Marinelli. All of the above mentioned people make up the board of the College Association. Among the major CA projects for the year were the af¬ filiation with the National Student Association. This brought discounts to CA members at several stores in the area among other services. The other major project was the re-organization of the CA. Around the table are Judy Jones, Dick Marinelli, Neil Allen, Dr. Misner, George Killingsworth, Gordon Gillette, Ralph Drake, Gunnar Peterson (standing) David Laughlin, A1 Cook and Hester Hursh. I Jerusalem, Palestine . . . Attended Riverside College, California . . . Worked at South Chicago YMCA and elsewhere . . . Plans to work in the YMCA in Lebanon or Egypt . . . An active Chi Delt, International Club Treasurer . . . SCA . . . Tahar is known as Nasser’s American Agent, working for the United States of Arabia. Chicago . . . Attended Ohio University and Northwestern . . . worked at Oak Park YMCA . . . Jerry is a member of Phi Zeta Tau . . . Varsity Vollevball . . . swimming . . . intramurals ... is headed for the YMCA ... a likable and friendly guy.

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College Association Working behind the scenes as long ago as last spring quarter, the College Association or CA was planning and preparing for the co-curricular life of the College. The CA is a kind of big-little enterprise doing over 5,000 dollars worth of business annually. It sponsors all-school activities as well as subsidizing school organizations. Elected to lead the CA this last year was George Kill- ingsworth. Neil Allen was chosen vice president, Hester Hursh, secretary and Judy Jones, treasurer. Right: Man-about-campus, George Killingsworth, College As¬ sociation President, leaves school books in hand for his part-time job—he too must eat. Below: With eating out of the way, Gun- nar Peterson. George Killingsworth. Neil Allen. Judy Jones and Hester Hursh get down to business as the executive committee of the CA.

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Publications. . . Along with the beginning of school came work on the various college publications. Soon after school began came the College Handbook, then the first issue of the Collegian. The College Handbook was edited by Con Slaviero. Much of his summer was spent trying to get dates and compiling the material. Clyde John¬ son served as advertising manager for this as well as the other CA publications. Gordon Gillette and his Publications Committee were responsible for co-ordinating the work of these three publications: College Handbook, Collegian and Embers. To those students who worked on the various publications has come reward and satisfaction in having given oneself in service. Often the midnight oil has burned bright and long as deadlines have approached and a job remained to be finished. A valuable experience is gained which will be a real aid in the professional life. Top: Clyde Johnson and Gordon Gillette lend a helping hand to Handbook editor Con Slaviero in stuffing the mailboxes with the product of his labors. Center: Those intrusted with the fortunes of the college publications: Con Slaviero, Mr. Paulson, Gordon Gillette, Bob Ogburn, and Frank Thome, look over a Collegian. Bottom: The Publications Committee: Top Row: Con Slaviero, Lamayne Shank, Frank Thome, Lenley Flawksworth, Spencer Gregory. Front Row: Bob Ogburn, Gordon Gillette, Clyde Johnson, Don Greer, Don Glaze.