Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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x uk. CABINET SECOND SEMESTER As a tribute to his efficiency, the student body cheerfully amended its constitution in order that Bill Davis might remain its president for the second semester, and then elected as his co-workers a cabinet which has been the most active the college has had since its inception. Not in the least among the factors which contributed to the second semester cabinet's success was the ever-ready advice and assistance of Mr. Jackson. He was in evidence at every affair which the council put under way, and at every cabinet meeting, always ready when problems needed solving. The cabinet has nothing but praise for Mr. Jackson. For the second semester members of the cabinet were: Bill Davis -------- President Margaret O'Connor Vice-President Joseph Bobbitt Secretary Hugh Linnell - Treasurer Dorothea Bell - Representative of Arts Al Davis - - Representative of Athletics Representative of the Student Body - - Editor of The Viking - Adviser John Fletcher - Marguerite Clark Charles W. Jackson - 9 u QQ: 1.-fg ..... N: zen, EI . .X -,...-r 1, 5 if nr A, X . -I Y .g: , 4' .. .,..,. J. .- .., ....' ,xr V'-N. v L. 'Xi N X . -f-.sf-?2'i51lE1 li-X595 -' Q. -- s ' rfxx- . - P- . ,- .- 'mb ,-X. i ,,31L e FSH' ' -XX . QQ. .xgsgxg asf. SFQ - 5123? 'fiv N- vw Ss wtf s--Aiizv. .QNX as-- bgit sy- ..s-mi .muh X-..-xr 2 ' N 5?fIi1'fim3? .. 5-2-xi sw X Sftsgb , B4 ix A xv, as N ..-N-0 -,N A..-91.5.-z .s 'lr if .ssvggsr A .. Qgh-s :HY-T -:XL 13211: 'F-rfhkisg 'IQ-'N EELS- .t 251 wif- '--SE... Q .M 1, sg : Q of --it-. 2?,r g sq 1 :L-ee..-'ix ge - -.tra MX X . gym, ss, ...pu t, x f- xtsiw: as-smite. X N N OQiQx0X5Q EX-aww was--. . -arygw -v - .- . - -- .Nm - bmi:--e 0-M :1N1'fRN-3fr'--7.-:.: N:-az. -Arm-aww iii? s:qsig..qs.w,',-me 1 ... 1 waz. w,.2?11-rw:-Nazwrf' g3:i...:g.1 Ngo.. .saws ,- -95.25 . -fvqvrfiwssavef-my 48. ' N, .. Y ,,, .xg x . 5 , X, .sw mf-sae T? .PSE 'goalie - i -i-Miss X T5-sv ' N'ff'xNQsiYiq53'EQf-li-': 5593 .. A-t. E x .x - - . . M ess. is New .- .. X-1 +- f',--- ww ' w,f.-vrfsfprxk uve.-:-zs. , -1 A,.... A . ,rs-. . N. 5-.e,q,v-cgsw.t1f3,i,.:.:. lsfrv.-zfiifiix LX -STN J Y r' : ' f -2 ' -1 . .,s5.:eeiek5:.lui-3-.im- ,..., 743392 - ' f E - H . 7 -1 -.AWP A jgsir-fm-'Rx Q-gs.-..,: - . is . XKxX f X 'C . lf? v' f- Ni .s.g.Q-1::'- is-

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