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

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k CoU . areri :-harles Tho rnberry. rep , of Ma y M V JEHBHmBHBBiQ fWM publications ■■■ijSus Baohtelie, rep. of athletics Ivernes Rodman, rep. ( . mil lis June in January . . . the cabinet enjoys an outdoor session in the pati 12 ASB Cabinet : Fall

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I he skipper speaks . . . and he gives his sanction to student and lac ulty movements for bigger and better advancements. He leads their hopes [or a new era ot education. Principal John L Lounsbury PrincipaTs Assennbly . . . P r i n c i pal Lounsbury leads the ariolause for the commerce department as the I acuity is presented at the iradilional assembly. II

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President Don Silvershield Fiolstered by fKe support of an enthusiastic Student Body, the Progressive F ' all Cabinet made great strides toward their goals. They rejuvenated assemblies by planning unique programs and varying the entertainment. Rooting sections at lootball and basketball games were re-born and the new Rooter s Caps were introduced. Men s service club. Thane, and its neophyte group, Kriger, were organ- ized to banish the old order of cliques. The Cabinet presented the needs of the College to downtown business men by conducting them on a tour of the campus. This was the hrst event of its kind. Student Body lunds were allotted to groups like ihe News Bureau and Thanes to promote the growth of the College. The first well-known orchestra ever secured lor a Sludcnl B)ud D.uicc A as obtained lor l.hc Christmas Hot). 13