Mount San Antonio College - Chaparral Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Student Council Lflo Farnjworth President Ron Schaidel Vice President This past year ' s Siudcni Council managed student affairs in an aggressive and capable manner. Among their duties, which were carried out very efficiently and in record time, were the following: The final drafting and the approval of the budget; regulating the elections; organizing the social affairs; sponsoring rallies, includ- ing the roaring Feuding Days of Hello Week; the mai-ntcnancc of the Student Union; campus publicity and publications, and the determination of student policy. These activities are super iscd through the commissioners. The first term commissioners included: Harry Hilkc. athletics; Ron Worth and Dick Sarrail, publicity and publications; Nancy Young, social; Orin Allen, Student Union; Ron Bryant, elections; Bill Smith, rallies; and Adele Jaurcguy, bookkeeper. Second term com- missioners were the same as the first with these few exceptions: Gloria Skare, social; Tony Puleo, publicity; and Edna Elliott, bookkeeper. Of course, the core of the council consisted of the elected delegates. They are the voting members of the Council and act as a committee of the whole to act on all matters of student government. First term delegates included: Carolyn Buckncr, Beverly Brycc. Annette Heath. Vce Kaenel, Worth Bellamy, Hugh Pezeskcan, Gaylc Smith, Shirley Gunson, Pat Finell, Pat Sinnnt, Bob DeGarceau, Alex V ' ejar, and Yvonne Patterson. Second term delegates included: Dave Casper, Carol Sneddon, fayne Daniels, Bob Carr, Nina Champion, and Gayle Smith. The remainder of the Council included the Student Body President, Lee Farnsworth; vice-president, Ron Schcidel; secretary. Pilar Cagigas; and the class presidents: Ben Mark for the sophomores and Frank Wagnon for the freshmen. Mr. Ed Martin wa s the faculty advisor for the council. With words we govern . --■ i f

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1 Dick Sarrall Chaparral Editor Tony Puteo Mountaineer Editor Two heads are better than one Deadlines, bylines, and a great deal of brain and leg work arc all part of the journalist ' s busy life. The journalist staff has done its best lo fulfill its many obligations to Mt. Sac. This year they wctrkcd hard to put out a school paper every two weeks, and now they present this publication of the Chaparral to (he student Ixtdy. The Mountaineer was published under the capable direction of Tony Puico, who is one of the most outstanding journalism students ever lo attend MSAC. The work of the journalism students is prescr ed in a special section of the yearbook which is composed of the college papers. F.ditor Pulco and Richard Sarrail, Editor of the I95i Chaparral, worked together with their staff to produce this fine ycarUmk. Richard Sarrail wishes to express his thanks and gratitude to all journalisni students and others who helped to make this book a success. ARTISTS Bob Mazingo and Bbir Ccniceros «

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KNOWLEDGE COME buT WISDOM LINGERS