Pasadena City College - Pageant Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Tht •.prinj; ASH Hn.l . .hmsin hI I lien anianioi.i, l).irlinc Lorin , Ltt Kom.ii. Mim i.U(, prisiilinl; Rinnu rnl i-i rs, iic- prisiilcm: Tim OM-rlcuk, .N.iiu), J.iiu- I rh.in, Ikih J.uk ( n, re- lorilinn Clrl■la , Koii Ttio: drtg Flini, Shill) Lindcrman, Jim .M.is in, Bill Mvirs, J.uk Ci. Bell, adviser, S. Luke (urlis, ad%i»cr. Sol Pnliincl: I arl W. Hi.Uler, adviser. .MK H Al L WKO.NA Fall ASB iicpresiiknt RA lORS Spring .ASB i(.e-presideni The spring; . SB C ahiiKi imludes Let K.iM.n, lin.uue enninusMoner. Hette Beaslev, ilerk; Ra lors. chairman; Jaik d. Bell, .idviscr. Koti Tun: (lark ( helse , aihleciis; L nn nonaldson-Buller, speeih arts; .Mva Kalama, religious aKivities; Carol Miuhell, publiia- I.ons. Ka Ki.vnl.m, so, ..il atlairs. .M,ss ( ..nihs, inierdepar(nicnial adivitics; .Mike Lama, publiiic ; Riih Wheeler, pep: Fred Beau- ear, assemhiies; Kllen ' amamol , inlernaiional siudenis. Sol PklureJ: Jim .Mason, ICC president; Sieve Zirbcl, musii. 25

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New ASB Role Encourages Cooperation and Exchange of Ideas Fall itmeMer ASB Cabinet nicmbtr arc Mike Lama, Chcrvie Cale, Mike W ' rona, Jaik G. Bell, adviser; Debbie Sill. Ron tiro: Jim Mason, Dave Carroll, Ron Whiteside, John Van der Goore, Lee Rosen, Jon Fasana, Maurie Wagner, Steve Scott. During the fall the ASB Cabinet, headed by chairman Mike rona, ASB ice-president, at- tended the annual retreat held before the opening of the semester. Cabinet activities included the coordination of all Homecoming e ents, the ASB Open House and Ice Cream Social, the Installation and Recognition Banquet, and participation in the area and state conferences. The fall ASB Board worked to nuplement the policies of all elected student officials this ear. Because of its diversified membership and common goals, the Board formed a strong base for change and for increased involvement in all phases of student go ernment. Second semester duties of both the Cabinet and Board paralleled those of the first semester to a large degree. Cabinet chairman Ra inond Fors serx ' cd as the parliamentarian of the Board and at- tended both the local and state student government conferences. One achie ' ement of the spring Board which will pro ' e beneficial to all future go ernment or- ganizations was the establishment of closer rela- tions between the college administration and fae- ultv and the student goxcrnment. This new spirit of cooperation ielded a freer exchange between students and teachers and opened the door to great- er progress in student go ernment. Industrious members of the f.iil . SB Board are Ray Fors, Gerald Tambe, Michael Wrona, Dennis Thompson, and Jud Duryea. 24

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Members of the tall A.MS Board are Harry Tschopik, Bnli Fernan- dez, Dave Barbcrree, Edward Bonja, Joe Rudzik, Mike Alfred. Roil Tiio: Stexe Silvera, John Holder, Ron Dierkens, Bill Mul- li};an, Gary daspcrino, Chris Ciordon. Roii Three; Norm Garrett, Bill M)ers, Snidely Whiplash, Mel Progar, Steve Scott, Sue Straub, Pat BuUard, Mary Behimer, Bill Johnson, Dudley Dooright, Tom Kendall, Harry Pritc, Ste e Ito. AMS Initiates New Program of Activities lor Male Students BILL MULLIGAN Fall AMS President llic Associated Men Students of PCC pro- vided a bus ' schedule of interesting e ents for male students, designed to gi c them a greater oppor- tunity to participate acti ' el in campus acti ities. Traditional e ents such as the AMS-AWS Dance, the AMS booth at the OMD Carnival, and the AMS Sweetheart Contest, were again a great suc- cess. This vear marked many AMS sponsored firsts such as the Trike Race, Auto Show, W ' his- kcrino Contest, Operation Match, and the Man of the Month Contest. It is evident that this men ' s organization has kept school spirit and interest high. Leadership of the organization was in the competent hands of fall and spring semester presidents Bill Mulligan and Bill Mvers. In III i I BeiillAl toe KiN( PhiBips. K Pl)feWi Dunior. ( foti Women S ! Urban init women sta Worn dubbed . ' vaneh ' o( and fasbio tivities fea general rq ditionallvi Hard-working members of the spring AMS Board are John Holder, vice-president; Bill Myers, president; Jim Trikoris, treasurer; Harry Tschopik, ICC representative. Rote Two: Steve Ito, Senate representative; Dave Garrison, historian. BILL M ERS Spring AMS President 26 ■ W Q,