Pasadena City College - Pageant Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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... ,.,--,■ . .■- -• ; ' ' 18 Two factions vied for control of student govern ment this semester. Scott Ousdahl, ASB President (left photo above), led the button down faction, while the Campus Unity Party represented the antidisestablishmentarians. [ In right photo above, Pep Commissioner Tom Quinn, Sophomore President Tom Coston, and Oscar Palmer, former Senate president, discuss political strategy.

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TV slor, |« on of the A leered o jw ' hen he ope dit course i ABC-TV. K and Dr. it rjuthor of cowse, is in the Ion. ORIENTATION Basic Communication is no more. This class, wherein PCC fresh- men were introduced to college life, was replaced this year by a three-day orientation program. Incoming freshmen were intro- duced to administrative personnel and their ASB president the first two day: of the series. Dr. Frank Baxter, USC prof, who was named by Life Magazine as one of the most popular professors in the United States, gave the wind-up lecture the last day of orienta- tion. Dr. Baxter is shown with Dr. Armen Sarafian and at the lectern.

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While students heeded the Vote Here signs in large numbers (259 out of 2575 ASB card holders) ASB President Scott Ousdahl (with phone, above) tried to quell dissension in his ranks and ASB Board meetings were either riotous or closed to the student body. In middle photo, right, Terry Smith (ASB active, not currently holding office ) , Brad Powell, finance commissioner, who later resigned), and Bob Henry, ASB vice-president, reflect in their faces the state of the fall semester ' s student government.