Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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BEAR TRACKS STUDENT GOVERNMENT it' was carried out this past year, a Toast program dealing with student matters is presen ted. The l'llCIll1Nf1'S ,ol the Executive Board for the first: semester ot' The ipast year were: President, Cuthbert Fahlen 3 V ice-President, Anne Jaekg Secrel'ary, Dorofliy Thomas: 'l'reasurer, Jane Sehuabel-latter replaced by .lack Murphyg Foreusieso Connnissioner, Dick .lohusong Athletics G01l1IlliSSl0l1Gl', Henry Naegelig Social C0ll1llllSSl0l'l0l', Kath- erine Mausg Editor Hear Tracks, Alexan- der F1-azierg Editor Rear G'1'owls, Bernard Gassg Sophomore Class 1'l'9Sld6llf, Art Gor- niang Freshman Class Presidenit, Ted Rig- ginsg Facility Adviser, Mr. R. J. Hannelly. On the Executive Board for the second semester were: l'?1-esident, Donald Polsong Vice-l'resideul', Maxine I-Iulfg Secretary, Edna Killpaekg Treasurer, Jack Murphyg Forensics ff0l'llll'llSiS0l'lf!l', AI Johnson: Ath- letics Counnissiouer, Franklin Lanibg Editor Bear Tracks, Alexander Frazierg Editor fCo111inif0clj , 9 Q W . F I DoN.xr.u PoLsoN Bear Growlsj, Bernard Gassg President' Sophomore Class, Ronald Burgerg President Freshman Class, Ted Riggirnsg Filljlllify Adviser, Mr. R. J. Haunelly. The most iI.llllO1'1i21llij work of the Executive Boards of the past year was the revision of the present eolisiiitufioii, and the preseniaiiiou of the finished doemnenlt to the Siiucleuii Body. The proposed constitution was rejected. v I !, '-a-' I ' Y 'a ,Y -- . eww,-,v Z lilxmouwlvn BOARD-SECOND SEMESTER

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BEAR TRACKS STUDENT GOVERNMENT IUDENT control of st11de111i ul'f11i1-s was inqfituted i11 Phoenix Junior College 111 1021, when ll eo11si'it11tio11 similzu- to the one 111 use now was adopted. The HIPS- e11t co11xt'it111'io11 was accepted to rephlce the oihei in 1927, and has served since that 111119 1111s 1,o11sl'i1i111iio11 l'J1'OYldBS for an Execu- S 22 five Board in which all Student control is sexted el'l1is body, wlnich meets l'Egl1lill'ly once cl week to consider business, is com- 'A posed ol: the f0lll.' elective oilicers of the Student Body, Pl'ESllll-!l1l', Vicze-Presideiif, Seclctalv, and T1'QiLSll1'G1'Q the GOI11llllSSl0ll- els ol Athletics, Forensics, and Social Af- i.111Q the Editors of Bear G1'owlS and V .uid the Fu,c111ty Adviser. One flaselnbly each week is in cluirge of the Student Body, at NV'lllCl1 time any neces- QL115 lmsirness taken care of. After the buqiuews 111eet111gQ the QOIIIIIIISSIOIIPI ot P orensics provides for e11te1-t'a1i11111e11t, NXll1Cl1 15 11s11.1l1y p1ep.11ed by the dlffGl9llt clubs of The college. I-Ieielotole the Execulixe Bofuds have given an 21111111211 Clllllldl' dance dining The second se111es1e1, but this 111.111 it was decided to 21lD2l.l'1ll0ll the d11111e1 dance and 111 11N place T01 the College 'ro give fl bzlinquet for the 1'11e111- bem, the Dean ol ihe 1 ollegl, and the Dean of XYo111e11. At this l1z11'1q11e1i, as ' 4 1.59 Q - . ,. . ,,'.'4c.l.p. 1 !K 'Sg.iEye ExLCU'1'1v11 120111111-F11:s'r S11:1r12s'r11n 3 X i T , I ' ' - i YK Q 1 A. K' 1' ' 1- I. 6 ' 1. rw ', , 5 , ' ,' , ' A 'l: '?'W-, f ' .3 . ' , lei fl ' ,R ??iQ,i1,.l:v ' ,j- , 1 ' xff A ' x' 1 .1 - . ?- . 1 ,? ,e .., 3 . l ' 3 'fBe111' T1'z1cks 5 the 'two Class Presidentsg A S - - J 1 CUf1'111:1cr:'D F111-ILEN A f L ' . l ' H - 'Y .' ' 15 'I ' A V V ' '..7 4 4 '1 4 . fifif

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