Portland State University - Viking Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Composing the student court of 1960-61 were from left, chief iustice, Bob Dorney, and associate lustlcef Donna Tyner and Bill Stevenson. Not pictured is trials magistrate, Jeff Alden. ST DE ELECTIO BGARD Assisting the students during elections is the job of the Election Board. They set up the polls, make out the ballots, -and do the most tedious, yet in many cases the most exciting job, counting the bal- lots. From left, Kathy Robinson, Chuck Cassidy, Bonnie Larson and Kent Fothergill compose the Election Board. CO RT

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C H ET G RE EN E ASPSC Vice-President Chet Greene, ASPSC vice president, ably handled the Representative Assembly-as an aspect of his job during fall and winter terms. Spring term Chet had to student-teach and Jim DeChaine took over the reins and guided the R.A. in its many activities. Under the old student body constitution mem- bership of the R.A. was based on the number of students at PSC. Last fall's record breaking enrollment made the 1960-61 Representative Assembly the largest in PSC history. Of long term importance to the college was R.A.'s, re-evaluation of the student body offi- cer pay scale and the new salary ratio that was established. Also reform in the financial sys- tem, among other things, calls for periodic ac- counting by campus organizations and agen- cies of all student activity funds spent. A new constitution adopted spring quarter, has abolished the R.A. and substituted a 24-person Student Senate. The R. A. members l d . from left, Carl Perry, Vol Schulz, Carolyn Curtis, .luck Rooney, Ron Nelson, Eloise Roz, Jim DeChoine. Standing, from left, Roy Dczmerall, Ed Westerduhl, Bill Dippert, and Juanita Willing.

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COLLEGE CE TER BGARD CHAIRMAN College Center Board Chairman Ed Westerdahl, right, and Vice-Chairman Val Schultz keep busy co-ordi- nating the ociivities of the College Center.