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BOOSTER COMMITTEE Donda Hanley, Ann Welch, Dolores Tierney, Priscilla Kleppel, Mary Lou Engle, June Second row: Stasia Hobrecht, secretary; Helen Demuth. Third row: Barbara Leam, vice reasurer; Mary Jane Hawthorne, Kay Kinneberg, president; Elizabeth White, Jackie
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Fall Semester Piloted by a carefully written new constitution, the Associated Students of the past school year have had wonderful opportunities to practice genuine democracy in student government. With the combined efforts of the Cabinet, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the Precincts, the semester progressed un¬ der the leadership of Ted Scarborough, pictured upper right hand corner, who was replaced when he resigned by capable Lochlan Richards. Rallies, assemblies, dances, tomato picking to help the farmers, and other activities of the semester were well organized by vivacious Kaye Barnes, Women’s ice President, and active Wilbur Green, Men’s Vice President. The two vice presi¬ dents are pictured in the upper right photo. Important generators of student activities are the Booster and Rally Com¬ mittees, traditional pep committees on the campus. The Booster Committee under the guidance of the Women’s Vice President and the Rally Committee under the leadership of the Men’s Vice President were important in the pro¬ moting and sponsoring of student activities in both the Fall and Spring semes¬ ters. RALLY COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Jack King, Dean Higenbotham, Jimmy Hickman, John Larson. Back row: Harvey West, Jack Pefley, Jim Long, Dave DeLancey, Earl Andersen, Doane Cook.
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STUDENT Senate Front row, left to right: Jean Dougherty, Mar¬ garet Morris, Mary Hales, Melissa Ambrose, secretary; Janeth Calvert, president; Patty O ' Connor, Marjorie Allen, Gertrude Stadler, Dorothy Stasney, Madalena Martinelli. Second row: Mary Moffitt, Edna Valerio, Virginia Centers, Barbara Rice, Ella Farnham, Betty Danz, Ruth Peaslee, Betty Lou Krough, Pat Poulsen, Tim Bigelow. Third row: Phyllis Sher- win, Elaine Erickson, Dorothea Johnson, James Stone, Bill Kennedy, Robert Larson, Stanley Gilbert, Clarence Machado. Cabinet Those members on the Cabinet assisting Pres¬ ident Harold McKellips, pictured left, are Jeannie Samis, director of publicity; John Hen¬ derson, director of the Corral; Betty Goode, historian; Key Kinneberg, women ' s vice presi¬ dent; and Phyllis Hunter, director of women ' s athletics. Not pictured are Carl Forsbery, men ' s vice president; Maryetta Fisher, director of publications; Bruce E. Ellithorpe, director of finance; John Davis, attorney general; Betty Ann Brown, director of Co-op; Sue Johnson, director of elections; Jim Hickman, director of public relations; Ed Jeffery, stu¬ dent reporter; and Pat Barr, secretary. Supreme Court Front row, left to right: Betty Warren, Helen Golen. Back row: Bob Langner, chief justice; Bob Vance.
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