San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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MW First to overcome traclitionany inactive junior class stigma. One of most active classes on campus. Three hundrecl members strong headed by Bill Self. president: Jeanne Couvrette. vicevpresident: Barbara Lowe. secretary: and Jean Carmocly. treas- urer. Activities 0; the year included Junior Revue. one of best assemblies presented. series of Basket Balls following basketball games at the gym. and the Junior-Senior Prom. revived afler years. hiberation. Class had so much money they didn't know what to do with it. Decided to buy crutches for the Health Department anci let the rest ride over for next year's class treasury. President Self. most active. handled two presidencies efficiently. Had a smile for everyone. Jeanne Couvrelte. attractive brunette. typical uactivity girl. Memher of Cetza. Student Body secretary. AVVS Board. and on the board in charge of the. Basket Balls. Barbara Lowe, Winsome. quietly eHicient. friendly and capable of performing a work required of her in her emce. - Jean Carmedy handied an lhe money-and haul her hands full. Member of AWS board, Cetza and leader of the Forum board. rippy owr IE: fad that lfn- junior ch15: Has 5mm unq- nf Ha mnsi nrlivo years under llwir Jemim- ship me Bnr'mru Lowe. lemme Cour'rrlle. Bl Sr-U mid fr'tln Carmnn'y.

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Rehouing against Huron!- ened dictators lip of Proxy Lawrence Moda- fenn fpoulingl are other senior ass nffimrs who can swing uvierI gmmls In their own rigid. Mary Mcoslwr. Sol Srhlllh, :1th Lynn Kemp. Seniors, Qradih'onally wise. brave and serious. Tradition broken by class cooperating with alums to put on Ten Nights in a BarkRoom.n Class headed by Lawrence Madalena. with Sol Schultz. vice-president: Mary McOsker. secretary: Lynn Kemp. treasurer. Class numbered l85. First class to graduate in open air theater. 0n the evening J June 13 will march across canyon and down into theater in caps and gowns. Activities spread over entire yeah-aclass play. mountain party. cnmmencemenl aclivi- ties. proudest achievement was revival of Junior-Senior Prom. Class queen at Prom and at Blue Book Ball ?our years ago was Betty Forbes. Highlights in retrospecfwenlargemenls and addition of campus buildings-sciem:c- ha . library. stadium. open air theater. Started Fresh Quad in 193?. Helped dig it themselves. Biggest thrin of entire four years: having basketball team win K. C. championship. Class sponsorsptMrs. Frances Torbert and Dr. Cornelius Seimens. Cabinet mem- bers inclucle: class officers: Vera Jane Coburn. commencement; Ruth Borden. lmcca- laureate; Arlene Learner. dinner-clanca: Jean Holzer. announcements: Lauralee Brewer. gift: George Bailey and Murl Gibson. mountain party: Brita Cleave and Tom Piscupo. senior play; Jane Karl. senior Azlec: Eddie PreisKe-r and VVayne Nellles. faculty-senior softball game; Tom Hutchens. alum coonclinator. 39mm

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Prnspnling :1 united front as gmmh in III? muin pariah nu mmpns. Inr- 'lilltlEn t-nl'runce Jar Frush. lll'E' 50ml: aHiurrs Im- Nngurn. Ln: Rumagv. Brlly Inf! rlntl Bob Anslim Sophomores. traditionally inactive. Under President Lee Ramage. lollerl around on lawns a year. Big burst of spirit when Sophs ovenvlmlmed FFDSII in the pushlaall contest. winning the event for one of the few times in 80th history. Settled down In business of worrying Fresh. Goes down in hislory as last sophomnre Class to hold Court of Traditions under Ceiza and Oceoll. Highlight of early activilies was barbecue and dance in November. Helped build barbecue pit when freshmen. reaping rewards now. Plan another barbecue soon. Hayride and beach party wailed for the weather. Cabinet of class included Betty Juel. vice president: Joe Rogers. secretary: Bob Austin. treasurer: Catherine VVueste. James Kinsella. John Hayes. Avowed purpose of cabinet: HKeep the class ahve!