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

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Senator Claghorns by the dozen filled the Student Council this year. They rnade up their minds as to what they wanted and went after it. One little difficulty, there were two groups in the Council always going after different things. The the one who can tallc longest and loudest proved false. The atternpfsfyat filibustering didn't worlc, even though it was tried several tirgxgs. after gglferal of inadequate and urjfaiif ti- e'l'eC'tiQ'n proy cedf' T'i' ?3CouncfifHdecidepl to do something. A controversyiwasiraised wh he ztec to proyihgffraudulent electi,onsf,5j Thggpewly elec ed memberigg 't sejtsjn the Council ing o-f the Susie? for weeylglsv. Vini QLCut of divergigfy tiiilmeth great things, and so was. started thewwheels started to move and the to ttsgffestination. Commissiofigliof Earnie Ellis, industriously went to worlc on revising the elefzon co' e and begorry the result is a fine piece of worlc. P esiding over the Fall President's Dinner is Jim Boles

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NOMA HCDGKISS-Noma is tamous tor her cool headedness and business-lilce manner. Noma wielded the gavel on rare occasions, but her time was filled with social calendar responsibilities. She planned the largest Frosh Receptions in State's history and got name bands tor both occasions. Planning the two President's Dinners and the Coun- cil Awards Dinner, her etticiency paid ott in all the events. Noma, lilce other students in teacher train- ing, spends most of her time in or around the Campus Elementary School. 5.4 3 PAT COOKE-Being an octopus would haviflfelped Pat immensely this past year in talcing minutes. She tried to talce the minutes wittiifffertain ot the councggiihiembers tilibustering and dbfrsoring the minutes they could be published weekly in' the Aztec. remembers the time when 'Uncle John' both scffifed and embarrasseyclllfggr, buffshe now claims he is big bluttggiffd neiffhef turns white or pink Min. his pi'esehcefbuf gimplfjenjoys his wrt. M ,. if f' ff 1- if I : :fi-4 1 , ' . 3 LVN ilQgH5EARNEST-This job was about the hardest ot thefyear, since Ken never l4new how much money he had to worlc with. l-le was aslced for money by nearly every org on campus and when he couldn't squeeze it out ot the budget he went out and helped the org plan to raise the money. This semester Ken had to rearrange the budget after all tunds were in from the AS Cards. But even with the constant job of battling tor money, Ken was never to be tound in bad humor. -' E Tj A yt My asf y 'lu lr! X V, 1 jk? JZ 5 f A l i N -X . it V i '1 .- lz, ,slr fr sr iffb 5 K .',. .L . a 1 s I . L .V . if 1 P fungi . V gf N k , 5 V 2 'I' . U ig 44 lx li r is if i, i 3-aft r ,5- ra. 'X 8 1 .-

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Student Council caught in laclraclaisacal mood. Chief features of th picture are Johnny Orcutt's 'feet with shoes-Nancy Williams with t and Bob Sandlin's eye. Bill Corcltz fled when photographer app d was ,, .., t. 4 Few events occurred during the year which the Council let pass without cussing and discussing. Biclcering over the choice ot Aztec editor took on major proportions, with each group fighting tor their man with determination, sincerity, energy, physical strength, and the ability to tallc endlessly. .T T A A - The table in the 'AS,Otfice and later the one in Scripps Cottage was sagging under the weightot many tabled motions. The AWS and AMS vote -on the Council was but one ot these tabled motions but when the -wheels at the head ot these orgs got going the 'motionf got into 'motion,' and the student body was given the chance to decide. By an overwhelming majority lot those who votedl the AWS and AMS presidents now have their hard-fought-tor vote. The most active council tor several years, despite the set-backs ot tabling motions, revised the elections code and publicity rules. What with blastings from the Aztec and downtown newspapers, the Council smiled bravely and 'set them up again.'