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

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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS COUNCIL 26 The Associated Students Council, headed by President Dick Manning, experienced cm exceptionally success- ful, if worrisome, year. The Council conducted the first Campus Leadership Conference, worked out on improved Publicity Code, expanded the budget, and established better relations between the Council and the Aztec, and promoted the biggest Presidentsi Dinner in campus. history, with the presidents of more than ninety campus organizations attending. Trouble come in a squabble over elecion procedures when Graduate Rep Stan Stewart discovered that half of the Council had been accompanied into office by an error in the Articles of Incorporation, a situation which was eventually corrected. The situation led to a tussle with Aztec Editor Sandy Keyes over what, how much, and in what manner the Council news should be presented in the schooi prints. Things cooled down during The second semester and life with the AS Council was serene and routine once again.

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ASSOCIATED STUDENT OFFICERS CAROL COTTON e AS secretory, Carol Cotton, was the oniy SDSC iunior to be named to Who's Who. She has oiso held the positions of Lower DivisEon represenTGTive and AS Con- stifutions Chairman. BILL NUGENT e AS vice presidential duties for this year had an able direc'ror in Bill Nugemz Besides carrying Out his regular duties, he was the AS Council's representative on the Scripps Board. ' NANCY KIRKHUFF - One of The mosT active students on campus was Nancy Kirkhuff, AS commissioner of finance. She has also been secretary of the Finance committee and 25 co-chuirmun of Awards Day.

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BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS The Board of Publications was 1 probably one of the most Talked about committees on The campus This year. During The first semester there was some controversy over censor- ship and freedom of The press, involving boTh the campus newspaper and the AS Coun- cil'. The commiTTee again stepped into The public light in The second semester by ap- proving publication of The TV new campus humor maga- zine, t'The Menagerie. In addition, The committee also was The publisher of The other campus publications. Edward r Blessing was The recorder and I Dr, Donald Walker and Dr. Robert Gray were chairmen. Left To right, First row: Dr. James Julian, Richard Thomas, Stanley Peterson. Secend row: Eric Smith, Edward Blessing, Dr, DeWayne Johnson. Fred Fox. LECTURE AND ASSEMBLIES COMMITTEE The Lectures and Assembhes Committee was instrumenTol in providing some TopAnoTch enTertoinment on The campus This year. They scheduled The weekly movies ThaT so many sTudenTs enfoyed, brought to San Dtego such outstanding musical programs as the Gareway Singers and The Don Cossack Choir and Dancers, were responsible for geTTing such noted speakers as Vin- cent Price and Ogden Nash, and were in charge of wrong ing most of The other dehghT- Tul entertainment That was presenfed during the year. The cemmitfee deserves a big vote of Thanks for a iob well done! on. 27 Left to right First row: Nancy Kirkhuff, Judy Kuykendull, Dr. Muriorie Broekslrlirer Janet Eosley. Second row: Ray Means, Bill Kinnon, Alon Mishne, Simon Reznikoff.