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

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ATH LETICS COM M ITTEE 4.- The AThleTiCS CommiTtee plays a large part in keeping The sporfs program rolling along smoofhly. The commiTTee sets The general cThIeTic policy, budgeTs for The oThTeTic program, determines scheduling policies, esToinshes maior and minor sporTs, and cup- proves athleTic awards That are recommended by The DirecTor of AThTeTics. The chairman of The commiTTee This year was Ed Biessing. Left To righTr FirsT row: Dr. Donald Eidemiiler, Ed Blessing, Dr. William Terry. Second row: Dick Manning, Rey Fackrell, Al Weymiller. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The AcTiviTies CommiTTee has The responsibility of seeing That every schoof activity is lisTed on The official college calendar. An. OTher importonf fob is To see ThaT There are no coanCTing dUTes or places scheduled for The activ- ITies. This commiffee is oiso re- sponsible for publishing The A2- Tec MusTer AcTiviTy Calendar, which is given To ail sTudenTs during registration each semes- Ter. The commiTTee chairman This year was Bill Nugent. 29 Lei: To righT, FirsT row: Mrs. Margery Warmer, Mrs. MarfOrie WoHace. Second row: Dick Manning, CharJoTTe Bclsiger, Ed Blessing.

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VETERANS' HOUSING COMMITTEE The Veterans' Housing Commit- tee decides on policy and pro- cedure affecting the functioning of the two San Diego State vet- erons' housing units, Aztec Villa and Aztec Terrace. The commit- tee considers any complaints, petitions, or problems presented by the housing occupants, and 0150 rules on veterans eligible to live in the housing units. The chairman was Dr. Herbert Peiffer. Left to right, First row: Mrs. Margery Warmer, Mrs. Marierie Wa1lace, Mrs. Teri Mohr. Second row: Jerryr Fisher, Bill Lang- don, Selwyn Honigon, Willaid Trask. FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Committee has the important 10b of disbursing the Associated Student funds and making financial recommenda- tions to the Associated Student Council. The committee pIcms the budget for The various depart- mental and organizational crc- tivities, and arranges any oddi- Tional disbursements for special activities that may come up dur- ing the year. The chairman of the committee was Nancy Kirk- huff, commissioner of finance. 3:; e f x l 1' , Lefr to right, First row: Dickie Thomas, Nancy Kirkhuff, Dick Manning. Second row: Dave DeVol, Ed Blessing, Bil! Nugent.

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FRESHMAN CLASS RON CREIGH President Les Brown and his Band of Renown, winding up in December an 18,000-mile, 30-show Far Eastern Christmas Tour with comedian Bob Hope, come to San Diego and drew 2100 persons to the Freshman Class-sponsored fall semester Blue Book Boll held January 30 at the Mission Beach Ballroom. Class President Ron Creigh said That estimated profits would exceed $550. Lynne Luckey sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha, was crowned Belle of the Ball by Creigh, after he had first faked losing the winning name card in his poekets, and then dropping it while seventeen breathless candidates stood waiting. Freshman cabinet members included Vice-President Eddie Hartman, Secretary Dione Dodgion' Treasurer Denver Fox, and Committee Chairmen Doris Johnson, Bob Clark, Kris Kullberg. Lois Fishburn, Kay Garner, Lynne Luckey, and Don Krosh. Pat Furror was Lower Division Representative. During the second semester, the Freshman Class worked through the Spirit and Traditions Board and Dean Herbert C. Peiffer to Initiate Freshman Haz- ing'l for next fall, Cl tradition-building time when freshmen will wear green dinks and large name placards until whipping the sophomores in a mud- pit tug-a-wor. 30 EDDIE HARTMAN Vice-President DIANE DODGION Secretary DENVER FOX Treasurer