STUDENT GOVERNMENT EDWARD Cocxauifi President of Associf ated Students, who successfully piloted ship of State thru stormy fnancial session. Coming into office with a deficit in the budget of over 5400, the Executive Board of the past year proudly leaves office with a balanced budget. Thus, besides having administered one of the most active years in State history, the Board leaves the oihcers of next year a clean financial slate. Headed by the able leadership of President Edward Cockrum, studentfelected ofhcers were: Ruth Poulsen, vicefpresidentg Marian Irwin, secref tary, Daryl Hopkins, treasurer, George Mirande, athletic manager, Clarice Dechent, board of pub' licationsg and Bud Decker, yell leader. Inaugurating a new policy of direct board control over all State social functions, the Executive Board was amply rewarded by satisfying results. All four major dances showed clear profits, with the Junior Prom clearing 35165 to establish an allftime financial record. As a result of central control of the social calendar, not one club or student body activity was voted anything but a success. The policy of the present Board was to carry student government as far as possible. As President Cockrum said, For the past year, the Executive Board as a unit has strived to maintain a central government within the student body of State, where student problems could be thrashed out in student hands. The spirit displayed by the Board has been instrumental in placing State in a position where the college can challenge any college on the coast as to efficient administration. Among the most notable achievements of the Board was floating of the two million dollar build' ing campaign bill to adequately house San Francisco State. It may be said that members of the Executive Board fostered as their direct philosophy the wish to ably represent the associations, clubs and classes, from which they were sent all matters and problems pertaining to student life. QBud Deckerj RUTH POULSEN DARYL HOPKINS MARIAN IRWIN Vicefbresident Treasurer Secretary EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW ONE! Demeke, Mirande, Decker, Irwin, Cockrum, Poulsen, Hopkins, Dcchent, Rees. ROW TWO: Muldormn, Will Smith, Carrothers, Barbara Smith, Atkinson, Ferem, Laugesen, Parodi, Peters, Minear. 'I' I-I E l 9 3 7 F B A N fPage Fortyfouel C I SCAN O
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