San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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'QV' Standing Cleft to right! Dorothy Foppicmo. Thrond- O'Brien, Iva Beth Cain, Ruth Graves McC1intoc, son. Seated tleft to riqhty Barbara Biggs, Rita Ben Lavezzo, ' f ci! W ,gif of If5 WA BETH CMN San Francisco State's hostesses are the t B tttt active members of the A.W.S. Their activi- ties start with the freshman reception and include Sup and Chats, mass meetings and teas for the feminine members of the stu- dent body. President Iva Beth Cain, in cooperation with her officers and Dean Ward, carried on an employment survey of the students. With this information the A.W.S. began supplementing the work of the Dean of Women in attempting to set up an active agency for students of State. Other interests of general Welfare include studies of Housing facilities on other cam- puses to make plans for our own new home. Leading the Women next semester will be Pat Gillick, newly-elected president. Other new officers are Pat Thomas and Dorothy Throndson. 'Nl' 2065

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gxfecnfiue Mar Former Board member Edwin Barry will take office next semester as President of the Student Body Association. Working With him will be Jean Van Arsdale, vice- president, Dorothy Foppiano, secretary, Izzy Pivnick, finance commissioner, and nine other students representing such de- partments as publications, dramatics, rally, music, athletics, debate, organizations, and publicity. Because of the vitality and energy of the 1940-41 executive board, the new officers Will enter the political field with realiza- tion that reorganization is taking place and that the general student body will be Watch- ing their every move, not only with genuine interest, but with increased cooperation and good-Will. CLIFFORD, EDELSTEIN, SAUM 0 Serving on the executive board as elected representatives of the student body are Peg Clifford, Vice-President, Joe Edel- stein, Treasurerg and Rosemary Saum, Sec- retary. VI NICOLOFF ED BARRY BOB SWEENEY DICK WEBSTER CURT BUTTLES FRANK GRANNUCCI RAY LANG JIM SYNAN GEORGE WEEKES JOHN FINN MURIEL HART JACK GILKEY O19

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STANDING: A. Vlcrdimiroff, Gene Nuumoff. SEATED lleft to rightj: Tom Collingwood, Curt Buttles, Isudore Pivnick, Jack McGann, Dan Halstead. Mociafeaf Wen xS?lfLJ6lfLff5 With Isadore Pivnick leading the Way, the ISADORE PIVNICK Associated Men's Students became a virile part of campus life during the past year. Jim Lowrie, president during the Fall semester, began a series of gigantic meetings featur- ing speakers from the athletic World, be- sides the usual student entertainment. Piv- nick continued the series of biweekly meet- ings and the A.M.S. went on to boost school spirit, build pride in all athletic endeavors, and help to mold a unified student body. As usual, the meetings were complete with beans, hot dogs, and tamales for all who attended. A real victory was scored for the A. M. S. With adoption of the new constitution which gives them a voting seat on the student ex- ecutive board next semester. Curt Buttles, newly-elected president, will sit on the board for the coming year. rr Q21