Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Members of the Student Council attended meetings regularly through- out the school year. It was at these meetings that the big decisions affecting the student body were made. As the students ' representatives, the council members acted as the governing body of the school. Student Council AccwKpftakwfiwto Miss Gerry Garden, the first teenager ever to receive a Public Interest Award from the San Joaquin County Safety Council, was presented with the award at the County Safety Council ' s 22nd Annual Banquet. The award was given to Miss Garden on the basis of her continuous work in safety over a three- year period. Page 33

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Sludwl Council! RcampMmmb The Stockton College Student Asso- ciation this year hosted the bi-annual Northern California Junior College Regional Student Government Con- ference during the month of Octo- ber. Bruce Loebs, SCSA president, served as president of the NCRSS Association. The conference proved to be a big success mainly because of the tremendous efforts and ex- tensive preparations made by the Student Council. The reduced price of the Student Association card from eight to five dollars made it possible for over fifty per cent of the students, the highest in SC history, to buy cards and participate in school activities. More students were able to vote, run for office, and enjoy school functions than in previous years. Page 32

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Shudefd Cmt The Student Court, presided over by Chief Justice David Rule, met to consider the best means of upholding SC rules and regulations. The court served as a reminder to students that student government can often be more than just a job of administrating! Page 34 Marlene Kundert, Public Prosecutor: Bob Best, Associate Supreme Court Justice; Arlene Roza, Recorder; Jim Marchello, Attorney; Ernie Merrow, Public Defender.