University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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' , , r I 1 'gil 'L ,' . - -1 ..- - 1- -1 r 1 i-- 2 -V-, - '-1 1- -P' --,I-'xi-a.'va.a-,E .,.g'IL1,:1q': -Z -qw.-5 ji--17,-.ug . ' - 'ff'--. - 1-.-sf.-.1,.L.1-..-',,-1-12.2.4 fe ,:,,-.- -:. 5,,,iQ5-gi.,--ww-Q-1 KENT ALLn1zD BLAKE Coo mm I-I x'1.'roN Ro M ER '1'AvLon PYLE Santa Barbara State College Associated Student Council Student government in our institution has at last reached to some degree that type of perfection which we have so long desired among our organizations. I feel that this year we have come to a clearer understanding in cooperation and analysis of the problems which confront our institution as a growing plant. I have only the highest praise for all working units of my administrationg they have worked with me splendidly and deserve much credit for their accomplishments. It has been an honor and a pleasure to have been allowed to lead our student government for the past yearg I leave with the greatest regrets. My parting words of advice are: choose your oilicers wisely and upon installa- tion cooperate with them regardless of party or creed, give them the support they so ear- nestly deserve. Q QSignedj JAMES L. KENT, President Associated Slzzdenls 1931-1932 The destinies of the Student Body are di- rected by the Student Body Council, which serves as the Central Committee of the As- sociation. - Its duties, as outlined in the Constitu- tion include the organization of the work of the Association at the beginning of each year, the passing upon minor requisitions, the approving of reports of special commit- tees. The Council each year takes into consid- eration the needs of each activity and fur- thers the Work that will best lit that activity :fr '-iff Us-F5 - --Fr 1 , I '92, -7 lf ff! if , if - 4 jr -stag ff- f I-. f , .