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

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This is a picture of David in September. It might be titled before Legs-Council' 5...-......-..,-M? Sharon managed to keep a smile, Tuesday after Tuesday after Tuesday. Secretary Sharon Holden To her fell the task of accurately re- cording the activities of Legislative Council meetings. Sharon handled her iob efficiently and accurately. Despite her duties as Secretary, Sharon also found time to serve as Rush Chairman for her sorority. 1' fit- f 1 mv ,ei iffy, 1' i -Q0 1 -I K. . , -4 .i ' 1 -I gdfv .1 ' 4 -1552 -.li Q :- David Quisling, Vice President of the Associated Students. Vice President Dave Quisling was a valuable member of Legislative Council. In addition to this work, Dave served on the Activities Control Board and functioned as a member of Standards Com- mittee. 'uf'-, in Z .1 w t 3:52 L3 w t . Q1 ' Sharon Holden, Associated Students Secretary, 27

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Pi fk-1. CHUCK WARREN Non-affiliated Men's Rep 5 V PAT MCCARTHY Wamen's Rep at Large MIKE LEE NANCY FREY RHA Men's Rep SOFOYUY REP Fall Semester Legs Council Faced with the chore of policy-making for the Associated Students, this year's Legislative Council, headed by Pres. Kitty Joyce, left behind them a few milestones by which they will be remembered. At the beginning of the Fall semester, several minor sports were elevated to the station of maior sports, increasing the membership of the Letterman's Club and taking a step in keeping with the growing nature of the University. Perhaps the hottest issue was the decision by the council to abolish Barbary Coast. The school-wide controversy preced- ing the final vote gave leg council members a chance to dis- cover the opinions of their constituents. Another important action taken by the council this year was the incorporation of the Coffee Shop and the Student Bookstore. was x is-. ,Z .-5 , ks, Ron Largent, who must have been a rep extraordinary