University of the Pacific - Naranjado Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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The presidenT's cabineT mighT be an appropriaTe synonym Tor The loyal, energeTic group oT sTudenT advisors known as The ExecuTive CommiTTee. ln The pasT year. Through The eTTorTs oT This key commiTTee. The PaciTic STu- denT AssociaTion has beneTiTed greaTly. Among The imporTanT bills and business p-assed on were lil planned alloTmenTs Tor The insTallaTion oT resT rooms in Bax- Ter STadium lrelieving a very uncanny siTuaTionlg l2l seTTing oT an earlier dale Tor The annual P. S. A. elecTions lThe i938 poll was conducTed a monTh earlier Than oT yorel: l3l TurTher paymenTs on The valuable P. S. A. properTy, The Childress swimming pool. OTher noTeworThy achievemenTs oT The chief sTudenT governing body were The Third Annual Mardi Gras, PaciTic's biggesT and besT social evenTg The pre- elecTion poliTical rally. marking a new precedenTq and The sending oT a dele- gaTe, George Bralye, To The NaTional STudenT FederaTion oT America conven- Tion aT Albuquerque, New Mexico. T291 EaTon, R pp y I h B. Peck B ly King d Cenci l F ly P Ferrogg C Il F y LOUIS SANDINE PresidenT

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PRESIDENT 0 JANE KINGDON- Vice Presidenf ROY CENCIRULO Treasurer ANN BLUNDELL LOUIS SANDINE A successful adrninisiralion kniiling logeiher in closer umily Jrhe senior and junior colleges was Jrhe ourslanding achievernenr of Louis Sandine, presideni of The Pacific Sludenl Associaiion, and his hard-working cohorls. Presideni Sandine, bringing To Jrhe all-impor- Jranl posilion a well-balanced experience based upon Three-years of rexlensive debaling, Turned in a iob as chief sfudeni adminislraior Thai was clear- cu+ and progressive. borh as To policy and execulion. A Holding olher viral posls in The sludenl admin- isrrarive body and lending laudable suppori +o Jrhe forward-looking p-rogram of The chief execuiive were lhe following popular undergraduare officers: Jane Kingdom, vice-presiclenjrg Roy Cencirulo, Treas- urer: and Ann Blundell, secreiary. These were names To conjure wiih when +he subieci of eiclicienjr siudenr governmenl is raised. They formed a quarrelle of real undergraduaie leaders leaving a record of high efficiency for furure Bengal sons and claughrers +o shoor ai. V T291

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nch, Sandin wyer, WhiTe Thley ornis, ac , The STudenT Aicfairs CommiTTee began operaTion in The Fall oT i937 under The chairmanship oT George Bralye. buT be- cause conTlicTing acTiviTies would prevenT his having suTTicienT Time Tor This posi- Tion, he wiThdrew Trom Th-e commiTTee. Ben Alexander was selecTed To occupy The chairmanship Tor The resT oT The year. The oTher members chosen by Presi- denT Sandine are: Alice I-lall, SecreTaryg lvlona Bell l-lench, Virginia Sack, Minnie Sawyer, Dick Loomis, Duane Sewell. Jerry KeiThley. Problems oT parking, The library sysTem, special Trains, and STudenT Body dances were iTems oT business in The meeTings oT The semesTer. The mosT rankling quesTion To conTronT The commiTTee This year was The parking problem. When regulaTions conTinued To be broken aTTer PresidenT Louis Sandine had broughT Them beTore The STudenT Body, a sysTem oT Tines was drawn up wiTh The cooperaTion oT CompTroller RIT- Ter, and presenTed To The sTudenTs. STill There were enough sTudenTs wiTh deTicienT school spiriT To make The TraTTic siTuaTion a hazard. Finally, aTTer geTTing The permission oT The STockTon Fire ChieT, a sysTem oT blocking oTT parT oT The campus sTreeTs was TormulaTed. The chains and posTs will be seT up This summer, and will guar- anTee To nexT year's commiTTee Treedom Trom The TraTTic problem. BENSON ALEXANDER Chairman l 30 l