1964_12 The Daily Collegian December 1964

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The Collegian
Tuesday, December 8, 1964
Tuesday, December 8, 1964
The Collegian
Page 3
Associated Student Body Candidates
Vice President
JAY EVANS
Because of Lhe increasing
growth of Fresno State (about
8 per cent a year), toe office of
ASB vice president wUl have to
grow to scope and responsibUlty
to meet too demanding changes
created by such growth.
One of toe responslbUlUes of
toe vice president Ls to serve on
toe Constitution Revision Com¬
mittee. As a member of that
committee, I feel lt would be my
responsibUlty to help bring to
toe  students  for their approval
would provide an outline for
stronger and more meaningful
student government.
An added responsibUlty, which
I Intend to shoulder If elected, ls
the knitting together of the fra¬
ternities, sororities, Independent
organizations and student gov¬
ernment torough mutual cooper¬
ation. This cooperation would
enable student government to
more efflclenUy serve tho var¬
ious Interests on campus.
I win eagerly accept the re¬
sponsibUlty of developing the of¬
fice of vice president, providing
growth torough leadership.
MIKE SOMDAL
It ls Imperative to toe unity of
any campus to have close com¬
munication between campus or¬
ganizations and student govern-
As ASB vice president, I would
like to speak to as many organi¬
zations as possible to bring toe
dent marquees on campus which
•vnuld
I wUl try to stop too current
trend of campus social cUmbers
and status seekers aspiring for
poslUons and gaining control of
your government. Student gov¬
ernment ls a big business set up
to educate those who participate
in lt and to increase the social,
poUUcal and educational facul¬
ties of our campus.        *i
It ls not a private playground
Fresno State at present has an
outstanding student government
and I have the utmost confidence
ln its present officers.
Some of my qualifications are
s foUows
. Five
government at another college.
2. Past offices held: ASB pres¬
ident, ASB vice president, IFC
president, freshman class pres¬
ident and vice president, and
men's public relations officer.
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tlvltles would go a long way to¬
ward unifying the campus. As
vice president I wUl do my best
to represent every student and
every organization, and keep you
well Informed of what ls happen¬
ing ln your student government.
And no matter what criticism
can be leveled at lt, your student
government can work for you If
you are wUltog to work for lt.
Elect leaders with enough
imagination and ability to make
toelr Job, and thereby student
government, meaningful andcon-
Secretary
KATHIE RUSTIGIAN
To hold the offlce of student
body secretary is an honor, but
also holds many responsibilities.
The chief duty of this office ls
to keep an accurate report of the
business of too associated stu¬
dents and student council. But I
feel that the student body secre¬
tary ls a representative of the
students. She should take an ac¬
tive part and a sincere interest
to all student body affairs and
should cooperate and support all
other student body officers.
I would consider lt an honor and
a privilege to serve as student
body secretary.
JAN1E SASAKI
As a candidate for the offlce of
student body secretary, I realize
that her main responsibUlty wUl
be to record accurate minutes of
the student council and executive
board meetings..
It ls also her responsibility
to make these minutes accessible
to any member of the student
body at any time. Another of her
main responsibilities will be to
handle toe correspondence for the
In the past, I have had toe op¬
portunity to serve as secretary
for AWS, toe freshman class and
Angel Flight. I have also enjoyed
working on various ASB commit¬
tees and wlU be willing to accept
the responsibility that goes with
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College Union
Commissioner
GARY IIDA
If elected CoUege Union Com¬
missioner I wlU keep an open
mind to all Issues concerning
Lhe union and work ln toe best
Interests of the student body.
I don't beUeve lt is toe Job of
toe commissioner to activate any
personal wants. He should be an
Impersonal Judge. Open-mlnded-
ness ls one of the most Impor¬
tant Issues of my campaign.
I Intend to visit other college
unions to find out what problems
are encountered in establishing
and  governing  a college union.
Decisions concerning the union
must be as fair as possible to
boto faculty and students. I wUl
try to see toat this ls done.
I believe toe community would
like to know, and should know,
what ls happening with our union,
for they are helping to pay for
lt.
More Important, however, is to
keep the student body Informed as
to developments ln reference to
STEPHEN MOORE
I am a Junior economics major
from   Sacramento   fighting  my
flrst  "battle of toe grades" at
Although I have had no student
council experience here, I have
had student councU experience at
my last coUege where I served
councU. After my first term, the
editor of the college newspaper
singled me out as one of toe
zealous legislators on councU.
ldent of Inter-Club Council and
president of Political Affairs
Club. For my work that semes¬
ter I received a distinguished
service award. I was also a mem¬
ber of Alpha Gamma Sigma and
Circle K.
This year I hope to represent
you ln planning our new student
union. With toe right planning lt
can be the showplace and heart of
the campus. On the other hand,
poor planning could turn lt into
a disappointment.
Secretary
BARBARA YBANEZ
Because toe offlce of ASB sec¬
retary ls traditional and, there¬
fore, not one ln which revolution¬
ary changes can bo made, I have
no new campaign platform. I
offer, instead, my qualifications
and desire.
First, some of my qualifica¬
tions: vice president of Baker
Hall—1963; AWS representative,
two semesters—1962 and 1964;
historian of Phi Chl Theta (na¬
tional businesswomen's
wororlty—1964; publicity chair¬
man for Homecoming--1964;
overall grade point average of
3.38; Dean's List—two semes¬
ters;   honors program partlcl-
Another qualification which al¬
so helps explain my desire to be
secretary and to serve the stu¬
dents of Fresno State ls toat I am
an office administration major
and plan to go into secretarial
work upon graduation. Also, I
have worked as a part Ume sec¬
retary on campus for the past
two and a half years. Holding toe
office of ASB secretary would
give me the opportunity to use
what I have learned.
Women's Legislative Commissioner
SALLY COBUR'N
In my opnlon, the most impor¬
tant responsibility of toe new
Women's Legislative Commis¬
sioner ls to help to toe forma¬
tion and functioning of toe newly
selected CoUege Union Board.
She must also represent tho stu¬
dents at toe Board of Directors,
the Board of Publications, and the
AWS Activities Board.
Since I have worked on two fa¬
culty-student committees -- the
CoUege Union and Student Life
Committees — I feel I have toe
experience necessary for these
duties. I have also served on Lhe
freshmen, sophomore, and Junior
executive committees, and have
been on toe Student CouncU for
two years.
Now to my third year at Fresno
State, I have enjoyed serving the
college and would like to con¬
tinue doing so ln toe future.
GAIL FRIESEN
I am a candidate for Women's
Legislative Commissioner and I
wish to express my opinion as a
this office.
The office of Women's Legis¬
lative Commissioner ls one which
holds a great deal of responsibU¬
lty and power. The commissioner
has a responsibUlty not only to
Lhe women of toe coUege, but to
Lhe student body as a whole; she
has tho power of having one of
toe four student votes on the
Board of Directors. This Board
has the final power over all stu¬
dent association funds. The com¬
missioner also has voting power
ln the Board of Fine Arts, Board
of Popular Arts, Board of Publi¬
cations and sits Ln on all Associ¬
ated Women Student meetings.
The two highest qualifications
for tols office, I feel, are: toe
willingness to participate to ton
fullest extent and allotment of
tlmo to fulfil! the duties of toe
offlce. With past actlvlUes and
honors Including toe Rally Com¬
mittee, Junior Class Executive
Committee, Honors Program and
toe Dean's List, I have and am
willing to allot the time required
to perform the duties of tols of-
Athletic  Commissioner
ART
I feel toat one of the primary
things to look for when evaluating
a candidate  Is his past exper-
Presently I am serving as
chairman of Rally Committee.
Through tols Job I have gained an
insight of what is happening at
Fresno State College by being
both a member of Student Execu¬
tive Committee and Student Coun¬
cil. Being Rally Committee
chairman has enabled me to work
closely wlto the Board of Athletic
Control.
The Board has Jurisdiction only
over Intercollegiate and Intra¬
mural sports activities and toe
formulation and direction of ath¬
letic policies. Thus there are no
•pie to toe sky" solutions to our
present athletic problems toat
will come to tols board.
My opponent has said he wUl
get faculties for the new base¬
ball park. I wonder where hewUl
get the funds? Only toe state
can allocate toe money, and for
years lt has deprived Fresno
State of lt. This is not to say,
however, toat the Board should
not continue Its fight for money.
I believe my experience and
my wUllngness to serve the Stu-
lndicatlon of what I will do for
HARVEY WALLACE
The Commissioner of Athletics
has the primary responsibility of
representing the students on the
Board of Athletic Control and
with the proper faculty members
and representatives of the 'ad¬
ministration.
My platform recognizes these
responsibilities and provides
possible  avenues for Improving
e present athletic
The four major proposals
which I advocate are:
1) The expansion of the lnter-
mural program to Include an or¬
ganized program for benefit of
coeds. This would Include pro¬
vision of a board to effectively
administer the program;
2) Possible provision of gym¬
nasium faculties for weekend
use of students;
3) Better publication of inter¬
collegiate athletic events for
benefit of Fresno; and,
4) A full scale investigation
into the posslbUlties of acquiring
toe needed faculties for the new
coUege baseball stadium not In¬
cluded ln present plans. The
plans, at present, do not Include
a public address system and
scoreboard. Unless action is
taken now, these faculties wUl
not be incorporated into designs
for toe facility.
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Senior Class Junior class I   Freshman Class Officers
Vice President      Vice President
RICHARD BABIGIAN
•I feel honored and privUeged
to be a candidate for toe office
of senior class vice president.
Perhaps tho most Important
actlvlUes ln toe life of a coUege
student come to his senior year,
the year of graduation. These
activities are numerous and In¬
clude toe Senior Breakfast, Bac¬
calaureate, Commencement, and
toe selection of the senior gift.
As one of you, I am naturaUy
Interested to tl
1  like t
1 ln
t possible performance
of these activities.
"Our present senior class
president Ls a flno, hard working
leader of our class but he cannot
carry the load by himself. If I
am elected, I promise to support
and assist him to the best in¬
terests of the class."
JERRY YOUNG
the   I
for senior
class vice president my foremost
Intention and desire ls service to
the class and Fresno State Col¬
lege. I am genuinely Interested
to campus activities andamwUl-
lng to assume any and all re¬
sponslbUltles of this office, as
well as to carry thorn out to toelr
completion.
•One of these responslbUltles
ls to work ln close association
with toe class president. In the
spring semester, the preparation
of graduation activities Ls the
major function of the class. I
this area and attempt to Increase
class participation Ln graduation
activities."
Sophomore
Class Officers
Vice President
EVELYN GOODWIN
running for sophomore
ce president  because  I
STAN NELSEN
Being vice president of toe
Junior class Ls a bigger responsl-
blUty than one realizes. The
Junior-Senior Prom ls toe big¬
gest event of the year for toe
Junior class, and the vice presi¬
dent ls a key co-ordtoator for
this event.
If elected,  I wUl  work  dUi-
ful prom through committees
which I am presenUy on. We need
a very successful prom, not only
from too view of the Junior class,
but also torough toe eyes of the
rest of toe student body and toe
community.*
Secretary-
Treasurer
CAROL MORTILLARO
As freshman social chairman
I hope to do my part ln unifying
toe freshman class torough
greater Individual participation
ln organizing and attending social
functions.*
ETHEL SILVEIRA
If elected to the offlce of
Junior class secretary-treasurer
I would be most wUUng to work
with toe class to carrying out
Its plans and projects.
Vice President
DONNA FLINT
Many freshmen have abUlties
toat our class needs, but they
have not boon used this semester.
Although students would Like to
work on class activities, they
have felt they weren't needed.
They haven't been given the op¬
portunity to work. This has re¬
sulted to a natural loss of en¬
thusiasm.
Perhaps opportunities to work
havo been passed by because stu¬
dents   didn't know about them.
toe ears of students too late or
not at all. Many freshmen don't
read about our class meetings
untU after they take place or
shortly before they begin. The re¬
sult has been that only 20 or 25
people have been attending.
During the spring semesters,
freshmen must be given the op¬
portunity to work on standing
class committees. The Blue Key
Carnival booth must be toe pro¬
duct of the efforts of all Interest¬
ed students. None of tols will
happen, however, untU class an-
Secretary-
Treasurer
DIANE ALBRECHT
I am a candidate for freshman
class secretary-treasurer.
If students aren't enthusiastic
enough to take an active part ln
class activities, they should at
least elect officers who are and
who wlU represent them.
As future upperclassmen, toe
freshmen bold the potential—so
let's lnstm a little spirit and hold
that potential!
I am a member of SWAG, Young
Republicans and AWS. I have also
served to student government for
two years to high school.
freshman class, I would fulfill
the duties and obligations of tols
office with great Interest and
concern for our class as a whole.
I would work for close ties be-
wlll  b
e of 11
t the best
I hope to get new students In¬
terested to participating to our
class functions by offering new
and varied activities. I also hope
to find new way s of raising money
for our Junior year, in which we
will     have    toe    Junior-Senior
I feel that by having new ac¬
tivities and new ways of raising
money we can prove toat our class
can work and accomplish a lot
and yet still have fun doing lt.
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The Beit Coiti No More       S
for toe coming
do everything to the power of tols
office to make lt an unforgettable
Having participated to boto
sophomore and Junior executive
councUs and having gained ex¬
perience from serving as secre¬
tary for other organizations, I
am familiar with the problems
and procedures and would be
most willing to carry out Lhe
dutlos and responsibilities."
SARA MITCHELL
As a candidate for the office of
Junior class secretary-treasurer
I wish to take tols tlmo to express
my views on certain issues.
I  am presently on the Junior
effective way.
SYLVIA SMITH
There are many varied
opinions on toe qualifications for
tols or for any other office. In
discussing toe qualifications, a
great Greek philosopher, So¬
crates said, "Man cannot be a
leader without sympathy, consid¬
eration, tooughtfulness, charac¬
ter, and sincerity."
A great American phUosopher
be.a leader without faith to him¬
self."
My goal ls to use these to tho
offlce of freshman class vice
president. The purpose being
unity and progress to too fresh-
PENNY MacDONALD
If toe members of the fresh¬
men class elect me to toe offlce
of secretary-treasurer, I wUl
enthusiastically perform the
duties of tols position and will at¬
tempt to establish a stronger and
more direct line of communica¬
tion between the class president
and    executive    board,   and  toe
l  part   ln student
Social Chairman
SUE BAIRD
I actively want to be a part in
the government of Fresno State
College to plan and promote
school spirit and actlvlUes, es¬
pecially for toe freshman class
of which I want to bo a participat¬
ing member. As social chairman
I would like to see the freshman
class grow not only academically
but also to develop the potential
opportunities avaUable to stu¬
dents here at FSC.
LORISPANN
While running for toe office of
social chairman last semester,
I learned, perhaps toe hard way,
how Lhe systems of election func¬
tion. Now I know and I am anxious
to be elected our freshman class
social chairman. I feel the offlce
sponslbllity, a chance to prove Its
worth as an elected class office.
Maybe even signups for toe of¬
fices might be larger next time
if we all show our respective
classes that there ls a worth-
whUo purpose ln student govern-
Havlng  t
have gained experience and know-
lodge that I feel can be applied
to   the   work   of the
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associated student body commit¬
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working for the Junior class ln a
leadership capacity and I feel
toat I am capable of handling toe
Job.
One of the disturbing factors
to me ls the apathetic attitude
among students toward student
activities. The Junior-senior
prom wUl bo arriving soon. As a
member of the class sponsoring
this affair, I wish to do my part
to encourage enthusiasm and bet¬
ter   participation   ln  activities
Having also attended the Uni¬
versity of Colorado I feel I can
many new ideas to aid
promoting    increased   en-
lasm among
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