Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Leading the Associated Women this year were Joy Wisherd, treasurerg Joycelynn Hatch. vice president: Locha Diaz. Presidentg Gwen Newman, secretary, with Ruth Kilhourne as advisor. AWS. Every woman student at Arizona State has an opportunity to participate in Associated Women Students activities: with her enroll- ment at Arizona State she becomes a mem- ber of the organization. Officers for the 1957-58 year were: Presi- dent, Locha Diazg Vice-president, Joycelynn Hatchg Secretary, Gwen Newman, and Treasurer, Joy Wisherd. AWS activities this year included the Star Formal, Head Residents' Tea, Big Sister Program, Pajama Party, and other activities including support of charitable drives. The AWS officers and women representing different groups on campus composed the AWS council. The Freshman Hostess Committee was an important function of the Associated Women Students this year. Gail Peterson presided. .. 20 - .

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ff-1 r ' ' r' i 5--I Q-eve-'reef----mfrnflfi T1t - . V 'A Y ' i I ' 1 R al ly and Traditions 1 1 A in E i A Board m e m be r s are l - i - ,AfA2,.g,:st1 'V - f . Jackie Atkerson, Dave - f, 'lf ' ' ,Q i at ' 'if Barnes. Kevin Brown. Liz Dingbaum. D i a n e El- dridge. Jo Jackson, Sheila Getz. John Hunt. Rich- ard Lee, Bennie McNe- vins. Dave Metz. Sharon Mickle. Betty Oda. Bill Spencer. Marilee Spratler, and Jack Thomas. MEMO RIAI. UNION BOARD 1 , 1 JM il -W :lp V ,W ,T N I E 1 S ft J J fl iftli if--.i 122: if ' Q' A tw 1-tg ,f E it E , .V l , . ' ' 3 :LL flifgjsj i'Ei'r i '1 i if F . Members of the Memorial Union Board include Le Roy Whitson, Chairmang Mrs. Scoular, Advisorg Ellen Overocker, Annette Marionneaux, Art Albright. Jean Logan. Max Richards, Rachel Partain. Charles Moraga and Mary Babich. STUDENT SUPREME COURT Judges of the Student , i Supreme Court are Shel- ' . by Tate, Chief Justice: Kathryn Straight, Mar- garet O'Leary, Jack Fer- rell. and Don Wallace. -22-