Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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Row 1 (left to right): Douglas Pearce, Boyd Hill, Larry Brim, Bob Roberts, Mike Moore, Jack Davis, Dave Berry. Row 2: Lynn Anderson, Sam Hammond, Bill Jackson, Eugene Jones, President; Ted Sandberg, V IC e President; Max P.negar, Secretary; Bruce Dock- stader; Gareth Wooten. ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS Coordinating Men ' s activities and supporting student body activi- ties, the Associated Men Students were responsible for many cam- pus functions. Winter Carnival, themed Etchings in Ice and fea- turing Stan Kenton ' s orchestra at a concert and dance, was AMS sponsored. Other AMS activities include the scholarship and su- premacy trophies for social units, Fite Night, Outstanding Man- hood Award, Stag Night, AMS Security Committee, Men off- campus program, and several studentbody dances and parties. This year saw the addition of an active Junior AMS Council. In addition the organization annually sponsors many events in con- nection with the Associated Women Students. A right to the jaw from both parties is viewed at AMS fight night. na ■

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Row 1 (left to right): Chyrl Russell, Vice President; Georgeanna Ward, President; Carol Skidmore, Treasurer; Patricia Groshell, Secretary. Row 2: Dixie Randall, DeAnna Hawkins, Lannie Berrett, Nan Greene, Linda Pugmire, Kay Taylor, Marilee Beard. Row 3: Lee Ann Woodward, Carolyn Decker, Peggy Newman, Marcia Bradshaw, Jean Inskeep, Pat Halgren, Sidnee Day, Pat Haws. Absent: |eanne Millar. (above) Santa Claus Tom Jones visits the annual combined council party. (right) Judy Shell was one ot many lovely models at the introductory autumn fashion show. 23

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(left to right): Ronald Lee, Gary Green, Barbara Beers, Carolyn Broberg, Keith Martin, Chairman; Bruce Barlow, Thomas Quinn, Glenna Cooper, Vanja Yorgason, Gordon Wells, Richard Gibson, Jesse Shumway. HONOR COUNCIL Fifteen members of the Honor Council, including representatives from every class, work to help students overcome problems of in- tegrity in academic work and Word of Wisdom violation. The purpose of the group is to counsel with students individually and help them to overcome these problems. Keith Martin served as chairman, with Dick Gibson, Bruce Barlow and Stuart Benedict assisting him. The council worked in two areas, that of dealing with cases when they occurred and also the education of the stu- dent body as to their responsibilities under the Honor System. Between 100 and 200 cases were handled by the year ' s end and programs were taken to many campus organizations. Future plans include meeting with groups of faculty members on the depart- ment level and exchanging ideas. Careful preparation is given to each new problem the Honor council is called to con- sider.