Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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SUPREME COURT lTi Stan Taylor Gordon Coffman Tom Asplund The campus Supreme Court has jurisdiction over all cases which arise under the Associated Students of Brigham Young University Constitution. Justices per- form similar duties to those in the United States Su- preme Court, in serving as a judicial part of govern- ment. Justices Gordon Coffman, Stan Taylor, and Tom Asplund made up the court. Court decisions were made during the 19 8-59 school year on such matters as the Senate ' s right to investigate the budget. KBYU Future personalities and technicians of the radio and television world are able to get practical experience at campus radio station KBYU. Boasting a station as well as or better equipped than most commercial radio stations, KBYU will begin broadcasting on FM during fall quarter in 1959- Two complete con- trol rooms and a Sl OO recorder, unmatched by any local station, are included among the station ' s assets. When broadcasting, the station will be clearly heard within a 15-mile radius. Programming will be en- tirely commercial-free. Classical and semi-classical music will be featured along with educational pro- grams sponsored by various departments on campus. This year, while waiting for a license from the Fed- eral Communications Commission, the chief activity at KBYU has been the tape network. Half-hour pro- grams are made up by students and sent to radio stations in eleven western states. These programs feature BYU devotional speakers and special musical programs. Gary Bush has served as station manager this year. Kay G. Lambert, Chief Engineer at die controls; Gary Bush, Station Manager at the microphone.

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Seated (left to right) Ray A. Geigle, Pres ident; Pat Ford. Standing: Sharon Ballard, Judy Shell, Janet Nims, Sharon Holsten, Thomas MacKay. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Student government, educational af- fairs, student affairs, and international affairs are the four division of the Na- tional Student Association on the Brig- ham Young University campus and in the regional and national divisions. Ray Geigle and his committee heads, Judy Shell, Janet Nims, Tom Mackay and Sharon Ballard have worked this year on such projects as a student government handbook and a chart showing adminis- trative chain of command for student information. They also attended conven- tions, meeting with other NSA leaders. NSA is made up of over 400 colleges and universities throughout the United States. These are divided into approxi- mately 30 regions, the Utah region be- ing made up of five schools. BYU stu- dents, Ray Geigle and Doug Evans, served this year as president and vice- president of the Utah region. On campus, this organization acts as an independent organization, under the supervision of the student body presi- dent and student coordinator. Judy Shell directs the production of the new ASBYU organizations chart to be placed in the Student Coordinator ' s Of- fice. 28

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DAILY UNIVERSE HARTT WIXOM, Editor-in-Chief ROGER LARSON, Managing Editor DUSTON HARVEY, Campus Editor JEDDY LE VAR, News Editor