Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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As the official representatives of the student body, Rob Miller and Steve Col- ton oversaw and coordinated all ASBYU programs. The Presidency encouraged feedback from the student body in the community. Rob and Steve offered a unique challenge to the students of BYU by telling them to Commit to Excel- lence. 4 ASBYU 19

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Commit to Excellence was the theme of the executive council of ASBYU during the 1984-85 school year. ASBYU Student Govern- ment consists of ten elected student body officers and three appointed officers who are united to help serve the student's interests. ASBYU was committed to helping BYU students recognize the best that they can be through offering programs that cater to variety of in- terests and needs. Students were encouraged to gain involvement and leadership exper- ience through the hundreds of programs of- f erred by the student government. ASBYU was every student at BYU working together to achieve common goals and values, to make BYU and ourselves better. ? ■ 18 ASBYU

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The ASBYU Homecoming Committee was responsible for uniting BYU students and oiumni in o weel long celebration of Traditions of Excellence . Ttiey met the challenge by hosting dances, a bon fire, a parade and other activities to help promote the spirit of the Y. To provide fair and equitable elec- tions was the goal of the ASBYU Elec- tions Committee led by Chairman Ran- dy Neal. The committee was responsible for running the annual ASBYU elections and providing candidates the opportu- nity to achieve their goals in a fair way. 20 ASBYU