University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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associated student council Robinson Clakk True Westfall DiNKLE McDowell KlBK Bezemek Greenwald Pooler officers Clifford Dinkle President Nellie Clark Vice-President Magdalene Greenwald Secretary-Treasurer class representatives Seniors Archie McDowell Sophomores Willie True Juniors Clarissa Bezemek Freshmen Ernestine Welch The politician ' s delight, the string puller ' s heaven and the polisher ' s paradise. Oh, ye dust of the campus, bow down to these high and mighty.

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, ' r ii li»in Ht 8Bj associated women students Taylob officers Ruth Taylor President Sara Finney Vice-President Virginia Bennett Secretary Jean Berry Treasurer The Association of Women Students was organized at the University of New Mexico in May, 1930. This organization is to secure uniform and individual representation in Student Activities, to promote broad social interests among the Uni- versity Women, and to create a bond among the various women ' s activities. This year the Association has done much toward accomplishing its purpose, and establishing a definite place for itself on the campus. Through a representative council, the organization has power to interpret and enforce regulations, and to decide all questions of discipline relating to University Women. Decisions of this council must be ap- proved by the Committee on Student Relations. The As- sociation of Women Students has had an active program this year. The customary Co-ed Dance, at which the standing customs are abandoned, and the Co-ed assumes the responsi- bility of entertaining her escort, was given on Valentine ' s day. A delegate was sent to the Associated Women Students ' Convention, which was held at Eugene, Oregon, in May. This contact with the National Organization was a real inspiration to the council, and already new plans are under way for next year.