University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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fkfefic oar One of the first steps in the reorganizz the ASUO carried out this fall was the crez a new ATHLETIC BOARD, under the direc Anson Cornell, athletic manager. This board has charge of all campus athl tivities, which are entirely separate from ot tra-curricular activities. President C. V. B05 in a supervisory capacity. Anse Cornell, graduate of Oregon in starred on the football and basketball team and was captain of the football team in his year. By the terms of the newly-revised ASU stitution, the STUDENT EXECUTIVE CoUNc assured of an important role in student gover The council determines student body fee the joint recommendation of the athletic boa the educational activities board, appoints E and Oregana editors and business managers, men for student activities, and student awar Gilbert Schultz, president of the AS chairman of the executive council. Dean Vir Earl is adviser for the group. 1.41 I l U 1 I xecmfive omzci Athletic Council, from left to right: Jim Hurd, Basil Williams, Dean Gilbert, J. O. Lindstrom, Earl M. Pallett, Anse Cornell, Paul Hunt, Lynn McCreadie, Professor Howe, Dean Earl. Executive council. Left to right, Fred Colvig, Pearl Johansen, Bill Pease, Gib Schultz, Grace Peck, Dean Virgil Earl, Jun Hurd.

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J1 U1 Hurd The Associated Students faced a serious situation with assured income cut off by state vote which prohibited compulsory student body fees. The outlook for the group's future was so dark that the executive council submitted a new constitution to the students during spring term of 1936. The large burden of administration was placed in the hands ofrthe President of the..University by the new constitu- tion. Throughout the summer President Boyer and Fred Hammond, president of the student body, held a series of conferences which re- sulted in the present arrangement of the Associated Students. Athletics and educational activities were placed under the juris- diction of two distinct boards with Earl Pallett, registrar, serving as chairman of both groups and acting as President Boyer's personal rep- resentative. Fortunate, indeed, were the two boards in securing the services of two Oregon alumni, Ralph Schomp, and Anse Cornell, '16, as managers of the educational activities and athletic boards, re- spectively. VVhen Gilbert Schultz assumed the presidency at the beginning of the 1937 winter term, he stepped into the swing of the already revived Oregon spirit and planned a series of Associated Student pep as- semblies which bucked Oregon spirit mightily. Community sings led by Hal Young, professor of voice, campus bands, Major Bow-wow's Amateurs , managed by Don Casciato proved audience getters. For the first time in many years, the student bodies of Oregon and Oregon State worked together on a common project. Result of the co-operation was the Lemon-Orange Squeeze , the first winter-school dance ever held, at which Oregon acted as host at Gerlinger hall fol- lowing the last Oregon-Oregon State basketball of the 1937 season. J V1C . e President 111 pea Se ' . ' Jllnlo l' man. Pearl Johansen, senior woman 13

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I ,.. r I I U fiC0iilC6.lfai0lZ6l G'?iClillVLZLLr'Z5 i'06N ulting from this year's ASUO shake-up was tion of the EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES BOARD by President C. V. Boyer under the direction ah S. Schomp, educational activities manager. is board is composed of four councils- s, music and lyceum, publications, and stud- lfare, and acts in an advisory capacity for urricular activities. tstanding achievement of the educational es board this year was the management of the concert series. iding the destiny of the C0-op for this year ack McGirr, president of the STUDENT Co- IVE BOARD, and John Lewis, Phyllis Gard- iclc Sleeter, and Frank Drew, members. ese students name a manager for the Co-op, observing what the University students want pect in their store, formulate the policies by it is run. members are selected at the polls during Is, and act only in an advisory capa- no part in the actual management of the 715 W CJ T..-'5 0 fi Q0-op oar Educational Activities Board: Kenneth Shumaker, Gib Schultz, Ralph Schomp, Earl M. Pallett, J. O. Lindstrom, Orlando Hollis, Dan E. Clark, Grace Peck. These sixland Dean James Gilbert assisted Manager Marion F. McClain In shaping Co-op store policies. Above, left to right, are Dick Sleeter, Jack McGirr, Phyliss Gardner, Dean John Bovard, John Lewis and Frank Drew.