University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Bad Check Committee ROBERT SILVERWOOD, Chairman College JOSEPH GARLAND Architecture WILLIAM PORTER, JR. Commerce CONSTANCE JONES Education ANDREW BOWEN Engineering WILLIAM O'HARA Graduate Studies J ULIE MAY Law J AMES Tmco'r'r M edicine KATHERINE RUSSELL Nursing The Bad Check Committee is an agency of the Honor Committee. It is composed of the Secretaries of each school in the University, with the Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences serving as chairman. Only those members representing undergraduate schools have voting power when the committee sits. 2l

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The Engineering Council is a representative body of members of 0 o Engzmng the SChOOI 0f Engineering whose primary purpose is for the coordi- nation of student activities within the School and to serve as a liaison between the student body and the faculty. It is composed of 0 the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian ounCl of the School of Engineering, who also serve in this capacity on the Council, and the presidents of the various student organizations. OFFICERS ED BLANCHARD President JIM COSBY Vice-Preaident JACK BOWEN Secretary PRESTON HAUPT Treasurer HERMAN WITT Historian MEMBERS STUDENT COUNCIL Fred Blum John Thompson Jim Clendenin Bill Wheatley Ken Barrett JUDICIARY COMIMITI'EE HERMAN WI'I'I' A.S.M.E. WILLIAM E. BAKER A.I.Ch.E. HOWARD NOEL AS.C.E. LOUIS H. BLAIR A.I.E.E.-1.R.E. DOUGLAS G. GRIFFITH 1.11.5. SAM WEBSTER Theta. Tau FRED BLUM Trigon PRESTON HAUPT Virginia Engineering Review EUGENE E. LEASURE Tau Beta Pi JOHN C. SPIVEY Eta Kappa Nu k- 'nmg- . w . . . . dlsmnwm -'c.:;:f-zyrth'u.za.zzif ,$ , t :51? . .- '.;, V; k 30 g. V :q! W x Fmsr Row, left to right: Griffith, Nole, Bowen, Cosby, Blanchard, Witt, Baker, Horstman. SECOND Row: Wheatley, Webster, Payne, Barrett, Clendenin, Thompson. 20

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Mr. McKay, Director of Newcombe Hall, and his secretary, Karen Wolfe, have always been tremendous help to the Union. University Union The University Union, working under both a new name and constitution, began operation during Orientation Week by holding an open house in Newcomb Hall. Since the promotion of student social life is one of the objectives of the Union, three mixer dances were held in the fall, all of which received enthusiastic participation. In an endeavor to improve the operation of the University Union, seven students represented Virginia in the Region Four Conference of College Unions held at the University of Florida. Ideas and information were exchanged at this conference, and in further pursuit of improvement, the Public Relations Committee was formed by our Union. A questionaire was subsequently circulated which yielded valuable student opinion and suggestions. Through the promotion of the Cavalier Christmas Fund the University Union enabled a single student contribution to reach several major charitable organizations by employ- ing the United Fund concept. In another public service activity, the Union gave students an opportunity to aid in the work of the University Hospital by sponsoring the - fall and spring blood drives. The region four conference wasnit all work. t