Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Union Advisory Board-Top Row: Chet Watts, Dean Tripp, Dunlap, Bob Jameson, Judy Filson, and Bob Tryon, Gerry Barker, Dick Smith, Bottom Row: Ernest Bader, Pat a.w.s. and advisory board coordinate activities The Union Advisory Board sponsors most so- cial events which take place in the Memorial Union. Members include student, faculty, ad- ministration, and alumni representatives. Members of the Board are: Gerry Barker, Philip Women's Council-Top Row: Jan Scott, Lucille Moore, Sarah Harvey, Rita Schwinn, Lorene Sausser, Carolyn Paul, Nancy Myers, Mary Wilson, Alison Hart, Susan Jones, Janice Kol- Tripp, Richard Vogel, Ernest Bader, Ed Love, Chet Watts, Judy Sick, Judy Filson, Dick Smith, Bob Tryon, Bob Jamison, and Pat Dunlap. The Board also sponsors free movies which are shown periodically in the lchabod Room. They included this year: Student Prince, Compulsion, and Man in the Grey Flannel Suit. Women's Council is the executive branch of the Association of Women Students at Wash- burn. The Council is comprised of representa- tives of the sororities and an equal number of unaffiliated women, They assisted with fresh- man orientation and sponsored a breakfast for senior graduating women. terman, Twila Jo Frickey, Bottom Row: Betsy Ross, Arlys Allen, Leann Fisher, Carol Quednow, Fern Black, Jean Burke hardt, Pat Curtis, Judy Pauls. wif ss ,,,w, 5 4125? E ,mf xt tampa.,-

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SY-I omg, Student Council-Top Row: Nancy Armstrong, Ed Soule, Cindy Ewing, Karen Griffee, Andy Anderson, Dick Lake, Karen Smythe, Barbara Spachek, Steve Wright, Ben Barrett, Dean President, Jim Maag, and Vice-President, Bill Schroeder, go over the lists of possible bands for the Homecoming Dance. -as r v . in Zhu .. Q 5 -Ffw iiv f f Wang 0 4 - A ' ,Y E cs 'Q 'i iw f la '-- if if ii 225 . alumni ' li ii f Q ff Q ez? A? l Ii f , l is i C ,,.,,s.,,s,, ,s,,,, ,,, , , ,,,, y X Hackett. Bottom Row: Joyce Spillner, Secretary, Jim Maag, President, Bill Schroeder, Vice-President, Hayden St. John, Treasurer. u.s.a. party guides the council for a second year Student Council, operating under a new con- stitution which was ratified last spring in a gen- eral campus-wide election, includes members of two student political parties, USA. and VOICE. U.S.A. party members on Council are: A. F. Anderson, Pete Caldwell, Karen Griffee, Ron Jones, Jim Maag, Hayden St. John, Bill Schroe- der, Judy Sick, Ed Soule, and Joyce Spillner, Charles Cline was elected by the law students as their representative. The council members of VOICE are: Nancy Armstrong, Ben Barrett, Cindy Ewing, Dick Lake, Steve Wright, Karen Smythe, and Barbara Spachek. Among several committees, are included Fi- nance, Hayden St. John, chairman, Policy, Ed Soule, chairman, and Activities, Karen Griffee, chairman. Activities planned. by Council this year were freshmen orientation, Homecoming, the All School Party, and a statewide political science conference in conjunction with the annual CIC meeting, which was co-sponsored by Pi Alpha Sigma, political science fraternity.

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