Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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on all affairs of student government as well as handle funds belonging to the students. Heading the student council this year is President Gerald Dart. Last year Dart was editor of the State Press and has been active in dramatics, debate, and student gov- ernment during his four years on the campus. Iames Curtis is vice-president and has supervised the many social activities this year. He is also active in football, basketball, and intramural sports. Margaret Spain filled the office of student body secretary this year. She was also elected Homecoming Queen and Most Popular Woman and has been outstanding in both scholastic and extra-curricular activities. George Bartlett has handled all student body funds this year in his office as student treasurer. He has participated in many activities during his enrollment here, among which was baseball. Revision of the Associated Student organization is underway at the present time. Under the new plan, the organization will consist of two governing boards, the student council and an executive board composed partly of the students and partly of faculty. The student council will be allotted legislative power with judicial and executive vested in the executive board. lt will be inaugurated next year, if approved, and will be one of the first divided power plans of student government in the country. Members of the student council are: seniors, Marvin Palmer, Clare Van Hoorebeke, Iames Curtis Margaret Spain George Bartlett vice-president Secretary treasurer .iL- '5-4 J X S . 4. -4 'J' W 511, W. 1. wtf .. ,x . ..L-Vt. A. it J Y - . , . UA-A P X 1, - ,. X t f-ig -t xii M- 27

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co gerald dart, filling the office of student body president, leads the af- fairs of student govern- i if itll l ' ment this year. during y his four years on the it It campus he has been is-. 5 outstanding in scholas- u,..fff1 tic and extra-curricular ,q , nnii I activities of the college. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION . . . . . A large share of administering their affairs falls on the shoulders of the students here. All halls and the off-compus students are governed by student boards, While student participation on various faculty boards also offers an opportunity for self-government. The chief agency of student administration is the student government organization. A student council composed of presidents of the four classes, a men's and Women's repre- sentative from each class and a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer elected at large from the student body. It is the function of the student council to pass

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ttttftffitff and Alice l-lansonp juniors, Wendell Noble, Billy Sabin, and Nellie Setliay sophomores, George Fleming, Ted Willey, and Eleanor Udall, freshmen, William lames, Herald Peterson, and Helen Hart. 0 Q Q Q 0 The Associated Women Students organization also plays a large part in student gov- ernment. lt is the function of this body to administer those Womens affairs not cared for by the student council to promote a general feeling of good will among students, to fsupport student activities, to cultivate a feeling of unity among women students, and to Work for the Welfare of the institution in every Way. lt is headed by Miss Christine l-licks as president, with Betty Trenson as vice-president, Louise Payne as secretary, and l-lelen Creasman as treasurer,Similar to the student council is the AWS,Women's council. Cther student self-government agencies include the hall officers and council in each of the men's and women's halls, the Off-campus Women's organization, the student Social Committee, and the student members in the Committee on Activities, Organ- izations, and Social Calendar, and those on the Assembly and Employment committees. 28