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

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SSO IATED ME TUBE T - Organized to foster a better feeling of unity among men students, the Associated Men.Students had as aims the promotion of the highest standards of college life, the aiding of men students in the problems of adjustment and social relations, the planning of social activities, and other functions as may be in the best interest of the men students. In carrying out these aims, the Associated Men Students assisted in building a new concrete A, sponsored the Arizona Relays, and aided in revising and re-establishing the Men's judiciary. Cooperating with the Associated Student Body and Asso- ciated Women Students, the Associated Men Students helped organize and carry out the Senior Day, Parents' Day, and Homecoming programs. Left to right: Sherman Payne, Howard Amerson, Dr. Edmondson,'Pat D'Addea, and Wesley Brosvik

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G0 ER ME At the helm of Arizona State's ship of state, representing all students, were members of the Student Council. Included on the council were the four student body officers, the president and representative-at-large each, from the Associated Women Students, the Associated Men Smdents, and the four classes. All business pertaining to the student ' body, such as finances, drives, authorization of organizations, and -plans for the student body social programs first passed under the helpful eyes of the Student Couneil and its faculty advisers, Mr. Frank Buckley and Mr. Felix McKernan. Clockwue Wendell Pat Patterson president Walter Levi Barbara I-Iefhn John Sherman Mr Felix McKernan advisor Sherman Payne Warren Gentry Mr Frank Buckley adviser Betty Waples Jack Cuthbertson auditor Gene Francis and Betty W1U1arnson secretary Harley, vice-presidentg john Gregoryg ljave Doakg Douglas Toddg Betsy Hayes? Neil

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SSIDCI TED WOME DE Working toward better and more enjoyable living among all women students at Arizona State, the Associated Women Students Executive Council considered with understanding and foresight all problems concerning women students as a group or individually. Composed of the leaders among women students this council had as its aims: to encourage a sense of responsibility among women students, to maintain the higher standards of college life, and to operate for the welfare of the entire group. In addition to playing host to the Associated Women Student groups from the University of Arizona and Arizona State College at Flagstiff, Associated Women Students sent delegates to the Western Inter-collegiate Association of Women Students in Seattle, Washington, and sponsored a parliamentary procedure workshop in the spring. Left to right: Betsv Hayes. Nena Bailey. Linda Turner, Ellen Crurnbaker, Nieves Suarez, Jane Pruitt, Jessie Wein, Barbara I-Ieflin, Wyota Barrett, and Dean Sayre. J F 'lll'l aa' w- a - ,, . L V 5? Y ffl 1, .ggpj Zi? if