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

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I • Roger L. Rodzen is a senior majoring in Elementary Education. He is from Warren, Ohio, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rodzen of that city. Roger is a member of Phi Sigma Kippa, social fraternity, and Alpha Mu Sigma, men's honorary fraternity. He is past Sports Director of KASC, the campus radio station, and has worked on a number of cam- pus activities such as Homecoming and Par- ent's Day. His duties include chairmanship of the social board. Sales and Franchise Board, and member of the Memorial Union Board. Also he is General Chairman of Homecoming, Parent's Day, Senior Day, and the Coronation Ball. • Jeanne Franks is » junior from Prescott. Arizona. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Franks of Prescott. Jeanne is a major in Secondary Education in Home Economics. Last year she served on the President's Com- mission and as President of Lariats, sophomore women's honorary. This year she is active in Pleiades, junior and senior women's honorary, Chi Omega sorority, and Beta Chi, home eco- nomics honorary. As Secretary of ASASC her duties include secretary of the Senate. Execu- tive Council, and the Board of Financial Control. ASSOCIATED STUDENT • Officers of the student body work in balancing the activities in student life so that the optimum in education might be enjoyed while attending Arizona State. The power and effect of student government on this campus is usually underestimated by students and others, but in reality many beneficial changes have been realized through the efforts of this body. The officers can serve the students only when they are acquainted with the existing problems. It is for this reason that the responsibility rests with the students and faculty administration of giving their cooperation and help. • Dale Clarkson is a senior majoring in Business Administration. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Clarkson, Mesa, Arizona. His Previous activities include: general chairman of Senior Day and Homecoming, President of Delta Phi, member of the Orientation Board, chairman of the Guidance Board, traditions Board, and A.M.S representative at large. At present he is a member of Alpha Mu Sigma, Delta Phi, and Panal of Americans. As President of the ASASC his duties are chairman of the Board of Financial Control and the Elections and Student Government Board, as well as being a student representative on the Board of Athletic Control. • • Tal Huber is a senior majoring in agriculture. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huber of Mesa. Arizona. Tal is an active participant in Blue Key, Alpha Mu Sigma, and Delta Phi — all honorary fraternities. As First Vice President of ASASC his principal duties are to be Speaker of the Student Senate and student chairman of the Board of Publica tions. .

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• Governor Ernest W. McFarland with Student Senator Alma Miller and Freshman class President, Bill Spencor As administrative head of the state of Arizona, one of the Governor's chief concerns is its institutions of higher learning. • As Secretary to the President of a growing Uni- versity, Mary Bunte has a difficult job in arranging the many appointments re- quested. She is assisted by Lucille Wanee. » • Aletha Ashley, assistant to the Academic Vice Presi- dent, is shown discussing an office problem with her secretary Mildred Bryant. ■- • Board of Regents members from left to right are: Lynn M. Laney, Phoenix Attorney; Sam H. Morris, Globe Attorney; William R. Matthews, Tucson publisher; John M. Jacobs, Glendale Agricul- turest; Michael B. Hodges, Tucson, Real Estate; Evelyn J. Kirmse, teacher,- John G. Babbitt, Flagstaff cattleman,- Alex G. Jacome, Tucson merchant; and Clifton L. Harkins, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio member of the board. Not pictured is Gov. Ernest W. McFarland. In the hands of the board lies the responsibility of the future of this University.

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President of ASASC Dale Clarkson Secretary Jeanne Franks First Vice President Tal Huber Activities Vice President Roger Rodzen have many responsibilities toward the Student Personnel Pro- gram. Vet they are always available to counsel the individual student. A large number of students at Arizona State know from experience the friendliness and helpfulness of these two Deans:»Weldon P. Shofstall and Catherine G. Nichols. • Dr. Shofstall needs no introduction to many of the students on the campus. As Dean of Students, he is responsible to the President for all men's halls, organizations, and activities. His other duties include responsibility for loans to students, student discipline, student gov- ernment, and the Memorial Union Policy board. • As the Associate Dean of Students' duties include religious coor- dination, campus social programs, and women's student government, halls, organizations and activities. Dean Nichols is always in contact with many students. She is also responsible for the Student Health Service and co-ordinator of counseling.