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

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• Spurs, the national Sophomore Women's honorary bases its purpose on service and loyalty toward ASU. Among organization projects sponsored, the Spurs conduct the World University Service campaign each year for hglp to foreign students, usher during the Lyceum series, and in genoral, are a service organization always willing to contribute its part towards the betterment of the university. Junior advisor to the organization is Mary Phillips, while Ardis Vctcsk and Mrs. Grady Gammage are Junior and Sonior Sponsors respectively. • Momben include: Ruth Ammon. Proiidont; Jo Ann Do Roti r, Vie President, Conni Papardraw, Secretary. T r t« d Bias, Treasurer, Gwen Newman, Historian, and Nancy Mothershead. Editor. Other members are: Roberta Barrington, Donna Brunell, Jo Jo Crad- dock, Karen Freedland, Nancy Gale, Frances (Caller) Sternberg, Doris Holtgrew , Margaret Lacy. Margaret Lewis. Nan Mattie . Kay Norsworthy. Judy Nelson, Edna Rae Pohlman. Nancy Rice, Edith Santarelli, Lenora Slater. Toni Spaulding, Jean White. PLEAIDES • Pleaides is an honorary women's service organization composed of twelve outstanding members of the junior and senior class. Each year, an outstanding froshman woman student is honored with the Freshman Award and the women's residence hall with the highest indext is given a plaque which may be kept by the hall if it has been presented three times in succession. New pledges are tapped on Women's Day and in the spring they and twelve outstanding senior women, not members of Pleaides, are honored for their contributions to the college at a luncheon. Pleaides members have contributed their services in ushering at basketball games as well as to many other activities this year. In addition to this, Christmas cards arc sold as a fund raising project. Members of Pleaides are: Bebe Brown, Cathy Wasielewski, Lou Carson, Sue Stowart, Joanno Franks, Marsha Hatch, Emily Graff, Carolyn Cummins, Barbara Gay, Carol Kriz, Gayle Burkenkamp, Phyllis Barney, Diane Koenigs, Betty Taylor, j SPURS - 25 -

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• Blue Key members are chosen on a basis of char- acter, scholarship, and service to the college. Na- tionally and at Arizona State, The Blue Key Honorary Service Fraternity is known for its leadership and serv- ice projects. In the fall Blue Key gave the campus a long awaited present — a beautiful new concrete A , built on Tempe Butte and visible to the entire campus Jirounds. This project was financed by the proceeds rom several years' Blue Key Carnivals , a well- known campus Spring event. This year the Arizona State Chapter of Blue Key was host to representatives from many Western Blue Key Chaptors, who met at ASC for their regional conference. • Members of Blue Key are: David Bowers, Robert Tomes, Don Thompson, John Amey, Laddie Cox, Steven Duke, Donald Hays, John Huber, William Lundahl, Richard Searlos, Raymond Wochner, Nick Salerno, Rich- ard Waggoner, Jim Rosscup, Jerry Cannon, Owen Dean, Robert Gray, John Henderson, Ted Kiene, Lloyd Meyer, Thomas Williams, Gordon Wos, Lyle King, Jim Williams, Fred Ferguson, Kim Rose, Jim Hamilton, Al Miller, Clarke Chapman, Kenneth Riden, Bill Kajikawa. BLUE KEY U

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LYCEUM SERIES Along with Whittemore and Lowe, the follow- ing artists appeared this past year: Zvi Zeitlin, violinist; Yi Kwei Sze, baritone; Paul Harelson, pianist; and Nan Merriman, mezzo-soprano. Dr. Ralph Lapp, Peter Yates, and Dr. Margaret Mead delivered lectures on a variety of subjects. Four ensemble groups rounded out the season: The Amadeus String Quartet, The Zurich Little Sym- phony, the Kroll String Quartet, and the Irish Festival Singers. • The Lyceum and Concert series annually brings outstanding artists and lecturers to the ASC cam- pus. During the past year the Series featured twelve programs, four of which were in the Arizona Friends of Music series. The duo pian- ists, Whittemore and Lowe, presented a concert at a special daytime student assembly which was attended by more than 2000 members of the stu- dent body. The programs in the series are free to all students at the College.