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

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 THIS UNION BUILDING jfc A LIVING MEMORIAL • Commemorated here are the valor and deep loyalty of students faculty and alumni who served in defense of our country. Man gave their lives on distant seas, in far off lands, in foreign skies This building is dedicated to them in humble gratitude so that thei sacrifice shall not be forgotten. May it inspire the living to preserv the democratic traditions they cherished. PCt- 372.0 72 — CeplZ-

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. . — iL. 'I i'.M i$U»-------- 4«|p4-. 4w ... --..■••• - • PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ARIZONA STATE TEMPE, ARIZONA Sahuaro Staff EDITOR..................................JACK HAEHL SECRETARY........ VELMA JOHNSON ART EDITOR...........................SHIRLEY WEBER ASSISTANT EDITOR - student section RAMONA WILLIAMS ASSISTANT..........................LARRY COTTON ASSISTANT EDITOR - organizations...... WALTER GRASSIE ASSISTANT...................................THOMAS SHAFFER ACTIVITIES.................................... GERRY DAWSON GRAYDON HALL SPORTS..............................JIM WELLINGTON JOHN NELSON RESEARCH, COPY AND TYPING...JEAN LOGAN JANE LOGAN DORIS HOLTGREWE PHOTO MARKING..........................DENIS SEARLES COORDINATING CONTRIBUTORS HARRY RHEINGANS RICHARD SEARLES DON DOTTS KATHERINE HARRIS ARLYN MOORES ROGER DAVIS ADVISOR..............................TOM WARNKEN ADVERTISING......................................HAL HUBELE Photography By Ted Braffit Bill Bayer

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• It . ‘.sjt s a Living Memorial to the men and women from, this campus 5 3 gave tMMttjves-for the purpose cf defending and preserving the heritage they? cherish»., pya heritage the Ar.encan way of life is founded on the in®.dual citizenship which seeks a balance between freedom and responsi- bility The e'o-'e'fh'fs'Memorial Union is designed as a laboratory m democratic livir . and fcdicated to the education which students receive in the informal s of playing, and living outside the classroom. It is ’tended to svijMlement § e aft' temic education of students, and to rela'e trie academic and no hcademil.f |f6rs of campus life so that the student’s framing as a whole pe«t©n will e weii-rounded and complete. ■ The Marnoriai Union is the living room, reception room, dining room, and BSation roSa.oCthc College. It is for the use of students, faculty, and alumni a to the eltenf feasible, the community of Ar one. It is intended to promote, coordinated .program, harmonious and pleasant relationships within and con these various groups. ‘The Memorial Union is the focal point of ’he political, business, and social 5g0t$£sses ofyurfent life It is dedicated to the belief that activities carried on within these waifs should bring to students those aesthetic, religious, and social values esesnnal to our culture and our times. Plato, commenting on the stand- ards of culture, said, 'What is honored in a country is cultivated there'. OFFICIAI STATEMENT OF PURPOSE OF UNION FROM DEAN $HCF$TAll AND MEMORIAL UNION COMMITTEE