California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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BOARD OF CONTROL BUSH CAULFIELD CRBAL DAv1DsoN EDWARDS IEWBTT P. JONES MAHONEY RIDGWAY All infractions of Tech's honor system are brought before the Board of Control, whose rulings are carried out implicitly by the faculty, its func' tion is preventative as well as punitive. Wendeh lvliller, student body vicefpresident, served ably as chairman of the Board of Control, and on the Court of Traditions. The Court also included Kenyon Bush, chairman, Robert Mahoney, Frank Jewett, and Henry Caulfield. Paul Hammond, A.S.B. president, and WaHy Swanson, secretary, were members of the Board, replaced after the March elections by Mahoney and Jack McLean, Frank Jevvett became chairman. Miller and Jack Baker were elected for the vacancies. WENDELL Bowan MILLER Vice-President of the Associated Students 31

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BGARD UF DIRECTORS AUSTEN BENTON CREAL HAMMOND MAHONEY MCINTYRE MILLER ROSENCRANZ SWANSON With Paul Hammond as president, the Board of Directors of the cor' poration have had a busy year ironing out the many details which turn up in student body affairs. The Board authorizes and controls expenditures, grants athletic and other awards, and fills appointive positions. Members of the Board of Directors and the Board of Control have met monthly with the Student Relations Committee of the faculty, which coorf dinates the policies of the student corporation and those of the Institute ad' ministrators. This year, by student body vote, the Rally Committee Chairman was given a place on the Board as a voting member. PAUL HARVEY HAMMOND President of the Associated Students 30

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE NEW BOARD Four juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman make up the Board of Directors which will serve for the greater part of the coming year. The campaigns of election week, though only of average intensity, did result in several narrow races. The vicefpresidency and public' ity managership were most hotly contested, both on the first ballot and onthe necessary revote. Five candidates, however, were not Opposed. Headed by Robert Mahoney, the newly elected Board took ollice at the beginning of the third term. Almost its first business was the planning of the first formal student body dance, this was held at the Riviera Country Club on the even' ing of May 1. Nick Stuart's orchestra, the mar' ble dance floor, the beautiful setting of the club, and the perfect weather all contributed to the complete enjoyment of the two hundred couples attending. Evans, Pabst, and Charles Miller were responsible for the arrangements. The second new custom was the issuance of tickets to the Drama Club play, 'LTaming of the Shrew, to all members of the student body. This has served as a new stimulus to Tech draf matics, and it is hoped that it will become a per' manent policy of the Associated Students. An enthusiastic group of executives and legislators, the Board's experience during this past term indicates a progressive year ahead. 32 OFFICERS FOR 193667 fBacIc Rowj Davis, editor Big T,' C. Gates, 'yell leader: Wetmore, athletic manager: Pabst, representatiw: Farnham, manager Tech: Evans, Rally chairvnan. !F'ront rowl Web- . ster, publicity manager: Jewett, vice-president: Mahoney, president : McLean, secretary: Bussard, treas- urer: Maines, editor Tech. fNot in picture! G. Miller, repre- smztative. THE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Responsible for the publicizing of athletic and other student activities of the Institute, the Publicity Committee for this year has been headed by Richard Rosencranz. The committee has cooperated with the Athletic Office and has kept in close touch with all developments on the campus, reporting to the Pasadena Sta'rfNews and Post, and to the Los Angeles newspapers. Rosencranz has been assisted in the work by Maurice Sklar, Alton Pabst, Ray Jensen, and Warren Fenzi. During the third term, Martin Webster took over the duties of manager. THE ELECTION COMMITTEE Another important function in the affairs of student government is that of the Election Committee, which has earned the reputation of being as honest and disinterested as if its mem' bers were simply performing laboratory experif ments and recording the results. Howard Hamacher was chairman for the first two terms this year. Bob Mahoney headed the committee the third term last year, while Wendell Miller has handled the job for this past term. Other men serving on the committee have been Kenyon Bush, Willard Farnham, John Gates, Joe Powell, Edward Price, Maurice Sklar, and Gardner Wilson.