Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Margaret Olson, President of the Asso- ciated Women Students, has the task of co- ordinating the affairs of the female popula- tion of MSC. Muggs, a senior in Educa- tion, helps to guide the young women on campus with their Big-Little Sister program, the Chinese Auction, Women ' s Day, the Style Show, and guest speakers for the or- ganized women ' s living groups. Assisting Muggs in her duties is Mary Parker, Veep of AWS, who is a senior in Bacteriology. Making up the third part of this triangle of leadership is a junior in H. P. E., Neva Larson Through the efforts of these three the functions of AWS run more smoothly. MARGARET OLSON Associated Women Students MARY PARKER NEVA LARSON 25

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Row 1, L. to R. : Gary Norbo, Barbara Farr, Paula Jermunson, Margaret Olson, Don Lashway, Bcrnice Flaskerud Holm, Lois Ward, Ellen Swandal, Lee Bawden. Row 2: Bob Terrell, Les Ammundson, Gene Donaldson, Jack Meyer, Gary Cotton, Jim Ryffel, David Street, Bill Parris, David Schmidt, Bill Dimich. Row 3: Dale Sharp, Wallace McRae, Dick Dunning, Larry DeMers, Don Graham. George Farrington, Herbert Rowe, Dick Knapton, Doug AUard. Student Senate The Student Senate, administrators of student business, meet weekly to work on the business at hand. With representatives from all of the organ- izations and activities on the campus, they find a lot of controversial topics for discussion. Everything from picking a name band to appear on campus to putting out the student handbook each year is worked out through this group. This group is always right in the middle of topics of current interest on campus. 24

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BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Row 1, L. to R.: Don Graham, Lois Ward, Liz Tobey, Glennelle Wood, Lee Bawden, Herbert White. Row 2: Doug AUard, H. L. Huffman, Gene Donaldson, Clyde Ben- jamin, Bob Southall, Ed Howard. Many of the policies of the college are formed by these committees which work diligently to solve the many problems of the students and faculty alike. This type of organization is not common in many colleges, the students often have no say in the policies of the college — the plans for buildings, for example. The process of meeting and discussing issues helps to create better understanding between the students and instructors. Each committee has its own special field of con- cern and they usually find plenty of ma- terial to keep them busy. Student - Faculty Committees STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE Row 1, L. to R.: Edwin Howard, Mildred J. Leigh, Hugo Eck, Dean Katherine Roy, James Van Winkle. Row 2: Gary Norbo, Bill Dimich, Lee Bawden, Jim Svo- boda, Eugene Olsen. LIBRARY COMMITTEE Row 1, L. to R.: Agnes Wiggenhorn, Kiyoe Kotaki, Lesley Heathcote. Row 2: Howard Dean, Doug Armstrong, W. J. Hendrickson. 26