New Mexico State University - Swastika Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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AWS GENERAL COUNCIL LR. Is! row: Mary .ee Turner. Betty Davi . Maria Kav Herndon. Jane Williams. Carol Doyle, Dean Hall. ' JnrI roiv: Mari;aret Montgomery. Karen Burks, Janey Br ' ant, Sandra Debu?k, Nan Snow, Carolynn Todd, Carolyn Hughes, Donna Smith. 3rd row: Vernel McPherson, Judy Smith. Dorothy White. l ' at?y Owens, . myna Parker. Eileen Arnold. Ann Dixon. Diane Laird. AWS has as its purpose the promotion of unity and fellowship among women students and the provision of opportunities for leadership and participation in worthwhile activities on the campus. AWS acts as a coordinating body of all women ' s organizations in setting the standards for living and working together on campus. These women ' s organizations select a member to represent them on the General Council, while the top five officers are elected by vote of the women students. Bis-Little Sister Program Chairmen Amyna Parker. Penny Ford Startite Ball Chairman AITS Handbook Chairman Women oj Achievement Banquet Chairman Barbara Jo Easton Barbara Standhardt Nan Snow 15

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IIRRARY CHESTER LINSCHEID. college librarian, watches as an assistant checks a book out to a student, only one of the many who study through the three-story library, with thousands of reference books, magazines, films, and other aids to the student. POLICE PLACEMENT r mamiW i.. 1 f it, «« ' • ' » ». ; . ' ,. • , v,v -; .•- . : s MRS. GOLDIE SLINGERLAND, placement director, aids undergraduate students as well as graduates to find employment. SAMUEL JENNINGS, police chief on cam- pus, is aided by students who do part-time work while going to school. The depart- ment is equipped with a judge, radioman, and radio-equipped car used in the 24-hour patrol. POST OFFICE EARL J. COBL postiiia-l.r. has many student assistants to do the tons of work on the mail delivered each day to campus students. PUBLICITY D.WE RODWELL, publicity director, helps keep the university in the news with the many news releases and 7 pictures sent out every day to area papers.