University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Cu» ck. Sion alter. Oils Clark. Smith. Todd BOARD OF CONTROL The Board of Control, which has charge of all student financial matters, the publications, and athletic awards, is composed of the three ranking memliers of the Associated Student Body, the alumni secretary, a faculty member, and an alumni member. At least once a month the board meets to discuss matters pertaining to the budget, the activity fund, and other financial affairs. It is considered the ultimate authority of all student activities, as all matters come before it first. The vice-president of the student body, who this year was Justin Smith, acts as presiding officer at all meetings. Other members during 1934-35 were: William (Ducky) Clark, student body president; Amelia Hcrbella and Lucy Todd, secretaries of the Associated Students; Dean A. H. Otis, faculty member; K. T. Cusick, alumni member; and A. L. Slonaker, alumni secretary and secretary of the board. J. SMITH

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Slack. Leverton. Henning. Smith Sln'ondl. Todd. l avu. Maddox. Oroaetta ASSOCIATED STUDENTS A policy of permitting students to voice their opinions and an attitude of cooperation with the faculty were two of the chief factors making the past year, under President William (Ducky) Clark, an era of progress and achievement for the Associated Students. Activities received a greater support than ever before. Prior to each football game a rally was held, while homecoming Day and Mothcrs and Dads’ Day, with the accompanying parades and dances, marked the two high points of the year. Practically the entire student body adjourned to Phoenix at the Pad fic-Ari zona game, and properly celebrated the occasion by painting the valley city a brilliant crimson. Officials during 1934-35 were: President, William Clark; Vice-President, Justin Smith; Secretary, Amelia Hcrbclla and Lucy Todd; Traditions Chairman, Kd Maddox; President of A. W. S., Edith Leverton; Cheer Leader, Kenny Mella; Senior Council Member, Frances Davis; Junior Council Members, Billie Henning, A. V. Grossetta, Louis Simondi; Ben Slack, Wm. Brady, and Dave Pender, Editors. Wm. CLARK P KP 2

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Pender. Slonaktr Slack, Brady, Clark BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS To govern the selection of editors and managers of the three official campus publications — the Desert, the Kitty-Kat, and the Wildcat—is the purpose of the board of publications, composed of two faculty members and four students. Composing the board this year were William W. Brady, editor of the Wildcat; Ben L. Slack, editor of the Kitty-Kat; Dave Pender, editor of the Desert; William D. Clark, student body president; A. L. Slonakcr, graduate manager of athletics, and Jack O’Connor of the English department. The Wildcat makes its appearance twice weekly, having grown to its present status since it was started in 1899 as “The Sage Green and Silver.” The “Desert” is the school annual, having come out under that name since 1914. The “Kitty-Kat,” started in 1923, this year achieved the ranking of tri-college publication, as it served for Tempe, Flagstaff, and Arizona. It was listed among the best ten humor publications in the country by its contemporaries. J. O'CONNOR