University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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.Qucfent goofy .qeczetaziea - Q G 0 Q 0 0 f Miss Efficiency No. l for Prexy Louis Simondi and varied student body af- fairs is blondish Katherine Huffman: looks Well, says little, does much, draws favorable comment on abilities, etc. Amply re-inforced by appointed secretarial talent found in the Misses Pat Tribolet, Martha Huxtabel, Dorothy Hayes, Inez Petty, and Kathryn Iones, student body stenoqraphic chores were carried on this year with inefficiency at a minimum. With Huffman busily en- qaaed in Simondi's private secretar- ial channels, undersecretaries Tribo- let, Huxtable, Hayes, Petty, and lones took care of odds and ends, sending invitations for Mothers' and Dads' day and carrying on student body correspondence with other schools. K. Huffman V 'F' . Jr , 1' ' 5 V f ' -' . if ' . f fx f 1 ' ' ,, , 'P' , V .::::: N an XR: 9--r M. Huxtable P. Tribolet D. Hayes K. Jones

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Each year a Board of Publications is selected by the preceeding Board to control and manage the three campus pubications: Desert, campus year book, Kitty Kat, humor magazine ot na- tional noteg Wildcat, bi-Weekly paper. Six members sit on the board: lack L. Slonaker foatcf of pu 5Hcatz'on5 O'Connor, of the English department, A. L. Slonaker, graduate athletic man- agerg Rosalie Kendall, editor of the Desertg Basil Warren, editor ot the Kitty Kat 5 William l-lolzhauser, editor of the Wildcat. Offices tor these popular campus publications are now kept in the archives of the stadium, second floor. The Wildcat is known for As the Staff Sees it and resigning editors, the Kitty Kat, for old jokes and annual brawlsp the Desert, for - . 23? L. Simondi J. O'Connor R. Kendall B. Warren

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- - - - - o - -g.4.4ocz2:teaf Lurmen .Q'ucfent5 Lending an efficient hand to Women's activities, Watchfully eyeing all co-ed affairs, the Associated Women Stu- dents' program has developed into a more than passing guiding star to the campus. Flinging bodily into campus social life, A. W. S. sponsored events ranging from afternoon gossip at Freshman get-acquainted teas to cock- tails and small talk at the annual A. W. S. formal. An in-between affair, a Christmas dance, was also staged. To this event, each co-ed invited her own escort. Under the headmaster- ship of Prexy Dolly Beville, Arizona was capably represented in all A.W.S. con- ventions-Kansas City for the national meet, Flagstaff, the state conclave, and Boulder for the sectional discussion. D. Beville i P. Hickcox D. Hayes N. Harelson B. J. Vincent J. Keel F. Kettenbacll 22 l