University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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rt QQ HSTUBU ASHCRAFT, Union Director 6'zeoZ'afz The busiest man on campus-that describes Clarence L. QStubj Ashcraft-Student Union director. Stub's job is a big one. In addition to co-ordinating all the activities in the Union, he must be able to get along With both the students and the personnel. The job entails being an advisor to the students and the Student Union Activities Board, and chairman of the Student Union Policy Board. In other Words, this means making the Union his 'Thorne away from home-.D Members of the Student Union Activities Board are-Row 1: Ted Jar- dine lpresidentb, Pat Keevan. Jody Shaw, Peggy Mulchay, Anne Johnson, Ed jones. Row 2: Eldon Clawson, Tom Ciochetti, Hugh Harelson, Jud XVerbelow, Howard Ryan. Missing from the picture are Doug VVard, Martha Sarbey and Kurt Storch. Steve Cooke, assistant to the Union director, and Sara Iane Hedge-cock, secretary to the Union director. Mrs. Betty jane Saunders, manager of the Union dining room

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I I I Xlain lounge on first floor. Even thouuh the entirx huilcling is lnoclern. one is always amazed hy the grace and dignity of the rnain hallrooni. The sweeping lines. the tall. lieax'ily-clraped windows. the rich color scheme. and the shining floor equal the state- liness of a music hall. The Hoor has an unusual feature-that of giving a little while dancing. The luxury is prominent even in the lounges wliere inirrors extend the length of the walls. From the game rooms in the basement to the hell tower. the Union is a rnonuinent of heauty, as well of usefulness. if Billiard room in the basement