University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Associate ' l ,' ..- 1 NIARKIE BAHKER, .s'ecretm'y, and CHARLIE DURAZO, , CC C vice resident B013 BEAM, preszclent 19 Student Council 3 1 M ROVV 1: Charles CBumpsJ Tribolet, Charlie Durazo, Bob Beam, Markie Barker, Marvin CSwecleJ Johnson. ROVV 2: Don Watson, Skip Corley, Ann Moyer, Lynn Vandercook, Curtis Jennings, Doug Holsclaw. 16

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ADIO-TV BUREAU : Gertrude Masterson Csecretnryj, jay Miller, Ben arlcland CIURIIIRIQCTJ, julian Ely, O fficlals business, research, service, publicity public relations. This year marked one change of on the administrative roster. Sue , class of '53, replaced Margaret as editor of the Arizona IILIB. VISUAL AIDS BUREAU: Joanne McKc,own, Vemcr. Lindsay Cdirectorl, Mike Keevan, Robert Pierce ' --' 'va Yew'-2:H':t ', yi if? mwt,-,-N , A r- it Yagi U iii V. me A-4 I 'mga v. 7 Q - 7 'iifg 1 Pi? id' , 11 rr Xa iw- 1 lub , VT' , Q E 2,-Ji A 1 4- s Q- PRESS BUREAU: jackie Davison Ilocpker, Fred 3 Wcigand, Put Rcsor, jim Allen fassistant directorl, V Bill Smith Cdirectorl. p , L92 SUE D0N0I'1013,A7'i50Wl Alurvm-us Editor ALUMNAE OFFICE: 1161611 Fly, M1-S. Boyce Bond, Mmm Jones

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I Students The Save Our Name campaign gave student offi- cers political experience on a state-wide scale. sudden snurt of movement began in February to defeat bills Arizona State College at Tempe a university. VVorking with alumnae groups, ASUA conducted a and city-wide canvass to fill protesting petitions send to the state legislature. In October 26 student body officers and leaders en- a Greyhound journey following the football team to to meet with officers and publication heads the University of New Mexico, to tour the pueblo and, incidentally, to attend the Arizona-New football game that night. An 11-member Student Council, including all A officers plus SUAB and AWS presidents, the Union Director and the Graduate Manager, directs all student affairs. Durazo attended a Boston convention to discuss racial problems in colleges. Beam and next year's presi- dent went to the annual Pacific Coast Presidents' Asso- ciation convention. CHARLES CBUIXIPSD TRIBOLET, Graduate Manager. Coordinators iii 3 IL ae i H SEED L d . 45 'IU' - k .... ,, .af 52:1 Q mg, , D1 s . 'f .f , . jfs-. -. .. ij -al, . A .N 1 i .V U H- ly X, I I - , ,i. -r -' ' Evelyn Olson C financial managerl, Ken Coopwood C ticket man- agerl, Betty Walker fsecretaryi, Nancy Vincent Cstcnographerl. Henk Moonen, formerly a commercial photographer in New York and Tucson, took over the ASUA photo di- vision. VVith the aid of another New Yorker, Art Grasberger, he set up new policies, brought the di- vision out of the red and worked closely with the Desert. n , is yy. is BOW' 1: Paula Axnason, Dick Ericson, Art Crasberger, Henk Moonen. BOW 2: Andy Lawson, Gene Broadwater, Bob McNabb, George Kaine.