University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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3 I 'Jw ' v, .. -I--It v U i Q s 1: Barbara Ring Cchairmanl, Shirley Fox, Anne Pessin. RONV 2: Novak, Cyrille Silberman, Michael Chriss. ARTIST Simms COMMITTEE Students may see six performances annually free of iharge by presenting the Artist Series card received at egistration. Members of the committee plan the pro- frams and meet the artists. PUBLICITY COIVHVIITTEE. Skits, banners, posters, newspaper and radio public- are provided for any student activity. The sponsoring fills out the order form. Hal Wylie, Bud Streets, Gwen Best, Bob Geyer. ROVV 2: Sally Elaine Carlson, Peggy Klein, Carol Ticdman Cchairmanj, Marilyn Lois Mandel, Paul Xvhite. 21 ROWV li Bud Wriglmt, Ann Stockwell. ROWV 2: Ginger johnson, Rose Marie Greenwood Goodwin, Beryl Burt Cchairmanb, Beebe Rae Davenport. CAIWPUS EVENTS COIMNIITTEE The executive council coordinates campus events with all organizations. Representatives from all campus groups picked up each week a mimeographed sheet of information about coming activities. ASSEMBLY GOMMITTEE The committee handled all student assemblies, freshman assemblies, the programs on Mom and Dad's Day and High School Senior Day, and Varsity Nights. Koyo Lopez, Gordon Spingler, Bob Gale, Ed Broome Phyllis Munch Cchairmanl, Mary Ellen Fulton, Jerry Ernst Burt Kinerk

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hi ROXV 1: Neal Kurn, Jackie Davison Hoepker, Lynn Van- dercook, Doug Holsclaw. ROW 2: Jack Vlfaltuch, Mike Sutin, Carlos Amaya fchairmanl. .ACADEMIC CONUVIITTEE The goal of the Academic Committee was to better student and faculty relations and problems. They also offered advice in the development ofthe curriculum. .fxf r A Jerry Ernst, Lee Atkins, Bill Ulrich, jane Alderman, Elzada Warkomski C chairman J. BOOKSTORE COMMITTEE The Bookstore Committee reported periodically Young, the Student Council on the finances of the Bookst and suggested improvements for its management. TRADITIONS Many an incoming freshman met members of the Traditions Committee during the first week of school. The Traditions Committee enforced the Wearing of the men's beanies and collected class dues. COMIVIITTEE Traditions members were in charge of KA Day,1 frosh-soph brawl and all school pep rallies. Amc the committees spirit-raising duties was the setting of card stunts at the football games. ROW 1: Jim Casey, Skip Corley, Buddy Davidson, Ron Silverman, Mike Sutin, Dave Novick, Pete Johnson, Bob Gale, Vince Peller Norman Johnson, George Drach, Craig Berge. ROW 2: Dave Sakrison Cchairmanj, Tommy Grimes, Bob Campbell, Gary Vyne Weiler, Leo Dodds, Phil Iversen, Bob Barnhill, Chuck Rucker, Ken Kernmeries, Kelly Hocker, Tom Clarkson Sam DeFran 'o. Terry Anderson, Dennis Balint, Ben Sturges, Fred Davison, Bill Brazell, Pete Najera, Roger Hartman, Jim Waddle, Burt Kinerk, Bill Telford. ROWV 4: David Grove, Dick Classock, Bob Crouch, Tom Kellihcr Curtis Jennings, Ozzie Burton, Bill Ehringer, Gene Baldwin, Barry Brown. ROW 5: Doug Holsclaw, Kinney, Jack Dancer, Fred Hirsch, Richard Christiansen. . T9 ' 'Q ' ,. ccsr. Moe, ,. , . . W GJ , Y , -3 L Y 3 l G'ur , I ROW 3 ours, It 1 . ' lam, It Q Q I4 . ye ,e new as H

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Student nion Activities Board Hosts kwin 5 5' as my -:- -K - M -I Q-I1 If 2:2 .f .,. ,.,f tfifiii .,.,.,. 1 aims, .,. 3,...,.,.,.,.,.iE: is Iwi is is :-: , ,git H ms is is is an :M-L was sg E x-1 .mn sm is is s s'.,m1 mwwse H' SQ ii me EE HE K i B i W i M we ig Si il K 5 time in HE mn w me an is me is -m me is-as m is me is mama x-i sm any-as miami Q sf 12 is si w nm an me is is me is we is my-m an me W f ' H Q5 WTR eegsm CURTIS IENNINGS, S UAB clmirnuz-n is time is me an a. Us . . H32 E e we swiss M. asf- 5 is stems xsQmsam MARVIN KSWEDED ICI-INSON, Student Union, director Members of the Student Union Activities Board pervise the Union and all its functions. On October 7 board played host to delegates from ten schools in l southwestern states at the regional Student Union c vention. Besides attending workshops, the delegz visited Nogales and saw the UA-Colorado football gai The entire building, inside and out, was turned i a Mississippi Showboatv on Nov. 10, as the Union cc brated its third annual birthday party. The celet tion included movies and dancing on all three floor in the Ballroom, the Catsbah and Louieis Lovver Le All Southerners put on their thickest accents for Southern Drawl Contest, but Caroli.ne Davidson 2 Bob Schermerhorn drawled on for top honors. Among the board's continuous activities were We ly dancing and bridge lessons. They sponsored date nig in the game rooms every other Thursday and plant game tournaments and photography contests. Visit on Homecoming, Senior Day and other guest days W taken on guided tours of the building. In Decemt committee members turned out to decorate the Un for the Christmas holidays. A travel bureau helped s dents get home for vacations. Second semester the board sponsored a drive to br back all articles stolen from the Union. Surveys W also conducted on the use of the various parts of 1 building. The third Spring Weekencl was celebral April 1-3. Activities Beam' ,Q 'n BOVV 1: Mike Keevan, Betts Beneker, Curtis Jennings, Bob Beck, Beebe Rae Davenport, Bob Beam. BOW 2: Harold McNair, Munch, Skip Corley, Ann Moyer, Dick Herbst, Carolyn Cislaghi, Ted Fraser, Carol Tiedman.