University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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egional Student nion Convention its 'W' L..- vu W1 1 munlmtrs HONV 1 onmc, Pl1c,glr,y, secretary ! '95 Viv - gr Botty lane Monroe, caftcr ROVV 9: Steve Cooke, assi cnance supcrvisorg Hector mme room clirwlox, Bob llugg post office J'l1lll1ElgCI'. me me S AB Committees SPECIAL EVENTS COIVIMITTEE OW 1 Bev Perkins, Neal Kurn, Mike Kecvan Cchairmanl. Lynn Hornbrook3 Sylvia Sanders, Ted Fraser fchairrnanl, Shirley XV 2 Dick Rcllonico, Lee Donolioc, Carol Crosby. Fox, Joan Muretic. V -1 , ii l., I. :V li. f . T ,. ,Y.,-.f,, . ..,.. , 1 X X l Q 'Y Y Y I l is ' R l i 1 l 1 ix ,I 'T- A f, T i i 1 T. - .-, J il fe x .A 'J' W,,,,, ': , A T - I 5 ix' I -it? . I in f :Ls 'T I Sim T F' If ll T' 5 Nl A Z.'Il,94-I 'yin 'Ig , ff - . i .: : 1 A x ' .I 3 ' , s ' ' -I actor' Bill Koehler, maint - ' . .. - .. H , x ss m is is e is e is as s ' Qs.E5QfMs,,E .Hi'?W H iw-we.f'.sC fling? H W HHKWs1wHwQe'gpfg',L,siQ'5lj marie riggems wasnt - -gy' 5:5 Q Hr We 5 1 me K 5 sas asa H X w 53-Elm-e sg H W S S we Q mmsfi 5 sis H mei iv is as ' -l. :':'! E E was pm 2 51, ,mga s sees E E55 ,I RH e is e as W, age ss- W -Q 1 T Z? 5 5 5 3 leg? W :gn 3 5,5,., ,.,.,., 'Eg . E H H Q Q E E H EE- :Qi e is m is e miie: xii xmsmxmn yeas T E Qwxm weve we gg H 2 Kiss meme 1 M is IH 22 E Q em T, gig? , 5 HWS Q as ms ' W E s E E me s : - E e e is sn s , 'ss Q15 s s sg H H gm H H eg B is s A im . 5 E - w 3 :.,s.:.:,:,:.:.:.:.:.: Q-5 H m-5 -Q m Lggs gm is mi Mmm Neg . .-4 me me is eg E ' V A s 5 s E gg s 1 W nl E nl m H gi m ggi E 5 5? H E B E eg' mi E S Qigiiw ,,,:: ggi ng is manga i n-sense e 5 Q is e a QE m e eq H m is e is Q Hrs- 5,2 :film :mgasmwmf as Wm M m me - wwe mn?--game Bmgmsm lgigijw Q ,Mt Em -emm- amwvm seen M' G: - A B .. mm .,-1 S8 W 1: me E w ew inf? ms, x'V6' ma: vm, -ss W 'f3f'fajl ia headg CELEBRATING his first day as a. fathev' during the Student Union stunt di- birthclay party, Swede samples the Union birthday cake.

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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.

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S UAB Committees Arts and Music ran the browsing library, music listening rooms and Lariat Theater. House Committee members handled all decorations, in- spected the building. Administrative staff did sec- retarial work, while Recreation scheduled con- tests and bridge and dancing lessons. Spe-:ial Events Committee planned the travel bureau and photography contest. Bulletins and Records pre- pared publications. Relations members conduct- ed tours and student surveys. Campus Events Council ,publicized activities. Publicity, Social Life and Assembly Committees Worked as joint SUAB-ASUA groups. I I ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: Ginger Johnson, Carleen Avery, Beebe Rae Davenport fchairmanl, Dick Moe. ROVV 2: Barbara McNeil, Mari Skillman, Virginia Peil, Kathleen Micke, Patty Maker, Jan Lytle, Kay Wfarner. ROW 3: Norma Crabtree, Sue Nutting. i e HOUSE COMMITTEE H.. SEE? V' me I . ' ' rw-I :I ,, I ,-, . E' V y' , T' . 1314? , T' ,, i - 'f I Q 9 If --pr A ,. . ' r ,-,Y -tl his 'W ,.fs. ' ' 'lil Y' I W' I xv W I' PUBLIC RELATIONS COMIVIITTEE RCW 1: Bob Yount. ROVY 2' Phyllis Babbitt Harold VI N ' C lf' . . , I c air crurman Milt Liebhabcr, Carolyn 1'I1ckinger, Shirley Hedges. ROWV 3: Eddie Herrer Bob Crouch, Pete Johnson, Dan Mcdigovich. BULLETINS AND RECORDS COMMITTEE ROW 1: Lee Thein, Pat Larry, Judy Armstrong. ROW 2: Georgia Haught, Joan Volckhausen, Betts Bcneker Cchuirinanl, Robert. Bob Perkins, Jane Schell, Bob Beck Cchairinanl, Sylvia Parry, Caroline Lott, Peggy Klein. Taylor. 24