University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A A Revising the ASUA constitution was the major project under- taken by the Student Council this year. The system of selecting members for Who's VVho in American Colleges and Universities was revised. A committee made up of class councilmen and councilwomen, after extensive research, presented the changes for the Council's approval. An open Student Council meeting was instituted. Invi- tations to attend the meetings were extended to the presidents of class honoraries, AWS, Panhellenic Council and chairmen of SUAB and ASUA committees. Minutes from meetings held by ASUA committees were posted in the ASUA office so that the student body could have access to them. ' Doug I-Iolsclaw and Hank Harrison represented the Uni- versity at a meeting of the Arizona State Student Cotmcils held in Tempe in November. Holsclaw attended the animal Pacific Student Presidents, Association during the summer of 1955. :jf 7, V L1 ,- -.-1 ,, . ' 4 .r .l ta-fr -3 i I -. QQQ7 -1' lf' brit.-.3 l :.:..'....,' . . p- ' g: - ' t' ,W e . ' -s ' 5' i 'fir' lr?-3' - ., .55-113: S ' -- I 7 ' af '3'-'Cat 'ge :J 1 , . . , ,, 31.5.1519 .?.Q,:p53fgf-ff-,-4 .jzigx . ..,, :- ---.rv 4 v-:+.,.' .Far - 1- '1:f:f'--' '-fish ,-' 12'-:L . f,-:ref-Ms, - V, r Q ,K -.4 -..-gf. l -' .., 1,- F32 YES, I want all of this done today, says Hank Harrison Cvice-presidentl in response to Secretary Gwen Best's disbelief. 7 Q .. Y E 1 QE F f 9 DOUG HOLSCLAW, PRESIDENT 250-A K 4 i 5 Q E TAKING time out for breakfast before the meeting are Council- men Pete Johnson, John Waddle, Barbara Agron, George Noon. STUDENT COUNCIL! Row 1: Karen L. Carlson, Gwen Best, Doug I-Iolsclaw, Hank Harrison, Darold L. Shutt. Row 2: John Wacldle, George Noon, George Drach, Charles CBumpsJ Tribolet, Glcc Mitchell, Pete johnson, Herky Berry, Barbara Agron. We f e -- A .. . . . I, i V if s me 4

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:', -.4-Q. 1 dl f u .mfs-semis! -V -zz. 1' ' . Q I' -,,,.f X s-jf ': 1 HS .ps 1-. x., J ar, L J i CHARLES QBUMPSj Tribolet, Graduate Manager Cseatedb okays a proposal brought to him by members of his staff and student leaders. Uoordlnators The Graduate Manageigs office coordinates the scheduling and financing of student activities. In co- operation with the coaches and director of athletics, it sets up the schedule and athletic budgets. For home games, the operation of the stadium, gymnasium and fields are included in thc duties of the Graduate Manager and his staff. Student leaders work with the Graduate Manager to put together the campus calendar of events. As part of his financial responsibilities, the Graduate Manager looks after funds received and pays bills for student publications and organizations. The ASUA Photography Division, headed by Henk Moonen, takes all pictures for the student publications and works with the University Press Bureau. ST.-wr: Row 1: Mary Ross, Evelyn Olson. Row 2: Ed Jones, Frances Bumsted, Charles Magness, Alice Gazik. - 4 .Ffh . -N.. K NR ,l-. Pnoro D1v1s1oN: Betty Woidyla, Dick Hancock, Mike Blue, Bob Bartlett, Paul Long, Henk Moonen, Art Gras- bcrger, Ozzie Burton. X.