University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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GOVERNING B0 RD BOARD OF coNTRoL Allocation of Sl84,000 in student activity fees was the job :AI of the Board of Control. This money was allotted to publica- tions, athletics, the student handbook, and to activities includ- , ing AWS, rodeo, livestock, music groups, forensics and WAA. Gate receipts from athletic events were deposited into the athletic fund for further distribution. The board also considered special requests for money from student organizations. Approval of all athletic and music awards is another duty of the board. Comprising the board were five students and four faculty members. Sam DeFrancesco, ASUA veep, served as chairman of the board. BOARD OF CONTROL: ROW 1: Sue Hunter, Sam DeFrancesco Cchair- manl, George Drach, Bobbi Agron. ROW 2: Fred Enke, Louis Slon- aker, Frances Bumsted, Charles CBumpsJ Tribolet, Bill Larson. :I i ta . .- ffl, ,I , ' 7- BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS I ' A L ' E ' ' 4- .. Serving as a co-ordinating body for the Wildcat, Desert, and Kitty Kat is the Board of Publications. Questions involv- ing editorial policies as well as contract and financial problems are reviewed by the board. . Each spring the Board of Publications appoints new editors and business managers for the three publications after inter- ' -A , views with applicants. Selection of the annual Desert Queen is another duty of the board. Members of the board include the editors and business managers of student publications, the heads of the Press Bureau -..J ll and journalism Department, the Graduate Manager and ASUA Y 5 aff' ' fb x ..-M ,.,.,. l president. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS: ROW 1: Elouise Bell, Betty jo Ewing, Bruce Campbell Cchairmanb, Pat Baldwin. ROW 2: Charles fBurnpsD Tri- bolet, Bob Walker, George Drach, Bob Goldfarb, Irwin Mordka. L I 4 u I STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE F. The Student Life Committee considers problems of mutual '- interest to students, faculty and administration. This policy- making organization makes recommendations for the improve- ment of student life on campus when the matters are not spe- cifically stated in University rules. Among problems discussed by the Student Life Committee are the minimum scholarship ratings for eligibility and other academic policies. This year the committee advocated casual f' attire at football games to promote more student body spirit. -:1 Five faculty members and four students comprise the Stu- dent Life Committee. Serving as co-chairmen are Dr. Robert L. Nugent, University vice president, and ASUA President George Drach, STUDENT LII'-E COMMITTEE: ROW 1: Bobbi Agron, Robert Nugent, Dorothy Clement. ROW 2: Francis Roy, Sam DeFrancesco, George Drach, Darold Shutt. 24

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6 .J QM COKE TIME provides a relaxing break for Sam De. I.lSTElN, says Dixie McDoniel, junior councilwoman, to Phil Weeks and jack Redhair junior C0UflC1lmCfl, HS She Outlines a new project. Not pictured is Hank Harrison, senior courfcilman FMUCCSCO, ASUA veep, and Sue Hunter, ASUA secretary. SSOCI TED T DE T This year the Student Council revised the organization of Associated Students and brought more representation from col- ll' W, g . . Lislfg leses and classes into the council. '- . One successful project was the revised system of self-service 'fl the bookstore. The new plan adopted last year for choosing fflembers for Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities was put into effect and found satisfactory. Student leaders from Arizona high schools met with UA Smdent Council on High School Senior Day to discuss prob- lems of student government. GEORGE DRACI-I, president galil? YW, - 'f' W ' 4 e 4, -, 3 PAUSING during their regular Saturday morning meeting are members of the Student Council: ROW 1: Sam DeFrancesco Charles QBurnpsj Tribolet Gfofgf Dfafh. Sue Hunter, Bobbi Agron. ROW 2: Phil Weeks, Marvin CSwedeJ Johnson, Bill Larson. 23 iii . 5,11- L

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s'-ff,' AS A COM ITTEE Keeping the wheels of student government in motion were the ASUA Committees. Traditions Committee planned Home- Coming and Freshman Week and had charge of all campus decorations. They were also responsible for operation of the card stunt section at football games. Changes took place at the Bookstore when a self-service system and a new policy dealing with rebuying of books went into effect. The Bookstore Com- mittee made a monthly report to the Student Council regard- mg Operation of the Bookstore. l Compiling the results of a survey to determine whether an Improved counseling system was needed was the main project of the Academic Committee. They also developed a program to better acquaint transfer students with registration. The Elec- tions Committee conducted and supervised class elections in the fall and student body elections in the spring. Election rules were set up and enforced. Press releases concerning activities of UA students were Seflf t0 newspapers throughout the country by the Public Re- lations Committee. Contact was kept with Arizona high schools bl' Supplying their papers with news of University students WhO are alumni and furnishing information regarding UA scholarships. Campus publicity was provided by the Publicity C0mmittee through posters, school bulletin boards and skits. . ' Scheduling the Frosh Assemblies, Frosh Follies and Varsity Nlghrs was the task of the Assembly Committee. Movies, dances and other social events were planned by the Social Life C0mmittee. The Artist Series Committee worked with a faculty gf0UP C0 sponsor the year's program of musical and dramatic events. LEC' Ll ur 3 ENIUF? D ' 1 1 eg.. ., W ' . 'P' -I ' -J' ' .gg .Z:5- wart' .v.4,,- - 'L' v h fel? Y' ' 'N ' Q-'za-' ' T151 Fra-.uf 'L' il-N ' .'--- My 1 r'-6 . 'i ' 27' -f- l .H-A vlC ',f' ' .. it... at af- -K A -' 'IS-H -- My--'-iw PAINTING the welcome sign for High School Senior Day in November were these ASUA committee chairmen. ROW 1: Dave Dietz, Pat Fin- ley, Joyce Murphy. ROW 2: Adrienne Polley, Dave Novick, Pere Najera, Jack Dancer, Dan Hess, Bob Weiler. . n' 2 ':-'---'-- , ' U ' I V g:i'g..i.il . 4 4 V . .......f.,,-. i 1 , , -1 - 4, -51. t ' 'J u r - 'A--f' ' ' 1211..- - 7-s...,7 IFES ug I xl --.au 1, 1. ' b in l I v-,.- l ,J A ak' '-L1 4 FW ' f .X,1' ZQ' 5 ml rltAnl'noNsi ROW 1 Dave - . : Novick, Bob Goldfarb, Steve Effron, John Wilbur, Dave Martyn, Sam DeFran Ck D ' lgrnnlpuniop. Mickey Henderson, Preston Smith, Hank Coleman. ROW 2: Fred Joyner, Bob Steenbergen, ggioiggiors ggjvzriip li-gg? tglieci Ga: Joints, Leslie Belsher, John Mulchay, Bill Alexander, Al Baber, John Carroll, Bill Brierley. ROW 3: Kent Somers Jay Remngoze R 'Adm . V 0 17500. B111 I-arS0n, John Cushman, Bill Margolf, George Crandall, Phil Weeks, Bob King, Dusty Miller. , 7 on sms,