University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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BOARD OF CONTROL As the financial regulating body, the Board of Control appropriates money for all stu- dent body activities. One of the board's most important jobs is the allocation of the funds received from activity card fees. This money is allotted to AWS, rodeo, judging teams, publications, music groups and WAA. In ad- dition to these activities the Board is respon- sible for approving schedules of all phases of student activities. Approval of all athletic and music awards is another duty of the board. The group, which is composed of six faculty members and five students, meets weekly. STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE The Student Life Committee considers matters of mutual interest to the faculty and students and makes recommendations for im- provement of student life on the campus. The recommendation of any disciplinary policies that may be needed is also one of this group's duties. Members of the committee, which include five students and four faculty members, are appointed each year by the University presi- dent. Acting as co-chairmen for the activities this year are Dr. Robert Nugent, executive vice president of the University and Tom McIntosh, ASUA president. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS The Board of Publication is responsible for all policies and financial affairs of the Wild- cat, Desert and Kitty Kat. Also under its supervision is the appointment of the editors and business managers for the three publica- tions. One of the highlights of the Board of Publication's activities is the selection of the Desert Queen. Comprising the Board are the editors, busi- ness managers and advisors of the publica- tions, the head of the department of Journal- ism, the graduate manager, the Press Bureau director and ASUA president. BOARD OF CONTROL: Row 1: Mary Pilgrim, Sydney Wade, Sally Switzer, Catherine Waggoner. Row 2: Jim Wilkes, Charles Tribolet, John Carroll, Bill Varney, Dick Clausen, Dean Slonaker. Y? CZ' .Nil STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE: Row I: Dr. Darold Shutt. Sally Switzer, Tom Mclntosh, Dorothy Clement, Dean Francis Roy. Row 2: Sydney Wade, Ann I-Iult, Jim Wilkes. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS: Row 1: Skip Thompson, Brewster Campbell, Andrea Lott, Bill Smith, Ann Bogner, Row 2: Charles Tribolet, Bob Crawford, Tom Haflner, Patrick McCarthy.

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Lia!-I Y . WtIi PRESS BUREAU: Mary Torrans, Alice Sigworth, Royce Bond, William Smith, Pat Harris, James D. Allen, Peter L. Shoup. To tell the news of the Uni- versity of Arizona, its faculty, staff and students, the Press Bureau sends out thousands of stories each year to news- papers, magazines and wire services throughout the coun- try. Also prepared and distrib- uted are books, booklets, bro- chures and other printed pub- licity material. p es. .nUif.i'. 5' .M l F L - f' .l. all ,if Hi . , ,,. ,,, K- li? - I f M W' , -Nl DIRECTOR OF PRESS BUREAU William Smith INFIRMARY STAFF: Adeline Guiney, Doris Piper, Lillian Lukensmeyer, Grace Rob inette, Dr. Merwin R. Chappel, Laura Sillars, Helen Bocock. ALUMNI OFFICE STAFF: Row I: Charmayne Jones, Jo Ann McGlothlin. Row 2: Pauline Roberge, Betsy Cubley, Fran Foltz, Joseph Bradley. W xf' Ill! li! ' 16111 Tony Neville, alumnus editor, left the UA in January to en- ter the Air National Guard in Texas. He had just completed his first year as editor of the alumni magazine. Prior to his appointment at UA, Neville served as' editor of the Prince- ton Tiger and wrote for the Princeton Alumni Weekly. 4 . gl A A

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