University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS 155 'In' I T lx J Under the leadership of Tom Mclntosh, student body president, Associated Students of the University of Arizona has had a very successful year. Early in September members of the Executive Council, with other campus ohicers, traveled to Mt. Lemmon to take part in the annual leadership conference. It was at this meeting that plans were made for ASUA activities for the entire year. Meeting every Saturday morning the Executive Council formulates student policies and, in general, regulates all student activities, both social and finan- cial. Making up the council are the ASUA president, vice president and secretary, two junior councilmen, a junior councilwoman, a senior councilman, AWS president, the chairman of the Student Union Activ- ities Board, the president of Representative Council, the graduate manager and the director of the student union. One of this year's major activities for ASUA was the Vote No alf200 campaign. This campaign was undertaken with the opening of school and culminated in a door to door canvas in early November. Another highlight of the year was the establishment of a Student Traffic Board of Appeals. Contributing an important service to campus life have been the ASUA committees. Through the efforts of the Artist Series Committee, a special production of the King and I was presented to the students. Another outstanding feature of the year was the pro- duction of Nite Club sponsored by the Assembly Committee. In December the annual blood drive was sponsored by the Community Service Committee. Plans were also made for the establishment of a stu- dent blood file. Handling the political aspects of campus life was the Elections Committee which conducted elections for class officers, Homecoming Queen and ASUA Oili- cers. TOM MC INTOSH 5- - ff gg JIM WILKES Jim Wilkes, ASUA vice president, was inaugurated at the Red and Blue Ball in 1958. In his capacity as vice president, Jim serves as chair- man of the Board of Control. He also holds membership on the Representative Council and Student Life Committee. As a member of the Execu- tive Council, Jim acts as par- liamentarian for the group. Sally Switzer, ASUA secre- tary, was elected to office in the fall of 1958. In addition to taking letters for the stu- dent body president, she is secretary of the Student Life Committee and Executive Council. Sally is also in charge of the ASUA secretarial staff and keeps a file of all the ASUA committee minutes. 30 I I J -2 Q1 ,l 1 SALLY SWITZER