ASSOC A ED STUDENTS The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, better known on campus as ASUA, has been busy this year promoting the welfare of the UA stu- dents. Its officers, Larry Betts, president; Bill Ismay, vice president; and Judy Clothier, secretary, have worked with ASUA council and various committee members to suggest many worthwhile proposals and list several accomplishments. One of the most popular projects can be found in efforts made to modernize the social code to meet the needs of an expanding student body. In addition to this, the group presented outstanding cultural events through ASUA Concerts and Artist Series. ASUA has also worked through public relations, including a program to recruit outstanding Arizona high school seniors for the UA, and through com- munity service projects designed to improve the rela- tions between students and the townspeople. The constant goal of the students ' governing body is to promote an academic atmosphere on campus. BOB READE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT LARRY BETTS PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS The ASUA activities for 1960-61 have been headed by Larry Betts, ASUA President. Larry is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He has been active throughout his years at the UA in many phases of student government. Larry was elected president of his Sophomore Class and served ASUA as Junior Councilman the following year. In addition, he was a member of Traditions Committee. Larry ' s years here have been successful academically, as shown by the many honoraries to which he belongs. An Electrical Engineering major, Lar ry was elected to Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Honor- ary, and Pi Mu Epsilon, National Math Honorary. He belonged to Sophos and Chain Gang, and is presently a member of Bobcats, senior men ' s honorary. Junior Bob Reade has served as Public Relations Committee Chair- man, representative to Class Council, and as a member of Sophos, Chain Gang and Traditions. He was presented with an ' A ' Blanket in his sophomore year for outstanding service, and was the University ' s representative to the Air Force Academy Assembly held this spring in Colorado Springs. 28
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