University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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MARJORIE MEANS RAPHAEL MOSES JOHN TANEY CLARK WILLIAMS A. S. U. C. COUNCIL Important work was done in bringing attention to the cheating carried on about the campus and student opinion was obtained in a series of meetings with the Presidents of the honorary organizations on the campus. The council took action to establish minimum grade requirements for all class honoraries and developed a new point system by which election to honoraries will be regulated. An important advance was made when the Council joined the National Student Federation of America. In its official capacity, the council has man- aged all A. S. U. C. dances and rallies and has appointed all prom committees. It was in charge of class elections last fall and worked on plans for improving them. The Council lent its support during the year to an investigation of employment conditions, methods of obtainin g tutoring funds for athletes, an investigation concerning needless textbooks, an Investigation of the Press fund, and a series of Radio Broadcasts. ATHLETIC BOARD JOHN TANEY CLARENCE L. ECKEL WILLIAM BARTLESON HARRY G. CARLSON RAPHAEL MOSES C. HENRY SMITH BOARD OF FINANCE WILLIAM BARTLESON FRANK H. WOLCOTT JOHN TANEY WALTER B. FRANKLIN VIRGINIA HENDERSON WARREN THOMPSON BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS WILLIAM LAYTON RALPH L. CROSMAN KIMBALL BARNES W. OTTO BIRK MARJORIE MEANS FREDERICK BRAMHALL BOARD OF FORENSICS RAPHAEL MOSES WILLIAM R. ARTHUR WILLIAM LAYTON JOHN McLUCAS BETTY CAREY D. MACK EASTON Waller B. Franklin serves as secretary on all boards. MBALL BARNES Vice-President 27

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WILLIAM C. BARTLESON BETTY CAREY ARTHUR GRUBE VIRGINIA HENDERSON . S. U. C. COUNCIL Consisting of ten Student Commissioners, the A. S. U. C. Council, governing body of the Associated Students of the University of Colo- rado, is appointed each April by the Executive Council of the University and, beginning last year, three members of the existing council. The council elects its own officers. This year the Council as a council and within its various boards has conceived and worked out a number of plans for the betterment of the stu- dent body. A new hospitalization plan has been organized though not yet in effect. Plans for a soda fountain in the Memorial Building were drawn up and presented to the Board of Regents along with a plan for tuition scholarships. Plans for a Bulletin Board for posting all events of a cultural or academic nature were carried out and plans were made for a concert series next year. The Council developed a series of student forums for the purpose of obtaining student opinion and has conducted a number of student convocations. WILLIAM H. LAYTON President OFFICERS WILLIAM H. LAYTON President A. KIMBALL BARNES Vice-President MARJORIE MEANS Secretary COMMISSIONERS JOHN TANEY Commissioner of Athletics WILLIAM BARTLESON .... Commissioner of Finances WILLIAM LAYTON .... Commissioner of Publications RAPHAEL MOSES Commissioner of Forensics CLARK WILLIAMS .... Commissioner of Medic Interests VIRGINIA HENDERSON Commissioner of Student Welfare and Employment BETTY CAREY Commissioner of Entertainments ARTHUR GRUBE Commissioner of Dances KIMBALL BARNES Commissioner of Traditions MARJORIE MEANS Commissioner of Scholarship 26

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Bogert, Cox, Evans, Greenman, Leclcenby, Marsh, Means, Moore Nagle, Nash, Petteys, Shinn, Walter, DiDonato SENATE Senate is the executive and judicial body of the Associated Woman Students. It is made up of the officers of the Associated Woman Stu- dents, who are elected by a general vote of all women students, and the presidents of the organizations for women students, on the cam- pus. It gives a banquet to introduce women ' s honoraries to the Freshman women each fall, gives a hlousemothers ' Tea, and sponsors the Coed Counsellors organization. The Women ' s League vaudeville is also sponsored by Senate, the proceeds of which go into the loan fund for women students. The conference for the West- ern Division of the International Associated Women Students was held this spring on our campus, with Patricia Tobin acting as president of the entire convention. THERESE H. STENGEL FACULTY MEMBERS DEAN LYDIA LAWRENCE BROWN GRETCHEN HUTH r MEMBERS PATRICIA TOBIN President of A. W. S. EVELYN COX Vice-President of A. W. S. RUTH BOGERT Secretary of A. W. S. JULIET MARSH Treasurer of A. W. S. BETTY SHINN Chairman of Point System FRANCES NASH Chairman of Housing Committee HELEN PETTEYS Chairman of Coed Counsellors MARTHA GREENMAN Chairman of Women ' s League MARJORIE MEANS President of Y. W. C. A. ESTHER WALTER .... President of University Women ' s Club ELEANOR WINOGRAD Independent Representative MARY NAGEL President of Spur ELIZABETH EVANS Chairman of Social Committee BETTY ANN LECKENBY President of Panhellenlc DOROTHA MOORE President of W. A. A. PATRICIA TOBIN 28