University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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row; Carmen Hill, Marcie Leslie Schum, president of AWS, con- ducted Senate meetings, guiding members in their new task of directing policy rather than chairmanning major events as in past years. Les maintained contacts with other schools and with the International Associ- ation of Women Students, exchanging sug- gestions on women ' s student government. One of AWS ' s largest programs is its Salute to Women week in the spring. During this week, women ' s honoraries tap their new members, the annual Hesperia Style Show is presented. Miss CU is crowned, and the gala AWS Revue is staged. Officers this year were: Leslie Schum, presi- dent; Barbara Battey, vice-president in charge of the House; Judy Miller, vice-president in charge of Judiciary Court; Marilyn Kelly, secretary; and Jude Elliott, treasurer.

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AWS Senate reorganizes to distribute jobs; Court supervises no hours for seniors Many changes in the structure and policies of Associated Women Students have made this year ' s organization more effective and broader in scope than ever before. As a result of reorganization, the AWS Senate members no longer act as chairmen of the prin- cipal AWS functions. This year for the first time these chairmen have been selected by the Senate from campus women at large, and Senate members have been free to discuss and effect policy changes. The House of Representatives has been greatly broadened in membership to include a representa- tive from every women ' s living unit. AWS Judiciary Court continued its policy of automatic penalties for infractions of AWS rules and established a new system of spot checking sign-out slips. A major change in the rules gov- erning women occurred when the No Hours for Senior Women program was instituted last spring. All those legs, knees and bermudas belong to the ladies of Baur Hall who took first in the annual AWS Dorm Songfest! Congratulations!

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UMC BOARD— Seated. Merlene Thorson, Mitch Wright, Paul McMath, Annette Cossitt, Lisle Ware, Doc Wal- gren, Bob Kyle, Noncy Robins n. Bob Hiebner, Larry Tripp, Jude Elliott, Dean Ho ston, Barbara Battey Standing: Howard Higman, Edi h Bailey, Ken Pentold Les Robbins. UMC Center sponsors Four Freshmen, Spike Jones The UMC opened its doors to the eager mob in 1954, and the University dropped its party school name to become the country club school. Memorial became the place to meet your friends for coffee, to watch the late movie on TV, to raise your bowling average, and to listen to your favorite kind of music. Special features this year included sponsoring Spike Jones, the First Piano Quartet, and the Four Freshmen. Other facilities of the building include the bookstore which sells all classroom needs, the Hostess Desk, campus information center, and third and fourth floor meeting rooms which in- clude the offices of UMC, AWS, ASUC and the Colorado Daily, and Coloradan offices. The Carillon Bells in Memorial Center tower ring for every class, and in the evening their music reminds the student of the important part the UMC plays in campus life. Barb Battey cuts the first piece of cake at the UMC Birthday Party which marked the secoifd anniyersary of the opening of the building. Bob Kyle looks real ready to take part in the consumption of the cake. UMC PROGR ,M COUNCIL— Seoted Doc Walgr. Wcsterman, Bob HartsficId, Terry Tucker, Joli Standing: Don Kromer, Skoofie Obcrg, Maure Nierney, LeAnne Kahl, Jim Quigley, sponsor.