University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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il Austin was appointed acting president due to the ineligibility of Taylor Jones the elected president. The majority rules. 29

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I'lVf ROW ONE: Tom Yuung, Taylor Jones. Phil Austin, Margie Triplett. ROW TWO: Cecil Hell, Bob Wainscott, Chad Wright, Kitty Smith Diane Vitmw, Nancy Ludd, Jenrose Morgan, Murcia DeWitt, Judy Moberly, Martha Schneider, Mona Williams! Culleen Wickham, Sue Ball, Jnhn Bailey, Henry Bennett. ROW THREE: Frank Brubson, Leroy McMullian, Culin Lewis, Bill Compton, Joe Bishop, Maitland Rice, unidentified, Willis Haws, Wayne Wilson, Frank Gusset, Phil Cox, Tom Dotson, Bill Jones, John Beifuss, William Cox, Do: Ryan, Dun Dryfus. Student Con ress Student Congress consists of representatives from g the colleges, greeks, YMCA, YWCA, Cooperstown, Showneetown, House President's Council, Men's Dorm Council, and Student Union Board. The activities of SC center around the students' needs. It publishes the Student Directory, containing names, addresses, and phone numbers of all stu- dents, and sponsors the Homecoming Dance. Student Congress appropriates money to various groups and organizations in order for them to func- tion. It maintains an office in the Student Union Building. i 28 ammmm

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: .19 30 m xx Jc . g 4 f . L ROW ONE: June Walsh, president; Charlotte Bailey, vice president; Lynn Crutchcr, recording secretary; Frances Frye, corresponding secretary; Sandi Radcliffe, treasurer. ROW TWO: Ann McMahon, Lessley Decker, Joanne Scinta, Ann Bower, Jean Squifflet, Shelley Edwards, Janet Humphries, Toni O'Connor, Martha Sue Goodson, Carol Francis, Judy Mobcrly, Linda Hale, Em Graves, Bettye Choate, Miss Evans, advisor. Houge , Premdents Councd House Presidents' Council, composed of a representative from each women's residence unit, is the governing body and policy making group for UK women in residence. It is a member of the intercollegiate Association of Women Stu- dents, a national organization of womenls government groups, dedicated to cultivating an attitude preparing women to gov- ern themselves throughout their college careers and thereby increasing their ability and desire to fulfill the role of ed- ucated and competent women in a democratic society to the highest degree of social, physical, intellectual, and spiritual achievement. Each year the Council publishes a handbook of suggestions and regulations to make group living more attractive. For the second year, House Presidents' Council sponsored KIHU, popularly known as the big-little sister program. Big sisters wrote to incoming freshmen during the summer to help on4 swer their questions about UK, and held a picnic for them in the fall. This year the council established an advisory council to supplement work done by individual residence unit govern- ing councils. Plans are being made to expand the council's program 50 more women will play a direct part in its ac tivities. erwm m.tm' mam.-