University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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it aim N, ll - ' ,- e r .Z 4 3 The Student Council is the chief governing body of the Associated Students of the University. It is elected directly by the students and represents them in all phases of University life. This year's Council has been one of the most active and efficient groups ever to rep- resent the student body. Among the accomplishments of this year's Council are the installation of a class bell system, building of student hitch-hiking zones at the University and in town, and the promotion of a record-breaking special train to El Paso. The interest and activity shown by the members of this year's Council has set a standard toward which future coun- cil members may strive. Harden Pills. Iefl. Student hl2lIliIl.fCl', :ind Cy Perkins, Slu- dent Body President. discuss vznnpns zillxiirs onlside the Sub. TUBE Ullll CIL The Student Council membership is. left lo right, Herbert Bailey, Johnnie Sh ulle, Trudelle Downer, Lewis Butler, Juanita Nolan, Cy Perkins, Chairmung Marcia Linn, Sara Morehead, I-Iziden Pitts. Mary Czirmignani, Martha Morris, and Howard Brattou. 16

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AD 2 Dean Cl:1uve's cheerful smile rellects her gentle nature. She has proved her- self lfriencl and advisor to all the girls on the campus. I-ler kindness and willingness to help have become a by- worcl to those who need friendly, sym- pathetic understanding. 'I'llll'llll , -2. if ,il 1 Dig:-K Zta.-.,, I fe 'ffvgi' is -.55 .. .-.ZEZFQ -:en e 'il i xi- .2-,n llllll CLA llll Lena C. Clauve started her career at the University as professor of music and Dean of Women. In 1935, the person- nel position demanded her full time and today she has two assistants. Miss Clauve has general supervision of all campus social activities and under her guidance sorority and dormi- tory housemothers cooperate to promote the welfare of all women students living on the campus. For years of excellent service and a task well done Dean Clauve is to be congratu- lated. 15

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Left to right: johns. Hill, Slzlrrell, Simms. llllICSlCill. Perkins, Fnirless, Lusk, llcuhlcr, Dc-sGcorges. , Y s I , , L l-Iill, llunliu. Orme, Sterling, I-lopcrzlfl, .'Xpocl:1c':1. lluller, IN'Iorrow. Sterling. I'l0lX'l'1lfl.. Vzlrney, Wehking, johnson,'I'l1ompson. Hood, Isles, Light, Vnllevik. Most representative governing body on the campus is the Student Senate. Composed of representatives from every recognized organization the Senate has been crippled during the past year because of lack of organization in their program. Attempts to dissolve the group failed and both candidates f or the oflice ol? student body president pledged themselves to strengthen the Senate during the coming year, Officers for the past year were: Mfeldon Orme, presidentg Don Hill, vice-presidentg Ann Light, secretary. 'I'llllE A 17 'I'