University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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BOARD UF CUNTRUL The purpose of this Board shall be to supervise and regulate those undergraduate activi- ties of the College for Men of the University of Rochester which involve financial details in excess of the Students' Association Budget. --Thus the Constitution defines the extensive powers of this most essential campus organization which is composed of seven students, three faculty members, three administrative members and an alumnus. Chiefly, these members exercise financial control, receiving income from students' activi- ties fees and all gate receipts to athletic events from which they plan the University Budget for all activities on the campus requiring financial support. Also, these members exercise super- visory control by aiding in organization, planning and management of the numerous campus activities and athletic program. The board is made up of three general committees: Financial, Athletic, and General. The Board recognizes student opinion through petitions forwarded by the Executive Council of the Students' Association and the four elected undergraduate members selected for their executive ability. The Faculty members as well as Administrative officers are appointed by the President of the University. Fran! Row: A7. Levin, J. Gavelf, J. Plalf, U. Stoll. Bark Row: IV. Coyne, F. Dowd, H. Ht78.!'ff?l'E.V, lf. Calfhan, D. Wihalen, R. Cook, R. Thompmon. --24

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TUDE Ti' NSfUClATI0i Preiirlenf ..... . . .NORMAN LEVIN I 'Ire-P1'e.o'1'fler1f ...... XVARREN H EARD Sei-relafgy ........ RICHARD RovEoNo 7y't?I1.I'lll'Fl'. . . .... IAMES HABlII.l. Slandfng: R. Romqqfzu. SmIz'd.' IV. Ht'a1'zf, .V. Lrvflz, J. llanlfff. N Elected by democratic vote on both campuses, the men's and women's Students' Associa- tions are the representative bodies determining the policies of the undergraduate college. Both are responsible for student elections on the two campuses and handle the minor financial details of student activities. Under the energetic leadership of Mary Proctor, the Women's SA sponsored an investigation of extra-curricular activities with an eye to more effective integration and equal participation. Voting was made more efficient by sealed ballot boxes and the possibilities of joining the National Students' Association were discussed. The River Campus SA, under the leadership of president Norm Levin, was active in sponsoring the Freshman Week, the tradi- tional Boar's Head dinner, and other college functions. An outstanding accomplishment was the formation of the Gripe Committee, under Warren Heard, which was designed to voice student opinion on important campus issues. Both organizations directed the various College Night Suppers and Dandelion Dinners held during the year. A OFFICERS Pre.,-:dent ........... , MARY PRocToR l7l'l,'6-Pl'6.fl-dEHf .... . BETTY MCFAIJIJEN Sfudenlliuf-.mr PHYLLIS VAN nm XVALLE Cl0l'f'6'.I',l70l7dlillll Secrefary ANN STOTTLER Ifmv-d1'ng Secretary ,.,. TII.I.Y BRAMBIE igfillltilllllllf fl. Slofller, 471. 11100l't', J. Ixyalally, J. Yozniy, J. I'll'N6l1lllI, U. l,1lfl'l1l'II, J. Thuluvluli, 171. Bnzfrllzlv. Si'z1li'1f.' I . flIlIl'ILU0l7l6lllj, Den n Clark, JI. lf. Slewa rl, J11'.r.v 1,1t'l'l'l-fl, lf. XlIv1'l1dden, 171. 1'f'04'luf', P. Van lil! lVafle, S. Ju1'111.mn, Ur. Vim Deuxen. 25--