University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Peter Sexton James Madden President Vice President STUDENT ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS William Carberry Secretary Norton Hcrold Treasurer

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STUDENT’S ADMINISTRATION Jpo develop among the students a habit of manly self-reliance and initiative, a sense of responsibility and a spirit of whole-hearted co-operation with the administration in promoting the best interests of the University, liberal new powers of self-government in all extra curricular activities were delegated to the Associated Students by the Reverend President in the spring of 1928.'Thus the University of San Francisco became the first among Jesuit colleges to grant self-government to its students. The constitution ratified at this time provided for the election of officers of the Associated Students and the establishment of a student executive committee. Supreme judicial power was vested in the Board of Student Control, while all activities were placed under the supervision of the Vice-President with assistance from a General Activities Committee. Provisions were made for Publications, Forensics, and Dramatics Councils, monthly meetings of the Associated Students, elections for officers and of Publication Staffs, and petition for changes in the By-laws and for amendments. During the past year, the officers of the Associated Students have been: Peter Sexton, President; James Madden, Vice-President; William Carberry, Secretary; and Norton Ilerold, Treasurer.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sexton (Pres.). Carberry, Madden, White, Tarantino, Guincc. Hclbig, Agosti, Horning, Argucllo, Breen, Campbell, Waters, Hcrold R O A R D OF STUDENT CONTROL Golden, Sexton, Dinneen (Chr,). Maggini, Martinclli