University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ASSOCIATED STUDENTS UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARA Government Senate Student Court Election Comm. Freshman Orientation Comm. Intramural Comm. Lecture Series Comm. Minor Sports Comm. Personnel Comm. Publicity Comm. Public Relations Comm. Rally Comm. Recognition Comm. Social Comm. Student Advisory Comm. Student Affairs Comm. Services Student Insurance Student Loan Student Recruiting Social Calendar Intramurals Minor Sports Fraternities Alpha Sigma Nu Delta Sigma Pi Kappa Zeta Phi Beta Gamma Sigma Tau Beta Pi Colleges Arts and Sciences Central Committee Business Administration Association Engineering Society Student Bar Association Organizations ASCE ASME AIEE-IRE Block SC Blackstone Soc. Clay M. Greene Day Students Assn. Debating Soc. Glee Club Hui-O-Kane KSCU-AM KSCU-FM Red Hat Band Ski Club Galtes Society Mendel Society Sanctuary Soc. Sodality Pershing Rifles Scabbard and Blade Literary Club Thomist Society Physics Club IRC Publications Redwood Owl The Santa Clara The Spectrum The Santa Clara Lawyer Events Open House Senior Day Lecture Series Jazz Concerts Alumni Receptions Senior Ball A S Ball BAA Ball Engineers ' Ball Junior Prom

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ASUSC PRESIDENT KEN MURPHY

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Front Row; l-r: Kerr, Col- lins, Parada, Ferguson, Murphy, Davis, Frasse, Bush, Donahue. Back Row; l-r: Molinaro, Breen Nucci. SENATE June of 1958 saw the conclusion of a success- ful year for the ASUSC Senate. Under the direc- tion of Prexy Ken Murphy, the emphasis was on the new and the necessary. Heading the list of accomplishments was an item which has been a contended issue for some time; namely, a Student Book Exchange. The measure was passed by the Senate, approved by the Administration, and will be ready for the stu- dents next year. Other pieces of student legislation worthy of note were the initiation of a course-evaluation program, a revision of the ASUSC constitution, and sponsored improvements in the student din- ing room. Minor items also touched upon by the Senate include better Alumni relations a revi- talization of the Student Affairs Committee, and the institution of electric voting machines in ASUSC elections. Continuing to uphold the rising standards of student government at Santa Clara it was a work- manlike job which the Senate performed this year. . . .commendable and representative. 30 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sitting; l-r-. Ken Murphy, Ben Frasse, George Davis. Standing; l-r: Ted P. Kerhulas, Ruben Parada, Denny Ferguson.