University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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refully ncled co eds as ca A program for career ml by AWS and each year the 1 planned each year draws the larges sectuon entitled Marriage d b this the Careers Con crowd Not perturbe y ference Board headed thus year by Barbara After all marriage IS a Goode explains that f cheering from Stephens Col career KSounds o legej the AWS Councnl Late each Tuesday afternoon gathers ln the South Lounge of Red Hall Left pxctures .loRae Preston speaknng at the meet In ood House Council TOP' ROW Fairfax Hlckok Preston Kloerls Carpenter Todd W Freutog Muller Honda Thursby Keech Snider THIRD ROW Bready Yodler Otto Redhage Calhoon Plnney Frazler Montfort Bellows Fell Maxwell Hughson Douglas SECOND ROW Denny Russell us Foster Llese Scholz BOTTOM Lee Layman McDandel Kofford Rush Lenox Kra ROW Taylor M Curtis Tupper Bertrand Doerschlen Bartlesmeyer J Curtus Quigley

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TOP ROW: Lenox, Westerman, Moore, McDandel, Heyka, Fried, Andrewsj Reid, Miller, Langdon. ' Sh ard, McDonald, Fuson, Schmidt, Melton, Goode, Wood, ' ' h Mr AWS Council THIRD ROW: Hamlin, Runer, epp Redhage, Towner, Hansen, Odell. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, English, Bodker, Misc e, I s. Heaton, Bell, Beckett, Hickok, Gordon, Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly, Noah, Wilson, Levine, Todd, Sparling, Key, Stolowy. Association of Women Student The urpose of the Association of Women P Students is threefold: namely, to secure Indi- student activities, to vidual representation in promote broad social interests among Univer- sity women, and to foster a living school spirit. th ln a successful endeavor to carry out ese ideals the organization sponsored numerous .worthy projects throughout the year. To help acquaint new g irls with the rules governing University women and with the MU campus, ' k. AWS sponsored Freshman Orientation Wee Calendars depicting familiar MU, scenes were sold to provide money for the S500 Sarah Gentry Elston scholarship fund. The AWS social calendar included the Skirt Swing dance in the fall at which Night Owl was crowned and the February dance honoring the Jack of Hearts. In the spring AWS brought well-known professional women to speak during the an- nual Careers Conference. Antioch College lost a diligent worker when Harriet Bell transferred to MU, and AWS gained an industrious Career's Conference chair- man as this year's AWS prexy. The blue-eyed gal from Orleans, Nebraska, handled the funds for Pi Beta Phi, was on the Committee on Student Affairs, and sat in on SGA meetings as education repre- sentative . . . commercial education, that is. Hallie's honors include Pi Lambda Theta, Mortar Board and Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. And incidentally, her Sigma Nu pin came from a boy named Bob. I 28 S l

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SGA With President Tom Campbell navigating the crew, the Student Government Asso- ciation sailed a calm and successful race right trom the tall, when it helped in writing the new M Book and directing New Student Week, down to the final winning shot with the completion ot an- other active and worthy school season. This governing system which controls and directs the energies ot all MU students is composed of three branches, each re- sponsible tor working with the University to promote student welfare. Hailing from Cowtown, Tex., drowling Tom Camp- bell rose to the heights of SGA president in between o little work down in .I-School. Also acting as senior advisor to Phi Eta Sigma, treasurer of Mystical 7, and member of Who's Who, he made a flashing smile his trademark. Tom's college ambition was to become a member of the elite Showme staff, but a successful SGA year kept him a little too busy. Beeg guns and department and division chairmen of SGA hosting at one of the Student Union Frlclayafternoon Coffee Hours. TOP ROW: Mason, Campbell, two Unwlenilflefl Showme Sfuffers, Best. SECOND ROW: Pace, Brown, Michener, Bone, Jenkins Smith BOTTOM ROW: Fr ied, Andrews, Sparling, Bodker, Petgen, and Hook.