University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Utaifs student leaders began ollicial proceedings with a twosweeli NSA Conference witil otiier executive ot- ficers from around tile nation. Vvliile at tiiis illinois convention, tiley were invited to Cuba by Premier Fidel Castro and the Cuban student government to see for themselves that Cuba was getting on its feet. Vvitil the largest delegation present, tile Ute Execs flew to Havana, met Castro and toured tile island. Back lwome on campus, tile council rewrote tile ASUU Constitution and sent tile tiill iaelore Student Affairs. The Council can talce credit tor lmringing notalnles Ma- dame Pandit and Joiin F. Kennedy to campus. ln ad- dition, tiiey sponsored a new series, Concerts loy Con- temporary Composers, perlormed by time Utah Sym- pilony. A major goal of tllis year,s group was the strengtilening oi tile student Senate and estalolisiuing information files for tile various campus organizations. Sharon Gygi K First Vice President 4 'QW Jane Vvatson Historian t 'F it E y J y i F i i Q i ! S 31 Q, EJ ,Me ---- ' strglgirf i. . .,..,....,-.,. .-- - Bill Gswald, ASUU President Bob Vvriglit Second Vice President 1 Y 'uma' .'r,-7' Floyd Tanner 7 FQGSUFQY' as 1!' ff Nlary lVtcEntire Royden Glade Secretary Union Board Chairman

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APPORTIONIVIENT BOARD Tile Apportionment Board plans the distribution of ASUU funds. Tiiey evaluate tile requests, and, if necessary, de- crease or increase tile requisitions made by tiiose organi- zations wilicii are under tile jurisdiction ol time ASUU. Left to Riglzt, First Row: A, Ray Olpin, Reed Riclmrdson, VIAIIPIUII l,ill'IllCICC, Dave Gillette. Second Row: Cjswald, Bolm Brcinliolt, xvil- lard Blaesscr, Jolin Bailey, Eldon J. Facer, Leon D. Garrett, lrloyd Tanner. STUDENT AFFAIRS Vvlietller dealing with a specific social infraction or rec- ognizing a new group on campus, time Student Affairs Committee handles disciplinary measures on an organiza- tion level. By offering opinions and giving recommenda- tions to admistrative ileads, tlris yearys committee suceeded in the revision of release procedures of campus activities. Left to Rigltt, First Row: Tlneron S. Parmclce, Virginia P. Frotxes, Rose- mary lsom, Robert R, Kadescil, Vvilliarn lrowlcr. Second Row: Dick Birrell. Mike lvlattsson, Boll DcBry, Brent Proidst, Burns B. Crooliston, Oswald. ATHLETIC BOARD Tile Atluletic Council approves schedules for all inter- collegiate programs, and iormulates policies sucii as stu- dent seating in tlae stadium. included in tile multitude of duties of tiiis laoard are tile screening and recommending to time President, individuals applying for a coaching posi- tion, planning oi the athletic loudget, and the formulation ol rules concerning tile use ol tlsie activity book. Left to Right, First Row: James R. Jack, A. Ray Olpin, L. David Hiner, Richard L, Evans, Leon D. Garrett, Don Stringlialn. Second Row: Bob Wright, Tlieron S. Parmelee, Recd C. Ricliardson, VV. Harold Dalgliesii, Parry D. Sorensen, James Moyle, Bert Davis, N. P. Neilson, Armand J. Eardley.