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

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CONVOCATIGN S AND ASSEMBLIES lxlactame Panctit and Senator stotin F. Kennedy were spe- cial attractions tmrougtlt to ttae campus try ttie Convocations anct Assemblies Committee. Ttle committeets newly in- auguratect stuctent-speaker program provecl to tue tmottl ecl- ucationat anct enjoyatmte tor all participating stuctents. Left lo Rigtit, First Row: fjswatil, lyterva R. lxtorris, Ctiarlotte Cas- tettvr, Dcari Larsen, Clail tttunirner, Yvonne Young. Sr-corld Row: Floytl Tanner, txtyrtlc Austin, Riarcli, lxtarceltus Snow, Sydney Angteman, Norinne Tempest, Bula Breintiolt. PERSONNEL A tiancttmooli tor ASUU committee chairmen, outlining ttieir specilic aims, responsilyilities, and mettioct of action was compiled lay ttle Personnel Committee. Ttlese stuctents selected ttie committee ctiairmen anct assistect in interview- ing prospective memtuers. By lceeping an accurate recorct ot applicants and committee memtbers, ttiis group worlcect to give K'i1Cl'l inte-restect student a ctlance lor participation. Loft to Rigtil: t:rccl C tlristcnsvn, .lane Xvatson, ttloyct Burnett, Jane Ttiurty, Gary Holt. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS All sctlolarstiip applications are conveyect to ttle Sctlolar- stiip Awards Committee. From tlere ttie approvect and recommenctect petitions are transterrect to ttle Presidentts office for action. Left to Riglir, First Row: Dun Stringliam, fzuintus C. Xxtilson, Date L. Salt, Daviit Brown. Svcomt Row: lf. rl-IICOLIUFLT Demars, L. David Hincr, lteralct Carlston, James R. Sancterson. ts 32 bf iw X Y E F45 Q5 fl f' K 'Z

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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.

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Jw- , ,,,.., not xg. NSA Une of the four hundred college hranches, Utah's Na- tional Student Association meets to develop leadership in students, exchange administrative ideas with other cams puses, and promote universality of the University system. Left to Right: Mariiyri Miller, Ann Goaicn, Lois Bcaudoin, Riardi, Tom Mulder, Gordon Newby, Chuck Aclccrlow. PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL The Publications Council, director of publication funds, functions as a selective and advisory hoard to all student puhlications. Editors and business managers of the Chron- icle, Utonian, and Pen are interviewed and chosen by this councii. Left to Right: Theron S. Parmclec, Paul Farr, Neff Smart, L. H. Kirk- patrick, Grant H. Calder. J UDGING The judging committee has at hand the task of selecting fully qualified, impartial judges for all events needing evaluation -1 Snow Carnival, VVRA, Homecoming decor- ations, queen contests, and U Days. In a situation 'requir- ing several consecutive judgings such as a queen contest, the committee must select a different set of judges for each judging, and at least one member of the committee must he present to answer questions. Left to Right, First Row: Linda Le Cluvminant, Ruhcrta Colette, Shauna Fenton, Mona Hirschi, Virginia Stirling. Sue Shafer. Second Row: Kent Dugmorc, Bill Pctrick, Pat Beane, Judy Hihhard, Susan Fiandro.