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

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G X JERRY YOUNG 2 president, AMS E iQ ,?p,pp, 1 'f . QT ik' , Q , M - + The AMS council focused their attentions tt t Q pp on new policies and programs. rthey wortced A 'tf departments such as dance, P.E., and music g l a would present examples ot their stcitt in an att A I A 3 ll A university variety show. They also planned a p ...-, Q . . university ptayeday, inviting the hest ot the iyq. ,Y Vwpti gxy in V p y .pp , Vp pp ,V intraniurats from the surrounding cotteges to . F? , , tii, iiA,A7 3 iii,it I M. ,ipii 1 . participate in Competition' f A The AWS added many new utirstsu to .U - In' Inf A i LI n. ' s their record during the year. tn the tatt they in- AMS COUNCIL -1 Left to Right, First Rpw: Jerry Young, Jon Von Ornmn, Buzz Hornaday. .tan S. Freeman, Gary Shepherd, Joe Ridges, Bch Foster. Second Row: Date Bramble, .lim Pappas. Ed Spencer, Dave Duncan, David Wood, Ntichaet Groth, Steve ttausett, Ed Eyhcrs, Steve lrintinson. rites... iVle'um humitiatum. -- Left to Right: Jerry Young. presidentg Ntichact Groth, vice presi- dent: Jon Von Orman, publicity: John Pingrec, secretary-treasurer. 26 troduced the key privilege tor university women tiving in dorms and sorority houses. The coun- cit compiled a patron roster of tacutty memhers who were witting to serve as chaperones for university activities. These rosters were made avaitahte to att campus organizations. This year AWS stressed aid to foreign students. They have set aside one ot their annual schot- arships tor a foreign student. At the tntercot- legiate AWS convention, the University ot Utah was honored hy heing elected to he the IAVVS clearinghouse for a term of three years. This means that any schoot desiring informa- tion or suggestions for activities can write to the Utah AWS and receive this information. The comhined ettorts ot AMS and AVVS resulted in a new co-educational sponsor program for incoming Freshmen.