Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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fm H ff ' 79260 7. J' ,efffie it f Z M JLAURA BANKHEAD Oulu BUCHANAN Vice-Preszdent X Secretary ' g Student Exeeutive Coiuunieiill Stgident Body Executive Council is the official body elected to supervise Q and regulate the general student affairs of the campus, and is responsible for the general policies and moral welfare of the student body. The committee appoints all subordinate officers of the general student organization, supervises the apportionment and disbursement of student funds, and regulates the workings of our student government. The council is composed of the Student Body President, Vice-President and Secretary, three general committeemen elected by the student body at large for a term of one year, a representative elected from the freshman class each spring quarter to serve until graduation of the class, and three representatives of the faculty general student body and to establish the financial structure of our government upon a more scientific and proportionate system. Y F, DAVIS J. 1fu.i.MoRE F, sls1c.l.i5ToN M, cuuos 1 ,1..seoTT T. ,lol1NsoN wx X X X 41-242 1 X 5 X .!, Aygfrl ' . f QA. amiga' fifxtgim b - , A l W js, ' .-1.: Q 6 r va. EO f A XXX Q fx . , if f Mm f K we 1:2 f-'WW f' 14 il iflfbf ,af ,Ladle fl ui X Qc! The council this year has endeavored to promote the social welfare of theh Ex

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Rurow XVALKER Prrsidmzz' nf SI'1lll1F71f Body Student Body 1930-a new decade-a new namefa wider horizon. These are the essence of the year just past. They constitute another link securely Welded into the chain which is the history of Utah State. lt has been better, l believe, than years past, and not as significant as years to come. And so it has closely approached our ideal-progress. RULON WALKER. -.s-sgf tk..-

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IIIZRIIIERT' GRIFFIN HELEN I-IYDE INIYRON CHILDS IIARRYY RIZADIXG I'rm1dent Vice-Preszdent lzxeculzw Council Svnelury Senior Class Ufflfiieeirs Fouk years ago as We entered the college halls as Freshmen, our college days were just beginning. Our color was green then and we were that. Through the process of evolution we have evolved into the class of '30-the now mighty senior. Our color now, as shown by our popular, as well as practical garb, is true bluef, The graduating class has contributed unselfishly to our student activities, and the success the class has attained is due to the untiring efforts of its members. Graduation will call about one hundred and seventy seniors from the halls of our beloved Alma Mater. To the juniors let us say, Carry on I To the Seniors let us wish them success. And remember too, that no true success is to be achieved without great labor and high ideals. -I-IERBERT GRIFFIN. .llunniioir Class Officers IN spite of being suspensions between Sophomoric sophistication and Senior philosophical maturity, the juniors of 1929-30 sent warriors into the athletic field, entertainers onto the Kaprice stage, the forensic pulpit, and stunts platform, and succeeded in staging a very fascinating Promenade, with exquisite decorations and flourishes and in getting their pictures in the Buzzer.' -JACK CHRISVENSEN. IAKQK CIIIRISTIQNSIZN CI.,-XRICE WEBB l.lQCILI.Ii CARDON gl.eX3Il:S SCIOTI' l'rexidwzt Secretary I'ii'e-Prexidmzt lzlwfzliiw fjtlliilffl -at za is