Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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A. W. S. COUNCIL 'iih Associated Women Students' ( ouncil. composed of a president. vi«r-pivsi(li nl and sccrc-tur elected from the girls of I lie college: the vice-president of the student IxmIv: presidents of all women s clubs and professional fratcrniiics: class vice-presidents and one other representative from each class: outlines the policies and activities of the women students. Activities for the year included the annual A. W. A. Hall. Kampus kapricc (a musical coined) written and produced enlirel) b students). ( o-ed day. and several assemblies an outstanding one being the Mother’s Day program, a part of ( o-cd da . An attractive center is the newly-decor-ated A. M . S. office on the third door of the Main building. I his year, for the first time, the A. . S. ( otincil is recognized on Awards and I lonors I )ay. A constitutional nmemlmenl has made this possible. ttrn Kimr Hrlh MIIoiok, Itnth IVtrnon. IWU ( kuicti. Ilrlrn Jnhnum Grrltuilr Wad try, r«ti» I irvn Srfivul Kiwi Itulli Clayton, Julia Crm Woirr ( arlum. I.liili MnaliLirit llulli Ov.rn. lnr (.iivuinn Third Kinn Hrrlir Mar Kvnnv |Vrn sht| IO. Matiturrl Kidunli. tuna larlu-l [22]

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WOMEN'S PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL CTJYK MKMBKRS Ruth ( i.ayto.n—( hi Omega President Bernice MeC 'raeken I .eu Peterson..... I lelen Mc icker ... Ardis I.arson...... Cleneora l ife..... Phyliss Klanun .... lar Spongberg .. I.a on liitccar .. Doloris I linrsnn ... Barbara I hearer .. ... .Chi Omega ( hi Omega ........Sorosis .......Sorosis .....Bela Della .....Beta Delta Sigina Phi Beta Sigma Phi Beta . I hot a L'psilon .Theta l'psilon l lMM MKMBKRS Alton I home............................ Rita ( ranney.......................... Allie Burgoync......................... Kina Miller............................ Anna Boss.............................. ........Sorosis ... .Chi Omega .....Beta I )elta Sigma Phi Beta .Theta Tpsilon First How VIc'irtfi. McCracken. Hamm, C‘U ton, Inrun Sreontl Kant Whitccnr. fhorton. Sponclicrf. Flic. I'keurer [21 ]

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PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL nit: past ii lias lx cn ilio duty of each business manager of flu main publications on the campus to solicit the advertising I«»r his respective interests. As a result, the local merchants of l.ogun have been annoyed from at least ten or more different sources. Realizing the defects and inefficiency of this method of obtaining and directing or apportioning advertising for the various organizations and student | od publications. the student body executive council has attempted to remcd this situation l an amendment to the student body constitution, which has provided lor a publications council. I he function id this council will be to act as a centralized body to solicit and direct, on a pro-rated basis, all advertising that is to go into the various publications throughout the school year. I he major aims of this IhhIv are. first, to direct oil a pro-rate basis, advertising into the channels that it rightfully should go: second, to bring about a feeling of co-operation between the business men and the school publications which are receiving the benefits of commercial advertising. I his can Ik done by limiting the number of managers soliciting advertising. I lie membership of the council this year consists id Howard l aw. chairman: Ld-wurd Bagiev. Buzzer: I-rank l onnesbeck. Student l ife: I ila Peters. Kxeculive( uun-cil: Paul l.arsen. Pi Delta Kpsilon: Ray West. Jr.. Scribble: Lester Pocock. Publicity Department: and John Stewart. Bee Hive. In this the initial year of its organization. the time has been spent working out the minute details necessary for a properly functioning group. However, it has made very important developments that will undoubtedly prove to be extremely beneficial in the future. [23]