Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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StiMd wrt S €?M tirt t Chamber of careful consideration ... to study and seek solutions to problems of student activity, interest and welfare. Ready and real representation ... the number of members varied, but each college, class and campus group had a voice. Aggie realm legislation . . . the emphasis was on the student and on measures that would improve his experiences in U.S.U. atmosphere. Any phase of collegiate endeavor could Ik the subject of intense debate. Ideas were vivid, and. as Bob often said, “It behooves us all to consider carefully. The white sweater was a mark of distinction, but the real badge of authority was their student contingency . . . working for the good of A.S.U.S.U. Nancy Adams Humanities and Arts Senator Lynn Davis I.F.C. President Karl Koemer Hu .7 i Editor Lynda Puzey Education Senator Loren Anderson Engineering Senator Lynn Heninger Co-Orgs President Janet Lemon Home and Family Life Senator Ann Stringham International Senator Kichard Andrews Science Senator Dave Hess Forestry Senator Wcndall Miller I.R.C. President Lynda Too Lon Panhcllenlc President Margaret Bott Independent Senator Jeanne Higher Student Life Editor David Nelson Business and Social Science Senator Bob White Jr. Class President David F. Johnson Sr. Class President Duane Price Agriculture Senator Ken Young Independent Senator

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Dick Baker Brian Neuberger Cultural Vice President Financial Vice President 17

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Evan Stevenson Manager of Student Union Coordinator of Student Activities Jay Anderson Program Director Rolph Ken- Assistant Coordinator of Student Activities Stod nt Union iZonrd nnd Coanwnitt cs Putty Plant Dec Williams See., Union Board Union Board Tom H. Griimnctt Union Board Marie Hyde Union Board Union Building construction was at times an eyesore, but promised l ettcr things to come. Expansion — the cornerstone of this year's new Student Union Building. All watched the added physical expansion from a distance, but few wandered over the actual construction. However, Evan Stevenson was seen balanced high on top of the planks, inspecting and contemplating what future activities would take place under this hollow structure. But the steel and concrete forms occupied only a minute portion of the full significance of expansion. Growth and development were also a vital part of the Union Board and Committees as each student who had a part could testify. Leading a group discussion and sharing ideas, arranging for a concert or an art exhibit, publicizing an event and sponsoring a dance for the studentbody’s enjoyment and relaxation — these functions provided satisfaction and growth to the organizers as well as to those who participated. Y'aried programs have certainly extended student friendships as they labored and relaxed together. Expansion — physical, social ami cultural — was l est viewed in our Union Building. 19