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Show First Row: Second Row.Student Government BoardPollock WhiteDavis G. AndersonW. Anderson White LambourneWatkinsMoss ClarkSTUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEEThe Student Government Board has the authority to administer disciplinary measures as penalties upon any member of the student body. In addition, the Board acts as an advisory council to the executive committee, and in this capacity proves itself a valuable aid to the officers.The jurisdiction of this body extends over all cases which are infringements on a college law. Since there are no direct penalties for violations of rules in the constitution, all final decisions are reached by the general judgment of the united board. This body also appoints nine members of the commission of control, who act in collaboration with them, to maintain order. This board consisted of: The executive committee, Wesley Anderson, Grace Anderson, Theran Davis, Dick Pollock, and Virginia White; the presidents of the four classes, Jay Glen '31, Phil Ray '32, Ted Moss '33, and John Stewart '34; Richard Lambourne, Douglas White, Marvin Jonas and George Watkins. Dick Pollock as second vice-president, acted as chairman.This year the State Legislature was welcomed at the University of Utah campus. The members of the Legislature visited the school to investigate its needs, in order to gain an estimation of funds needed. They investigated each department separately and found crowded conditions which could be remedied only by liberal appropriations.They were extensively entertained during their visit to the campus, and all doors were open to them. A banquet at the cafeteria and an assembly at Kingsbury Hall were the outstanding events. During the assembly they were greeted by President Thomas and the President of the Senate responded to the greeting. Several of the members of the Senate and of the House of Representatives gave their criticisms and suggestions to the student body which had gathered three thousand fold to receive their message.Professor Baliff was chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements and he was capably assisted by one faculty representative and two student representatives from each school.46 |
