University Daily Kansan
Monday, May 17, 1965
Page 7
SUA Board Announces New Committee Leaders
Following a series of interviews, the Student Union Activities Board has announced the selection of new committee chairmen for the Fall Concert, the SUA Carnival, the Summer Board, and several activities committees.
Tom Sullivan, Wichita sophomore, SUA carnival general chairman; Bob Liddle, Kirkwood, Mo., sophomore, publicity chairman; John Vratil, Larned sophomore, tickets chairman; Constance Myers, Newton sophomore, judges chairman; Paula Bruckner, Emporia junior, queens chairman; Dorothy Anne Elsberry, Pine Bluff, Ark., sophomore, concessions chairman; Linda Maher, Hinsdale, Ill., sophomore, booths and skits chairman; and R. Benton Peugh, Wichita freshman, decorations chairman.
Members of the Summer Board are: Terry Hammons, Oswego junior, chairman; John Stover, Colby sophomore, recreation director; Brian Biles, Atchison junior, secretary-treasurer; Martin Holmer, Wichita sophomore, entertainment director; and Susan Pierce, Kan-
OTHER CARNIVAL Chairmen include: Joanne Emerick, Murray Hill, N.J., sophomore, secretary; John Perkins, Atherton, Calif.; junior, advisors; and Bill Weber, Wichita sophomore. finale.
The new chairmen are:
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kakee, Ill., sophomore, cultural chairman.
The chairmen who will head SUA committees handling such activities as films, art exhibits, and forums are: Doug Miller, Pittsburg junior, minority opinions; John Sapp, Havana, Ill., junior feature speakers; John Casaday, Wichita sophomore, activities carnival.
OTHER CHAIRMEN ARE:
Kathy Kronkright, Leavenworth sophomore, Chancellor's reception;
Dave Kleier, Oxford sophomore,
travel bureau; Jim Hays, Cincinnati,
Ohio, freshman, Friday
Flicks; John Tullio, Bartlesville,
Okla., junior, classical films; and
Blake Biles, Hutchinson freshman,
Oread Jazz Festival.
Sherry Knox, Omaha, Neb,
sophomore, exhibits; Jeanie Handy,
Minneapolis sophomore, Picture-Lending Library; Mike Maloney, Hutchinson freshman,
Quarterback Club; Tom Payne,
Salina junior, Traditions Dance,
and John Green, Kansas City, Mo., sonhomore. Queen's Dance.
THE NEW CHAIRMAN of the Union Open House committee is Dave McClaim, St. Joseph, Mo., freshman, Chairman of the Oread Jazz Festival Steering Committee is Blake Biles, Hutchinson freshman.
The members of the Fall Concert Steering Committee were also announced. They are: Betsy Wright, Topea sophomore, general chairman; Mason McIntire, Oregon, Mo., sophomore, tickets; Mike Hurtt, Shawnee Mission freshman, publicity; and Ken Nicholay, Mission sophomore, arrangements.
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