Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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'lllie primary purpose of any llllil6l'gl'2Iflll2ItC society is to estab- lisli the importance of individual- ity and leadership in group action. NYlietl1er the organization is re- ligious, social. fraternal. or pro- fessional is of secondary signifi- cance-tlie ultimate aim is still manifest. An interesting parallel might be drawn between this prem- ise and the attitude of the Ilniver- sity toward departmental organ- izations. Striving always toward closer inter-departmental coordin- ation. tlie administration encour- ages progressive departmental or- ganizations as an essential foun- dation for all-University integra- tion. DEPHHT URGHH

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JUNIORS M SENIORS Nfarjorie Bates Anna G. Coeelii Ruth lf. Nickerson Wilton R. lVfacLachlan Raymond T. Mattheson Charles F. lVIorrell, Jr. EMBER S Harold G. Johnson William F. Punch Sornoiviorucs Priscilla B. Carlson Jane Wilson David M. Kyllonen William M. Whitesel FRESIIMEN Priscilla C. Hammond Jean B. lVIacDonald Anne L. Swift Ma1'ilyi1 Makemson Joan M. Peiser Russell S. Hatch Kendall 0. Cass Boyd Murphy The Student li , 51- 1 .ii meral Arts serves as the legislative group representing the student body at the College. It was organized with two purposes in viewg primarily, to further student interest in college activities and, secondarily, to foster student-faculty relations as eoordinat' f ' ing unit between these two groups. oard ol' the Collefe cl' l'l In addition to supervisin f th . g c social activities of all student organizations at the College. it audits bi-an- nually all financial records submitted by the treasurers President vicc-p,.,,,.,id,,,,l of the four classes and the recognized student organiza- Rohcfl P' H '0 C l0S F' Moffclli -lf' tions and frequently renders valuable financial assist- lhnlgSBerg21i-Lrson Will0n'l1n2eu1:sIt:li2iruchhm ance to insolvent organizations. Also in conjunction ' ' with the Dean's Office, it prepares a social calendar to arrange a schedule which will permit a well balanced collegiate program. Murphy, Kyll lrlxewll , Johnson, Curm. Punch llummomi. l'1wislHr,Wiln .... .swirac 1 - mn.-..,'l'r isi. -um M. ,L ' ' ' ur non, lVlu1.Donnlcl ll nehlnn VIQYIE-I,Fl!Hlllll5Ill.M0ffl'II I' ' Q , rc:-udcnl llunme, Saecrnlnry Nicks-nu m , Malllllc-nun, Cucchi COLLEGE l 208 l OF LIBERAL ARTS STUDE T BO RD