Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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STl'lll'IN'l' GUYEIINRIENT I r1111I II1111: NIt'KlllIl4,'j'. NIo11tgo1111-ry, Walker, Thorpe, Wade. CI'r1uv.1, .lat-k, Ilinther, Sanders, Stevens. Nt'l'1PIl1l lfmr: NVQ-1-las, llrown, Jones, YY1-lstfli, llowditell, Dearfloll. lillflf' .Srfrlf The XYUIIlt'll.S Sllllltill Gove1'111ne11t Association at Bates seeks to offer to eaeh girl the greatest possibilities of eollege life, to develop a sense of individual respo11sil1ility througli tl1e llllllthl' systeni. to promote eo6pe1'atio11 and harmony be- twee11 tl1e students and the f2lC'llllf'. For tl1e I't'2lllZ2lllUll of tl1ese ai111s 2111 extensive prograin of activities has heen organized lo SllIJIJlt'lllt'Ill tl1e judicial and legislative duties of tl1e governing hoard. Tl1is prog1'a111 is organized priniarilv to enrich tl1e social life of tl1e Campus, and tl1is year inc-luded a series of Sunday 2lfl9I'I1UUIl teas, one of which was Co- edueational. tl1e annual Slllfltdlt fiUV6'I'IlIllt'lll hanquet. a Spri11g Tea Dance, tllltl tl1e seeond tlllllllill eo-ed dinner organized witl1 tl1e l1elp of tl1e Student Vouneil. Tl1e first Xlotl1e1 s Wveeliend to he l1eld UII eanipus was sponsored hy tl1e xYUlllt'Il.S Slllflttlll fioveriinient illlfl Athletic Associations which entertained more lllilll seventy-live n1otl1e1's of Bates XYUIIICII U11 N'UVt'IlllJ6I' 8th and 9th. Tl1e XYUIIIOIIQS Student fiUVPI'Illllt Ill l1ad a part ill l11'i11ging to tl1e campus as leeturer Miss Phyllis Bentley. distinguished English authoress. Tl1e eleetion of 11 eo-ed song leader and tl1e i11itiatio11 of freshnien were a part of tl1e St11de11t fiover11111e11t IJI'UgI'2llll for tl1e year. By SllIDIJll,'Illt'IlllIlfE.f its llllIJUI't2ll1l g'UYCl'IllIlQ' duties with this prograni of at-tivities the Sllllltdll fiUYt'I'llIllt'Ili Board enriches appreeiahly tl1e social life of tilt' college illltl of Bates XYUIIICII.

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S'l'l'llEN'I' l'0l'Nl'll. Front Ifufzx' Keck, l'ellic11ni, Martin, Harper Prfs. . lA'2lI'll, NIIll'1'l1N, I.1111kko. Svcoml Hoff: Coffin, Clough, Kiinnach. lfelieving tl111t 11 good Student Council will take 1111 11ctive progressive i11- terest i11 tl1e 111611 of tl1e school. tl1is j'62lI S body ll2lS taken definite steps tow11rds making the C0llIlCil El respected o1'g1111iz11tio11 11111o11g tl1e Sll1il0ll'fS. In tl1e fall of tl1e ye111'. n1eetings were held witl1 tl1e 111011 to llI1LlCI'SlilI1tl their attitude 011 c111npus questions. As El direct result. 21 11ew type ot' spirit XVHS created on tl1e CHIHIJU5. leading to better football r11llies. 21 speci11l t1'11i11 to Maine. 1111d lively Student Assemblies. Throughout 11ll tl1e footb11ll se11so11 tl1e Council 11s- sumed active leadership. 1111d furnished 1111 6Xi1IllIJl6 of progressive le11dership. The policy of the 111E'I11lJ61'S. wl1icl1 l12lS l16611 Cill'l'lt'Il o11t during the f'6il1', has bee11 to represent students: it l12lS taken such 11 Sliillll before tl1e 2lllIl1llllSlI'2tllUIl 011 questions of rallies, smoke talks, social I't'l2illUl1S. illltl Q.1't'I161'2ll fllSCiIJllIl2l1'f' 1116351111-TS. It is hoped that 21 Il1OI'Q liberal illlfl progressive Council will be tl1e goal of succeeding n1en1bers. tl111t tl1ey will 11i1n for 111ore progressive illlfl constructive authority. illld use it. It has lleell proved successfully lllill tl1e 111911 of tl1e school will cooperate witl1 21 COllIlCll tl111t will cooper11te witl1 tl1e111. The present officers are: Robert S. H11rper. '37 Presidentg Fred BIiiI'llIl '37, Vice President: Nicholas Pellic11ni '3T: BHl'l1iiI'fl 3Iil1'ClIS '37: John I,Ci1I'll '38, SGCPGJEHTB'-Tl'G3Slll'6I'I lYinston Keck '38: Xyllllillll Luukko 'SSL Fred A. Clough T391 Robert KiIl1I12lC'l1 '39g Zlllil Frank Coflin 1111. -Qtlt'llf!j'UIlt'