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. I F' , my-1 I. 0 - 0 I. HR lflf 4, LW . Cv LY W' ' l fi -fav .- ' T J . 1 ' A ' OUSC Of Representatives Front Row: Hardy, Lombard, Pattee, Tarr, Harmon, Crosby, Seely, Second Row: Buswell, Kelleher, Nelson, Cameron, Quinn, Front Row: Hardy, Lombard, Pattee, Tarr, Harmon, Cro JOSEPH K. BARRETTX: JOHN D. BREWER JOHN W. BUSWELL WILBERT F. CAMERON JOHN A. CARNIE ' JOHN H. ANDREWS PAUL R. BERGI-IOLTZ JOHN F. CROSBY RICHARD B. KNOWLES RICHARD B. LOMBARD ALDEN G. BASS ROBERT K. BERRY MELVIN XV. CHASE DONALD M. BOYER DAVID ENTIN DANIEL O. HARRINOTON 'V First Semester Only. Seniors WILLIAM H. CHESLEYQ: C. RAYMOND GUSTAFSON RONALD C. HARMON SAMUEL F. KELLEHER Juniors WYLIE G. MAOIVOR SANTO J. MARINO JOHN C. MCCULLOUGH BRAINERD A. NIMS LINWOOD M. PATTEE Sophomores D. RICHARD FRENCH J. PHILIP HALL Freshmen CHARLES J. KAPPLER THOMAS A. LEGUERN 93I Chase, Berry, Marino. sby, Seeley. CHARLES J. MCCREADY HUGO J. NELSON CHAUNCEY E. SEELY EDWARD B. STEVENS? STUART A. TARR STANLEY P. QUINN FRANCIS W. WALKER' HOLMES H. WHITMORE IRVING M. WINERH: ROGER A. HARDY C. BURTON HOLMES PHILIP HOOTSTEIN NOREERT V. REARDON ERNEST L. SHERMAN JOHN M. WALKER 'W It I 'VWWWWWYDWW . I - . Q S ..-A R M E 3 Q . Q R E
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The Council consists of two representatives from each department of 1' - .ff 'Ur I I :A :IN rig W ... irq 4 'I ni :Egfr lx 4, X M ' i Q 1 fl' 1 ' i' f' ' ' lil- S' ' ' J- 4 Q ' I I-4: f 'r1:5f:' 'wil ,114 ' I Z- nu' - 1.-I if 5- vp i f jg 'X I . ....L.Z.....,,,....,,............ . A I- . -- I -' fir' 2-' gf' gf kai, Ev .uw is .- 5.9 Ria G . I: 1 .. .4 A.. Q4 A. :QP T -E. 1' 4 I -1 '7' X1 I. 1-I Inn- 4 you I1 Jil ww . I 0 0 0 fb QI fn, ,I , L iv. I f ares Boston I niversit Student Council Third Row: Spence, Cox, Lombard, Filie, Hiebert, Second Row: Heuderhat, Carney, Joyce, McCracken, Franke, Kingsbury, Kueffner. Front Row: Marshall, Davis, President Marsh, Edgeworth, McCleod. the University elected by the student body, or appointed by the Dean of the respective departments. The object and duties of the council are to provide a suitable medium for cofoperation between the university authorities and student bodiesg to provide an instrument for united action by the student bodies of the sever' al departments in affairs and enterprises which are of interest to the stu' dents of more than one departmentg to encourage and promote interfdef partmental relationsg and to establish a united university life and spirit. REPRESENTATIVES C. B. A. CDayJ JOHN A. CARNIE RICHARD B. LOMBARD Theology JASPER H. Cox WALTER G. MUELDER Education C. B. A. CE'ueningsJ FRED G. KUEFFNER EERRUCCIO A. FILIE Law JosEPH GOODBAR RAYMOND SPENCE Religious Education CHARLOTTE MCCRACKEN C. L. A. RUTH A. JOYCE WILLIAM F. DAVIS P. A. L. BERNADETTE E. CARNEY CHRISTINE MACLEOD Medicine HORACE P. RUSSELL JOHN M. HIEBERT Graduate PATRICIA EDCEWDRTH FRED ISACKSEN JAH HEUDERPIAT ALICE KINGSBURY ALMA FRANKE Music MIRIAM MARSHALL BARBARA HoDsDoN SQEJQLW g ,... 250 l I- - J - iii-5 titiiiisi ' -f .-I . A --A .- 1- -- Magazin-A ' ' 0 U 'ii R53-i1Fff'F -,I Q 45 .3 .ga eg me 0p4mQ',1-:I Q Q Iv, -2 an fe? 19, H 1 Es'-i 3,,..,.,. fi? ' A Xa ' 1 f NE. 'unix' ' . ' ' 1' pi V V U VT if iss? Sf fri? I 't YW
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