Doane College - Tiger Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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f Q 7 l E WH MUSE MEN'S CDUNCII. DONALD SMITH ..... President STUART BOHACEK . . . Secretary RALPH ST. JOHN M ember-at-large CHARLES ALLER . . Member-o.15-large ALEXANDER BLACK . . Senior Class JAMES DAVIS . . . Junior Class GLEN JESSUP . . Sophomore Class DEAN A. G. HEYIJOE .... Advisor THE present plan for a Men's Council was adopted in 1923. This plan calls for a president and secretary and two members- at-large to be chosen by the entire men's group. Besides these men, each class elects one representative, the freshman class electing at the beginning of the second semester instead of at the opening of the year. Originally the purpose of the lVIen's Council was to advise and cooperate with the Dean of Men in matters pertainingto the Wel- fare of the men. At the present time, however, much of the power of discipline is held by the Council. Its decisions are subject to the approval of the Board of Deans. Regular meetings are held each Vlfednesday for the discussion of problems connected with discipline or other matters of interest to the men. All matters are submitted to the men for discussion before their adoption. Page18 I l