Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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EXECUTIVE BOARD TOP PICTURE, standing: Bettymay Oulley, Margaret Hatcher, Mary Purchase, Bar- bara Hubbell, Loraine Peterson, Violet Marti. Sitting: Rhea Anderson, Marian Schwarzkopf, Mary Esther Ross, Dru Ransom. BOTTOM PICTURE, standing: Maxine Addy, Peggy McGregor. Opal Brazee, Jean Finkbeiner, Marion Kempf, Shirley Vollmar. Sitting: Jane Comstock, Evelyn Rice, Arlyne Phillips. 28

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STANDING: Margaret Ellis, Betty Adams, Phyllis Griggs, Helen Bess Artley, Alice Dunham SITTING: Joyce Baske, Marguerite Sherman, chairman, Elsie Purchase COLLEGE wouUln ' t be colle. c wiihoui rules, and rules -WDuliln ' t be rules s ' ithout our Advisory Board— lor Avonieii onlv. For it is vithin the hands of this board that e ery ruler-breaker places her late. ALn- guerite .Sherman, as chairman, and Betty Adams. Helen Bess Artlev. Alice Dunham. Margaret Ellis, Phyllis Griggs. Elsie Purchase. Joyce Baske. and Freshman Jean Harmon ( ho is appointed) hear excuses once a Aveek on Win I ' as Ten Minutes Late. or The Watch Thai .Slopped and it vas such a reliable one. too. But e erv girl •h() appears before the board is given a fair chance to jusiifv her actions. A ' hate er thev might ha e been. The group listen courieoush to her explanation, discuss the problem among themsehes. and reach an unbiased conclusion. Fhe Ad isorv Board wasn ' t estab- lished idi the idea of pimisliment: its main purpose is to remind ihe ( ' o-eds that the rides set u|) for them are to be kepi, in (trder lo gi e e er ' one etjual righis ami liberties. ADVISORY BOARD 27

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C VERY successful organi aiioii needs a boaid to decide upon its general - - policies and lo ihe Women ' s League Kxeculixe Board lalls Uiis duly. One part ol the Board consists ol the chaiiinen ol (he aiious connnittees. Each chairman has charge ol one jjartic tilai held in League. Because all of litem ha e done oiUstanding woi k in their arious lines, c thought vou might be interested lo see jusi what comiinliee each one headed: .Assemblies Helen Holleran C am])us .Sisters Marv Karris Clubs Loraine Peterson Constitution .Mar I ' lnc base Llec lions Rhea .Vnderson Facidty Clhals P.arbaia Hubbell Finance Mar i.sther Ross Pid)licity . Iai ian Sc Invar kopf Ser ice Bettvniav Outley Soc ia! Dm Ransom .Sludent . d isors X ' iolet . Iaili Ihe other girls on the fxec iili e Board are known as Mendjers-at-Large and lhe ' work with the connnillee chairmen lo lerrel oul the desires of the co-eds and li ' to do something about it. Ihex work on tenlatixe tides con- cerning hours after danc es and college finic lions. The ' gi e freshmen ■ s ' omen the right send-oll ihrmigh their Campus Sisier work: iheir semi lormal dances go o ' er wiih a bang— the Hawaiian atmosphere ol the Har esi Hop set agog everyone ol die two lumdred couples wlio atlended. Si le Shows. Co-ed Coinil) ' Capers. Bridi;e parlies ;nid dancfs ,n ' e all planned and carried oul through the action ol this ;.;r()Up which was elected last spring. .Vll the cam- pus problems aic brom;hi to the aiieniionol these execiuixe lasses and they ti) ' to wot k otu ihe best soluiion for each one. But the big iwison lor such wnndeilid success e idenced this (.:ir is the line spirit ol coopeiai 11)11 shown in ,ill Le;i,nue drk and workers. Girls are reali ing moie lull e er eai ju i how much a pat t ol die League ihev are. and how enriched their college li es become when tlie gi c ' ol llieir .ibilities and talents to Lea ' ' ue work. 29