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men ' s union We have our Men ' s Union to thank for the guides or Mugs that led our freshmen men around during their first trying days on the campus, and intro- duced them to the faculty at the first freshmen tea. Our Men ' s Union has done excellent work assisting the Women ' s League in sponsoring the Homecoming and Class Games. It has also done a fine job in sponsoring the Yule Log Drag, of which Bill Adams and Bill Hanford were co-chairmen, and the Spring Breeze, in the second semester. This organization was started back in 1914, on October 6, for the pur- pose of encouraging loyalty, good character, and scholarship, and since that date has carried out the college traditions, by sponsoring college affairs and assemblies. Dean James M. Brown (better known as Bingo ) is the advisor for the Union. Eugene Lucarelli (known to all as Luke ) served as president; Charles Sampler as vice-president; Willia m Coulman as treasurer; and Blake Ferris as secretary. Page Nineteen
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DDVISORV BOARD The Women ' s League Advisory Board, as its name implies, counsels the women in the rules and regulations on campus, and in the respect for these rules as a vital necessity in cominunily living. The Officers of the League and the Board members are elected l)y the women on campus at the annual -jning election. Helen Rahm, as president of the ' oiiu ' n s I.cagii(% directed the affairs efficiently and effectively. Iiciir Saterstad, ii-e-presideiil of the League, served as chairman of tln ' Advi-orv fJoard. I ' uge Eighteen
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union 6X6CUTIV6 BOARD M % ' A . -J- 1 ofl lo I ' ijilil : KiijiciK ' Iiuaiflli. Blak - IVnis, William Coiilman. Cliarlcs Sampi i h TIio I nioii Exooulivo Hoard, wliioli lia the ta?k. of eiiiori-ing the tiadi- lional prot ' ii pot law. tries to l o lair silli all oi llu ' IresliiiuMi repiiinaiultML Each class is represented on tlie Executive Board In t vo meiiibers. Ted Heusel and illiam Nuse represented the Seniors; Charles Hollosy and Wil- liam Ca e. tlie Juniors. Reproentinj; the Sti()hoinores were Harold Carpenter ami Rohert Smiley; and the Freshmen. Hay Cousineau and Jo eph Dodd. Paft TxTHly
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