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MEN ' S UNION Page 19
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Row 1: L. Dean Cook, Neil K. CoUard, Floyd Umiman, WiUiam W. SincUir, Norman D. Johiuon. Row 2: Jack Lichty, Wilford M. Collins, Nick Thomas, Don Duff. The Executive Board helped with the enforcement of the Green Pot, and worked on committees for the numerous activities of the Union. Each class is represented on the Executive Board by two members, with the exception of the Freshman class which has one. Floyd Lamiman and William Sinclair represented the Seniors; Willie Collins and Neil Collard, the Juniors; Donald Duff and Dean Cook, the Sophomore Class; and the Freshman, Jack Lichty. Several changes were made in the personnel of the Union after the first semester. Chester Borysewicz and Robert Fillfillan replaced William Sinclair and Floyd lamiman as Senior Representatives; Douglas Smith replaced Neil Collard as Junior Representative; and Neil Collard filled Nick Thomas ' s position as Social Representative. Page 18
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Marion Eberle, Sara Woodside, Margaret Beis and Electa Smith WOMEN ' S LEAGUE THE Women ' s League is the campus women ' s organization of student government. Made up of all the registered women students of the college, the League sets as its purpose the developing of a feeling of responsibility, leadership, cooperation, and democracy among the women. This year, as in years past, the Women ' s League has been a leader in campus activities. After taking part in the Homecoming Parade, atten- tion was turned to the Harvest Hop. This dance, the first formal of the year, was sponsored by the League. Helping to bring to the campus the spirit of Christmas the Women ' s League decorated McKenny Hall for the Yule-tide season. Women graduates of February were honored at a reception given by the League. The League also gave a faculty tea during the year. The Women ' s League has been instrumental during the year also in bringing many noted speakers in for the Campus Forum, and publishing a hand- book to aid new women students on campus. Aided by the advisors of the League, Dean Hill and Assistant Dean Rudin, each spring the League holds an election at which time new girls are elected to hold office for the coming year. This year the election was held March 23, electing girls to uphold and carry on the worthwhile projects and traditions of the League. Page 20
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