Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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COUNCIL MEETINGS, call-downs, hand books, and inspec- tions may well be called a council member ' s lot. The girls take these duties in their stride, however, and they seem to be capable cf handling each of them efficiently. This year ' s council record is an enviable one. The president, Mai-y Warren, has done a splendid job of maintaining order among the girls and she is to be congratulated on her ability. She has been very ably assisted by the other members and the result has been a happy and profitable year. Officers of the council are: DoRis Chandler, Vice Presi- dent: Dorothy Foltz, Secretary; Frances Gunter, Treas- urer. Mary Warren Prsident the Council 18

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THE STUDENT governing l.ody for boys has its trials and troubles just as any other, but this year these have been of a comparatively minor nature. Much credit is due the senate members for their excellent handling of the problems which have confronted them. Theirs is a responsible position and they have met this responsibility squarely. It is not always easy to be just but these boys have proved their true merit in this respect. Under the guidance of Junius Peedin. the senate has cooperated in a fine manner and they may review the year ' s activities with satisfaction. Senate officers include: John Rossi, Vice President; Emer- son Whatley, Secretary and Treasurer. the Senate 17

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l ly ta l iy ia cr: tnana tudenh in cz i II nietLcan THE RELEASE of the Who ' s Who list is always a long awaitt-il event and this time was no exception. There was a grand total of fourteen new meirdjers added to the former roll of Elon repre- sentatives and this included twelve seniors and two juniors. The honor is not one to be treated lightly for there is much time and forethought spent in choosing the candidates. A committee of faculty memJjers is responsible for the selections and in doing this they must keep in mind several qualities. Leadership, scholar- ship, character, personality and individual abilities are considered and weighed and the candidates nominated in accordance with the results. Students chosen as representatives this year are all active in some phase of college life and their records have been deemed such as to deserve this honor. The ones chosen are: Ikis Boland, Eliza Boyd, Lula Browne, Doris Chandler, Nell Crenshaw, Earl Farrell, Jeanne Hook, Mary Ellen McCants, Junius Peedin, Edna Rumley, Walstein Snyder. Theo Strum, Jessie Thurecht, and Mary Warren. 19 nLvet itied an Ji y atiecie