Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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fats. ETH. 7lgL's -.k .K X S R Womenis Governmg Board firing J -Zig fi L OFFICERS MEMBERS President ...., .,......... M artha Vogan Nancy Loughead Louise Buchanan Vice President . . .... Lois A. Boose Jean Spencer Louise Brown Secretary . . . .... Doris Poundstone Lois Anne Boose Shirley Tanner Treasurer . . . .... Margaretta Eckles Jane Elliot Page Forty-Jive The Women's Governing Board, in its eighth year of ex- istence, was made up this year of four officers elected by the girls of the college and the presidents of women representa- tive campus organizations. The purpose of this board is to present the problems of the girls and to sponsor activities which will help in maintaining a spirit of co-operation and good will. A We meet every other Thursday at five o'clock in the Colonial and Mary Anderson Pew Dormitories alternately. During the fall, the board had a meeting with the freshmen girls to introduce them to the members of the Women's Gov- erning Board. We sponsored an informal tea at the Colonial on Homecoming Day.

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judicial Board OFFICERS: President, Nancy Sipe Secreta ry, Avonell Kinder MEMBERS: Peg Marshall Louise Brown Louise Buchanan Jane Daryman Martha Vogan The Judicial Board, created by the Women's Govern- ing Board, is growing in importance on the campus. lt is completing more efficiently the job for which it was established, to serve as a mediation board on all judicial matters between the faculty and women of the college. The members of the board are as follows: President and Vice President of the Mary Anderson Pew House Council, President and Vice President of the Colonial House Council, a representative-at-large elected by all the women of the College, and as a new addition this year, the President and Vice President of the Ketler Dormitory. This year the Judicial Board has put some new rulings under a trial period. lt has set a definite amount of time which the girls may be late before they are to appear be- fore the board. Although these rules are being used, each case is given individual consideration. Every detail is carefully considered before granting an extra permis- sion requested. The Judicial Board has a great responsibility to both the women of the college and to the faculty. Through cooperation and the sharing of responsibility, it has shown that it can function successfully. Page Furry-.rz 1,

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ORGANIZATIONS Woman's Governing Board Judicial Board Alpha Theta Mu Colonial House Council Mary Anderson Pew House Council The Ouija Staff The Collegian Staff Y. W. C. A. Y. M. C. A. Philokalian Speedwell Chapel Choir Schubert Club Spanish-French Club Leadership Club Christian Service League Student Affiliates ot Chemical Society Woman's Athletic Association Waiters Outing Club Latin Club Ketler House Council Page Fory-f