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

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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

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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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Who's Wino The purpose of Who's Who is to serve first, as an incentive for the students to get the most out of their college careers, sec- ondly, as a means of compensation to stu- dents for what they have already done, thirdly, as a standard of measure for stu- dents comparable to such agencies as Phi Beta Kappa and the Rhodes Scholarship Award, and lastly, as a recommendation to the business world. Candidates for this honor are chosen ac- cording to a combination of qualities: Character is a pre-requisite. The student's record is to be considered before entering the college, 'while in college, and the general reputation he enjoys among the students and faculty. Also to be considered is the student's lead- ership in extra-curricular activities, athletics, society, religion, and student government. lt has been decided as to scholarship that Page Forty-three due to the different grading systems in col- lege a certain point or grade has never been determined as a requisite. lt is not necessary that one should be an outstanding student, but the fact that he excells in all other phases may be considered in determining his qualifi- cations. Also considered in the naming of the can- didates are the potentialities of the student's future usefulness to society. Nine candidates were selected for the honor of being listed in Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. The eight girls who were selected were: Jane.Daryman, Louise Brown, Lois Anne Boose, Jean Spencer, Lois Shaffer, Martha Vogan, Nanzy Zwinggi, and Ada Jean Myers. The Junior boy selected was Joe Johnston. Fifteen candidates may be selected each year over and above those previously named. Juniors and Seniors are eligible.