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Student Council 5 y W, , aylf Ifff Presidenn. H ffgf l'iczPre5idf1: Xeasll. V, Yoskey
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tl K Ist Row: J. LaZaro, S. Wherry, J. Wasser. 2nd Row: C. Reiber, S. Gallagher, P. Morrison. C. Stuart, J. Shockey, B. Medsger. N Freshman Counselors . Lehman, R. Swope, J. Levisky, B. Gillander, J. Modic, D. York, W. Curry, A. Johnston. From the time she first enters Grove City College ,until the time she becomes a sophomore, the freshman woman student is guided, advised and befriended by her Junior Counselor. Each counselor is selected in the second semester of her soph- omore year on the basis of her character, personality, extracur- ricular activities and scholastic achievement. Because these Counselors live with the freshmen, they are al- ways near-by to help guide their girls in their adjustment to the College. Guiding the freshman men through their first year at Grove City College are thirteen men counselors. These men were chosen by Dean Kring on the basis of their interest, experi- ence, and academic achieve- ments. The upperclass counsel- ors worked with Mr. Menden- hall to orient the freshmen and help them with all their difficul- ties, both social and academic. Because they live in the same dorm sections as the freshmen, they were always available to give advice and encouragement.
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l l Ist Row: R. Taylor fTreasurerj, W. Mehaffey CAcademic B. Pratt, J. Hunter, W. Anthony, T. Stewart, N. McGin- Vice Presidenzj, B. Schaack fPresidentJ, H. Capps CSO- nis, R. LaZaro, B. Sherlock. 3rd Row: P. Anthony, D. cial Vice Presidenrj, I. Deets KSecretaryj. 2nd Row: L . Shockey, D. Lattanzio, E. Becker. Newell, V. Yockey, I. Shockey, B. McClelland, R. Riley, The Student Council, composed of twenty-f1ve mem- bers representing the four classes and other campus governing bodies, acts as a liaison between the student body and the faculty. Its purpose is to foster under- standing and cooperation between the two groups and to serve as an efficient governor of undergraduate af- fairs. The Council is in charge of freshman orientation, Homecoming, the annual Jazz Concert, May Day, the All-College Weekend and the annual Ugly Man Con- test for the benefit of the World University Service. The Council also has the power to review student com- plants, to recommend any movement to better college life, and to assist the administration in directing the student body.
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