Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE The Student-Faculty Committee is made up of the President and Dean of the College, the Dean of Women, the Dean of Men, Director of Admissions and Personnel and two mem.bers chosen from the faculty, the officers of the Stu- dent Council and one representative from each social organization on campus. The Student-Faculty Committee serves to bring the faculty and students to- gether so that each may more clearly see and understand each other ' s view- points and problems; thus promoting greater cooperation on the campus. The Student-Faculty Committee takes action on any problems brought up in Student Council which it deems affects the Col- lege on the whole. Through this coop- eration greater understanding between faculty and student problems has been reached. It has indeed proved to be a successful and worthy function. First Rov.-: Fi-;rce, M. Clark, G. Clark, May, Buchanan, Carpenter. Second Ro-.v: Francis, Nixon, Miss Kennedy, Dr. Grier, Dean Cleland, Karlson. Third Row: Mr. Phillips, Mr. Nicholas, Fritz. f 2.U

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Women ' s Government: First Row: Haun. McWilliams, Muirhead. Second Row: G. Clark, M. Clark, Smith, Dykuizen. Third Row: Chatten, Walker, Pierce. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS This year the Monmouth College student body has been ably run by Jim Nixon, President; Sid Jack- son, Vice-President; Charlotte Pierce, Secretary; and Jack Francis, Treasurer. The remainder of the council is made up of one repre- sentative from each social organi- zation. The council ' s pledge to the student body is to maintain and support the highest standards of student life, and to enforce impar- tially and unfailingly the regula- tions prescribed to it. Due to the council ' s work Home- coming was a huge success, and the Spring Formal one of the high spots of the year. Student Body Officers: Nixon, Francis, Pierce, Jackson. {22]

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STUDENT COURT Although the Student Court has re- ceived httle publicity, it is an integral part of our student government. It is made up of five students chosen from the junior and senior classes, two mem- bers from the junior class and three members from the senior class. The court may try any student who violates college regulations. The court has, in the past years, been seeking more rec- ognition that they may become even more successful in their undertakings. liter Francis, Van Deusen, Robb. [24]