Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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The official looking group of people who sic around the table on the second floor of Mary E. Woolley hall every Thursday evening arc not a bunch of ogres. They comprise our judicial board, and it is their responsibility to sec that we adhere to the rules we have set up under S.G.A. By careful handling of the inevitable problems J.B. has been able to keep our honor system a vital and integral part of campus life. Reps assembled Judicial Board Hutchinson, Holton. Mutch, Brandenburg, Mahler, Lamb. Mapes chairman, Robertson. Eleven

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Long, Litmb president, Mapes, Rutherford, O'Shea. Student Government Association “Subject only to the reserve power of control of the Faculty and or of the administrative officers of the College, the President and faculty . . . grant to S.G.A. . . . the power to make and enforce regulations with regard to all matters concerning the conduct of . . . the students in their college life.” And since we are all automatically members of the Student Government Associa- tion, the power rests in our hands. The changes made last year in the social regulations are just one example of what an active student organization can accomplish. Ten Nominating Committee: Blackburn, Singer, Bruton, Howard, H Mapes, Robertson chairman. Lamb, Washburn, Gepfert, Burns, Ma 'o'

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BfcJMWt Tomlinson, Monnik, Foster, Hazard, Miller, Hamilton, Barbour, Romieux, Nighswandtr, Cooper, Karpinski, Estey, Hirsch, Fratt, OKeefje, Maper chairman, Scherer, Young. House Presidents Officially, house presidents preside over house meeting , appoint hall committees, act as S.G.A. executive office s, and serve as members of Rep. assembly. Actually, of course, they do a million and one other things includit g answering unanswerable freshman questions, checking up on pumpkins or Christmas trees (and mistletoe), an . solving the inevitable problems. Committee Head: There is much more to living in a college community than attending classes and abiding by the social regulations. In order to organize this many faceted life, committees arc appointed to take charge of such things as reducing fire risks, making voc. ttf information available, raising money for college projec s, selecting movies to be shown on campus, and providin for recreational facilities in Wilbur. T we I ve Edgar, Garland, I 'ante), lasmb, Muehrcke, Winters, Brastow, Curtis, Iorras, 0 Shea, Wharton, Phear, Miner.