Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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vely EAST GREEN COUNCIL Coordinating and guiding the governnnents of the ten men ' s dorms and the one women ' s dorm on East Green is the task of East Green Council. Composed of the presidents and vice presi- dents of all the dorms on the Green, the Council reflects the views of all who live on the Green. In an effort to encourage a high level of scholarship, the Council sponsors study tables where those who need tutoring may find it. Cram ses- sions are organized by the Council to help men who have missed classes. Besides encouraging scholarship, the Council urges the residents of East Green to participate in its extracurricular program which ranges from mix- ers ond teas to athletics. Row one: Dave Spreng (president), Phil Muck. Row two: John Purdy, Ed Staten, Edward Haymes, William Krupp, Carl Fillpiak. Thomas Beordmore, Russell G. Sheley, Chuck Murtaugh. Row three: Dick Binstadt, Jim Hutton, Jim Pyle, Jim Opie, Larry Riizi, Judy Woddington, Al Pecora, Richa rd Kelsey, Fred Boatman, Bill Spencer. Row four: Carl Henning, Dick Prentice, Bernie Zilbergeld, Elmer Schultz, Gene Kluth, Dick Henry, Barry Katz, Ron Smiczek, Kester Walters, Dennis Wil- son, Paul Schuller, Howard RoBack, Barbara Zettelmeyer. 22

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VOIGT HALL A golden egg was the hidden treasure, and o trophy In the form of a rabbit was the prize in the third annual Easter Egg hlunt sponsored by Voigt hiall. Fraternitys and dormitory men rose at sunrise to search for the egg; each group was given a treasure map in the form of a riddle, designed to befuddle but also to lead to the golden egg. Proceeds from the hunt were used to buy Easter baskets for the Children ' s hlome. Santa ' s workshop complete with bustling elves was the setting for the Christmas formal. And to practice the spirit of the holiday season, Voigt women participated in an Angel-PIxIe Week. In the memory of the woman whose name their dorm bears. Dean Voigt, dorm residents made scholarship and loyalty their aim. Row one: Phyllis Harris, Margaret Falkenberg. Row two: Julia Paull, Pat Ervin, Judy Small, Alice Pitcock, Jeannine West, Jean Morgan (president), Marjorie Warman, Peg Kowalka, Arlene J. Blaine, Marlyn Broom, Marion Spiegel. Row three: Cynthia Noles, Gretchen Gahm, Nancy Harless, Judy Morris, Elaine Hovanyi, Jessie Jones, Mary Hen- son, Lee Brogue, Mrs. Mary K. Formon, Diane Grande, Eden Anderson, Audrey Balinsky, Sondy Arman, Sandro Richcreek, Zona Fulkerson, Shirley Onofrey, Lynn Gardner, Doris Axe, Kay Mellenbrook.

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f T - The president of East Green hears a petition or a suggestion from one of the men ' s dorms. Almost every freshman man lives on the East Green for one year. A disagreement may come up in the democratic proceedings of the Wednesday night meetings. These student leaders take their problems seriously. Bei ' ore they vote on a new issue or item of business, the Council members weigh both sides. The social life and governing o( a large body of rren is in their hands. 23