University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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-KOVEHIN.MEINTOF,llY,AM)F(m W. S. (J. A. 1 lu Women ' s Student Government Association is a council representing all sorority, aon-sorority, off-campus, and dormitor) women on the Maine campus. It serves to execute the purposes and ideals of the association l alert atten- tion to the needs and desires i l its mem- bers. The purpose l W.S.GA is to encour- age active cooperation among the women of the Universit) in self-government, and to promote high standards 1 honor and integrity in all matters ol personal con- duct. The annual Student-Faculty Tea and the arrangement of assembly programs for women students serve as permanent functions of the council. To fit the needs of this present year, the W ' .S.G.A. spon- sored the Defense Coordinating Council. The annual tea this year was given in honor of the Defense Council. In addi- tion, the committee on Student-Faculty relations has become an important aspic i of the program. Barbara Savage is President, Frances Donovan, Vice President, Bett) Price, Secretary, and Man Fogler is Treasurer. W.S.G.A. officers: Savage, Fogler, Price Mullen, Page, Davis, Miniutti, Gleason, Crowell, Pierce, MacLeod, Fogler. Savage, Price, Rourke, Barker, Gascoigne, White, Scammon, Deering, Iveny, Holmes, Perazzi

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r. m r r nr r. nr. o o 3rd row Potter, Day. Moulton. Burke. Bardo, Warren. Kilpatrick. Winters. Girdwood, Rome. Chapman. 2nd row: SmUh! ' Houston. Perazzt. Barker. Mullen Pierce Rourke. M.niut.i, G.eason. Chute. H. Fog.er 1st row: Corbett, Mank, Phillips, Downes, Savage, Price, M. Fogler STUDENT SENATE I lie Studeni Senate i- ni|» s l l representatives from the several fraterni- ties, the Women ' s Studeni Governmenl Planning the Meeting Association, il ' dormitories, and the ofl campus nun. Ii serves .1- .1 coordinating imii between the University administra ti,,n ami the studeni body. Ii brings about, in effect, the studeni body ' s sa) in the administration i the University. I he Senate has the powei n exa 1 student-governing legislation, fhrough this legislation it attempts i fostei and ,l n , ( 1 studeni sentimeni in ili dim tion ol general cooperation, promotion l beneficial studeni activities, developmeni ol ,,.ll( ge spii 11. .in.l ilu upholdii l nivi nit) ideals. I hi nati is . mpow , 1, ,1 10 invi stigati an) question concern ing Hi. studeni body, and ii maj also 1 1,111, 1 1. 1 .1, 1 10 ilu administn I ,,u ,,!,,, 1 inum s is I ' n sid in. Miles Mank, i Pn sidi nt, Stanle) Phillips, s,, retai . and Dean ( lorbeti i tli I llll il iS4 I 28

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MEN ' S SENATE The Men ' s Student Senate is composed of the presideni ol each social fraternity, Waiting for the meeting to start ;1 representative l the proctors, .1 repn si ntativi from the Campus, and three non-fraternity representativt 5. I li, fntei fraternity Count il is made I only tin fraternit) representatives to the Men ' s Studenl S nate, and is .1 committa oi the Studenl Senate. The Coun il lias full powei to m gu late all intciliau ■mii matters noi ban died 1 the University. Rules and regu lations foi rushing and pledging are among the mos( importanl mam is com ing under the jurisdiction l il council. Lawrence Downes is President, Miles Mank. Vice President, Stanley Phillips, Se retary, and Dean ( orbetl is th 1 a nlt Adviser. 3rd row: Day, Bardo, Warren, Kilpatrick, Glrdwood, Rome 2nd row: Winters, Moulton, Potter. Chute, Fogler, Chapman, Elwell 1st row: Burke, Corbett, Mank. Downes, Phillips, Smith, Houghton !()