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Simmons John Fromme Shaffer McWhorter Weaver Bennett Myers Ellison A. W. S. The purpose ' of Associated Women Students, composed of all women stu- dents enrolled in the University, is to regulate all matters pertaining to the stu- dent life of its members; to further in every way a spirit of unity and friendliness among the men and women of the University; to increase the student ' s sense of responsibility; and to be a medium for maintaining high scholastic and social standards. Open House, held each Friday night m Elizabeth Moore hall, met with huge success having an average attendance of two hundred students. Upper-class women acted as guides for the new women on the campus and guide meetings were held for the freshmen women during the first semester. One of the outstanding jobs of the council was the point and merit system. Blanks were distributed asking women to record all the major and minor activities they had participated in while in the University. The purpose of this system was to limit the number of outside activities, to create a fairer distribution of offices and to provide a basis for the selection of women to the various honoraries, clubs, and organizations. The annual Gold Digger ' s Ball was sponsored by A. W. S. and women treated the men for the evening. A. W. S. also helped Young Women ' s Christian Association sponsor an art exhibit. Teas were given the faculty, presidents of campus organizations, and the mothers of students. 23
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Student Council The governing board of the student body is the Student Council. It is a standing committee which serves as a connecting link between the administra- tion and the students. The Council in addition to selecting men for various ad- ministrative and executive committees, makes all regulations concerning inter- class contests and relations, and reviews official acts of all officers and com- mittees. The Student Council is composed of ten members, elected annually by the student body. These members are as follows: president of student body, who is an ex-officio member; a senior man and senior woman representative; a junior man and junior woman representative; and the presidents of the Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. Foley Moran Flemina John Smoyer Davies McCartney Klebe 22
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