Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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■;vi li 111 , ill ' . 1 ,5 ' ■§ B HtL ■■ i w wMP !: 1 Cwlul • r ( a j I i Student Council TPhe organization of the Student corrections or additions. One change Council seven years ago marked effected in the Student Council Consu- me beginning of a step forward in the tution is that of electing hereafter the education of young women. It has President and the Treasurer by the proved that students can advantage- entire student body in June, ously administer their own govern- The making of a calendar for all ment. social events is one of the important The Council at its weekly meetings duties of the Council, has attempted to adjust the Constitu- To succeeding Councils we sincerely tions of all the organizations by either wish the greatest success. Officers President Helen Devine President of Senior Class Mae Manning Chairman of Recreational Committee t, ■ , , r ■ ■. , T Vivian Plouffe President of Junior Class Marion Lynch School Treasurer Helen Eames President of Freshman Class President of Commuters ' Club Edith Parsons Ada Wilson Chairman of Social Committee Representative from Dickinson Hall Alice Knickerbocker Mabel Smith

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Student Government at Dickinson Hall Chairman, Mabel Smith Secretary, Alice Knickerbocker Treasurer, Edith Parsons HPhe House Committee is composed of three officers: the Chairman, elected from the Senior class; the Secretary, from the Junior class; and the Treasurer, from the Freshman class. Mass meetings are held every Monday night, when any activities within the dormitory are planned, and all problems which the students wish considered are discussed. If no satis- factory decision can be reached, the problem is left with the House Com- mittee who may obtain the advice and help of Mrs. Loker; ratification of deci- sions is made by Mrs. Loker with re- view by Dr. Russell. The House Com- mittee seeks to make Dickinson Hall a happy place in which to live.