Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Hossfeld, Shattuck, L., Fraser, M„ Chu shall, Sharp, A. Student Council This year has been a busy one for the Student council in its efforts to promote the welfare of the students, furnish efficient and adequate leadership for student activities and consider campus problems and the solving of them. The one-hour extension on women ' s Saturday night privileges, women cheer leaders and sponsorship of two all-school dances was a part of their work. Pep rallies and snake dances during football season were held for the first time in several years. Supervision of a bust out each semester and revision of the chaperon rule list are other of the activities. Caravans to Ypsilanti and Kalamazoo, following Albion ' s MIAA championship basketball team, was the work of the council, along with help in canvassing for rooms for veterans during the second semester. The council has also worked with the Com- mittee on Improvement of Instruction in regard to policies concerning blue books. Representatives of all college groups, classes, sororities, fraternities and inde- pendents, constitute the membership in the council. 11

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NELLIE FIELD, Mus.B., Instructor in Piano; CONWAY PETERS, Ph.D., Professor of Violin and Conducting; LOUIS U. ROWLAND, Mus.B., Mus.D., Director of Music and Professor of Piano and Theory; DAVID L. STRICKLER, M.A., Instructor in Voice; (not in picture) ROSE HAMM, M.A., Instructor in Public School Music; DUDLEIGH VERNOR, In- structor in Organ. JOHN S. MARSHALL, Ph.D., Professor of Phi- losophy; FREDERIC S. GOODRICH, M.A., D.D., Litt.D., College Chaplain and Professor Emeritus of the English Bible; CHARLES F. KRAFT, Ph.D., Professor of Religio n. LORETTA AREY, A.B., Assistant in the Library; ALICE RIDENOUR, B.S., Librarian; RUTH ORR WEISS, A.B., B.S. in L.S., Assistant Librarian. 10

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Association of Women Students Changing its name from W.S.G.A. to the Association of Women Students this mediation body began its year with a reception tea to welcome freshman women. A.W.S. next assisted in the first Homecoming since pre-war years by setting up the freshman leaf raking schedule for dormitory and annex grounds. Combining with the Student Council later jn the year, the Association planned a Bust Out , and students found themselves, much to their delight, at a dance in the middle of the week. November saw the traditional Harvest Wreath ceremony, which marked the beginning of the winter season. The wreath was hung over the fireplace by the. president, Audrey McPherson. Also during the year, the Association took charge of the senior carolling and breakfast at Christmas time, the spring breakfast and the Red Cross drive in the dormitory and annexes. Two delegates, this year ' s president, and the president for the coming year, attended the convention of the Central Region of the I. A.W.S. held at Northwestern univeisity. Because of the large number of women students, the precedent established last year of having two campus meetings was continued. Thus, besides having the regular dormitory meetings, the officers of the Association went over to the Erie street campus to conduct additional meetings there. The officers for the year were: Miss McPherson, president; Marjorie Hossfeld, vice-president; LuElla Brown, secretary, and Jean Moifet, treasurer. Shattuck. M.. Shattuck. L. SEATED: 12