Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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Student Council One of the main objectives of the Student council is to channel all campus-Wide ideas, pro- posals and opinions through this organization. Yearly duties of the council include all-cam- pus elections, supervision of Homecoming festiv- ities, and many other extra-curricular activities. This year the Council began by sponsoring a freshman party during orientation Week. Most of the all-campus dances are also sponsored by the Council. The Blood Bank program and the annual T.B. stamp sales drive are two important projects made possible by Student council efforts. The group also supports the Foreign Student move- ment on campus by donating large sums of money to this organization. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT Row: J. Elliott, A. me, recording secretaryg Blakeman, president, H. holmg Royleg Calkins, S. thorne, Edwardsg Corke. A.. W. S. The Association of Women Students, a group of self-governing women who represent the female student body in all matters concerning dormitory life, sponsored many successful activities this year. A pajama party for freshman Women to help them become acquainted with the school and board opened the year. The annual leadership dinner for outstanding women leaders on campus, all-campus study breaks, a upenny-night, the hanging of the harvest wreath, the annual Christ- mas breakfast, and a dorm dance were some of the activities sponsored by the AWS. A.VV.S. FRONT Row: A. Elliott: Van Campg Youkerg J. Elliott SECOND Row: Dean Wilder K. Thompson, t r e a s u r e r Mertz, vice president, J. L. Smith, president, Mrs. Pren- tice. BACK Row: Lohrman Westerman, A. Lepard, corre- sponding secretary, Shields, Uehling, Molner, recording secretary. YL' Lepard, B. Hamiltong Grind- staff, Nottg McKinsey. SEC- OND Row: Meader, Dorland, corresponding secretary, Sei- Mongomery, treasurer, Pran- ian. BACK Row: Eatong Scup- Johnsong M. Bradley, Caw-

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,...- . FRESHMAN WOMEN'S COUNCIL FRONT Row: McRoberts, treasurerg Purslow, vice pres- identg Transue, presidentg Rosebrough, secretary. BACK Row: L. Campbell, Pirkag Brinserg Chauncyg V. Pattong Carlisleg Mertz, advisor. Seaton l-lall Committee The main function of the Seaton Hall Com- mittee is to represent the dormitory residents, and direct and guide their activities. This year the Committee has sponsored a number of Seaton Hall arties for the Freshman men and their dates. This group Works with the Freshmen women's group in planning inter-dorm parties and other activities. The group also sets up an intra-dorm sports program where each corridor competes against the others. On a larger scale the Freshman men enter in the campus intramural program. Freshman Women's Council Representatives from each freshman corridor and annex compose the Freshman Womenis council. They meet once a week to discuss prob- lems and plan activities which this year included decorating the campus at Christmas, and the cor- ridor carol sing at Christmas, a coffee hour at the Methodist church following the Sunday service, a leadership dinner in the spring for outstanding freshman women, and May baskets on the doors of the Senior Women students. is '52-Es. M SEATON HALL COMMITTEE FRONT Row: P. Hainesg J. Youngg Mrs. I-Iardingg Royle, presidentg Calver, vice presi- dent. BACK Row: Holmang Coggang Hoffmeyerg S. John- son, Robertsong P. Andreae.