American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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The .Qucfent lzfcufty gouncif It's been or tough session 1 The Student Faculty Council supervises all extra-curricular activities on campus except athletics and necking. This was an especially big year clue to the increased enrollment and change oi admin- istration. Many new laws and policies re- garding school functions and student gov ernment were established. This year characterizes greater coopera- tion between the administration and the student body. The council membership was nearly doubled to give it a more democratic representation. Under the able leadership of Art Leopold the SFC issued charters ior several new clubs, continued to distribute funds for the Yellow Iacket, Taper and other campus groups, conducted all class elections, and carried out many other vital functions. Freshmen vote the American Way