The omen's Student Government Association is a self-governing body working in co-o| cration with the Dean of Women. Its membership consists of all women students enrolled at A.P.I. All girls are encouraged to take an active narl in the Association, and many are elected to the positions of president or vice-president of one of the fourteen women's dormitories. The dormitory officers together with the executive officers of the entire organization make up the representative body known as the W.S.G.A. Council which meets weekly. The Handbook, published by W.S.G.A.. contains the rules and regulations by which the women students abide ami is issued to each freshman girl annually. Also found in tin Handbook are the W.S.G.A. Constitution and the Constitution of the Freshman Advisory Council, which is responsible for tin1 primary orientation program sponsored by the Womens Student Government Association. Ollier activities sponsored by the Association are the dormitory parlies, under the direction of the Social Chairman, and an annual lea in the fall in Imnor of the freshmen and transfer students, nolher project of W.S.G.A. is the decoration of the women's dining balls for the Christmas dinner. The officers for the year are: President, Irene Donovan; Vice-President, Juc«|uc W aller: Secretary. Marilyn Brown: Treasurer, MaxieKeavcs; Town Bcprcsentative. Mary Anne Norton; Social Chairman. Mary Jo Hubbard; ■ ar.d Devotional Chairman. Ann Floyd.
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