Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Student Bnvernlnent The Women's Student Government is primarily an organization to promote the Honor System and to develop wide-spread responsibility in each individual. Not only does it accomplish this aim but it has the wholehearted cooperation ot all the women on campus. Stu-G is a democratic institution. The 'Board ot mem- bers represents and acts on the maiority ot opinion. This year they worked out the problem ot smoking in the reception rooms to the satisfaction ot students and faculty alike, and also made it possible to have coed entertaining in the Wom- en's Union tour nights a week. An organization of this caliber is naturally open to criticism and welcomes it. Yet its strength and workability testify to its value as a permanent governing body tor Bates women. First Row, left to right: B. Bartlett, E. Gray, E. Mills. Second Row, left to right: NI. Willard, F. Dworkin, M. Richard, J. Mather, J. Thompson, M. Walch, L. Clark. Third Row, left tn right: B. Fienemann, H. Papai- oanou, Lahagh, A. Smith, J. Baldwin, M. Stewart.

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Student Enunlzil First Row, lrfl to right: B. lNIacDougal, R. Hobbs, J. Larochelle. N. Temple, R. Woodcock. Srfond Row, left lo right: F. Chapman. C. Radcliffe, G. Disnard. This year the Council once again assumed its major role in campus activities. Representing all men on campus Stu C worked to bring about greater cooperation between the college administration and the male student body. Through its weekly open meetings and occasional meetings of the Assembly the desires of the men were made known and the efforts of the Council directed toward bringing lite on campus more closely in line with the popular will. Close coordination was maintained with the Women's Student Government and the President through bi-monthly meetings of B. C. C. Inspired by the campus's illustrious Mayor John L. Dyer, the Council carried on an active program, including rallies and a men's smoker at which movies of the Toledo game were shown.

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Bailey Bartlett Berkelman Bertocc CARROLL P. BAILEY, M.S., Assistant Professor of Physics PAUL B. BARTLETT, A.M., Professor of Business Economics, Director of Placement ROBERT G. BERKELMAN, A.M., Professor of English ANGELO P. BERTOCCI, A.M., Professor of French AUGUST BUSCHMANN, A.M., Assistant Professor of German and Latin MARY L. CARLSON, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Greek and Latin, House Fellow J. MURRAY CARROLL, A.M., Professor of Economics ROBERT E. COVELL, A.M., Instructor in History P 6- Buschmann Carlson Carroll Covell