Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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CLIFTON D. GRAY, Ph.D., LL.D., D.D 1874-1948 GROSVENOR M. ROBINSON, D.Sc.O. Professor Emeritus of Public Speaking ARTHUR N. LEONARD, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of German FRED A. KNAPP. A.M. Professor Emeritus of Latin WILLIAM R. WHITEHORNE, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Physics R. R. N. GOULD, A.M. Professor Emeritus of Government GEORGE E. RAMSDELL, A.M. Professor Emeritus of Aflathematies FRED E. POMEROY, A.M., Sc.D. Professor Emeritus of Biology SELDON T. CRAFTS Director of Alusic, Retired

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k X fl. Lr1sTr:R E. SMITH, A.B. VVILLI.-XM B. THOMAS, PHD. C. RAY THOMPSOX. A.B. rll1l77171l Sfffffflfj' .-issisfrznf Professor of Chemiszry Instruetor in Hygiene and Plzysieal Edumlion for Alen: Head Coach of Track I ll Wax Q. Q ,A H . 2 IZARBARA A. 'V.ARxm'. ,x.B. LENA XVALMSLEY, AM. PETER WARING, AM, Direelor of .Yezrs Bureau Professor of Hygiene and Insfruefor in Aflugig Pl13'sienlEduer1Iion for l1'omen,' House Fellow PAUL XVI-IITBECK. Am. Professor of English l PERCY D. Wruuxs, 51.5. KARL S, Wooncocx, PH.D. EDWIN M. VVRIGHT, PH.D. RAYBORN L. ZERBY, PILD Professor of .Urzfherrzflfifs Professor of Physifs Professor of English Professor of Religzong Dfrecfor of Ihe Chapel

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The student governments this year have continued their usual activities as in the past and have attempted to im- prove the quality of their systems. The men have handled their problems through the Student Council and led such activities as Commons inquiries, the mayoralty campaign, and men's smokers. The women have worked through the Womenls Student Government and have completed such projects as sponsoring coffees and improving the game room of the Women's Union. In order to facilitate activities concerning both men and women on campus, a co-ordinating committee has been established with representatives from both the Council and Stu-G. This operating committee is concerned with ac- tivities in which both sides of the campus participate. To complete the system, the Bates Conference Com- mittee has continued to be active as a group interested in discussing and establishing general college policies. Mem- bers of both Student Government and the Student Coun- cil have co-operated with Dr. Phillips to analyze all- campus problems. All these governmental groups are aimed at the ideal of campus democracy, and seek to represent all students through a truly representative system.