Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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Made up of the Inter-Sorority and Inter-Fraternity Councils, the Inter-Organization Council has the final say-so on all matters of common concern to the fraternities and sororities. The magic Word Homecoming means not much until this organization goes into action, as it sponsors the Homecoming Dance, largest, happiest function of the year. Individually and apart, the Inter-Sorority Council does such things as regulate sorority pledging activi- ties, mediate inter-sorority disputes, and give various teas. Also definitely mentionable is the Inter- Sorority Formal, official opener of campus formal activities. Names to remember: Vera Welty, president: lune Reed, vice-president: and Lucille lump, secretary- treasurer. The other fifty per cent, the Inter-Fraternity Council, does a like job for the fraternities in such matters as pledging and mediating. Best known and probably best remembered is the council's rare feat of bringing a big name band to the campus every yearewithout losing money! Names to remember: Quentin Bowers, president, Don Mason, vice-president, Gaylord Groff, secretary, George Iohn, treasurer. SITTING: Gladys Burling, Vera Welty, lune Reed, Lucile lump, Katherine Bilderback, Walter A. Zaugg. SECOND ROW: Marie Decker, Mary Cross, Don Mason, Quentin Bowers, Gaylord Groff, lane Parent, Nova Groll. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Barker, Kenneth l-larger, Arch B. Conklin, Clarence Goterba, Dick Fruth, Rosemary lohnston. A COUNCIL OF COUNCILS ,

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FOR THINGS SOCIAL Long traditioned, the Social Committee meets each Monday with Dean A. Wrey Warner, capable chairman. Scarce heard among noise and thunder of other divers committees in action, this group puts forth prodigious efforts to cope with expanding social programs and new concepts of social life. Such things as the distribution of money to various organizations to embellish All-Campus social functions, the compiling of a social calendar, and the War on the suitcase parade bogey are tackled by this group. Basic aim of the committee is to help produce a more social-minded student. Names: Miss A. Wrey Warner, chairmanp Peg Curtiss, secretary. W. E, Steidtmann, Al Sautter, Wrey Warner, Vicki Finnegan, Ernest Nixon, Iune Smith Peg Curtiss Arch B. Conklin, Marguerite Carpenter, Clare Martin. .24.

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STANDING: Ieanette Zachrnan, Inga Stenger, Eleanor Rupp, Mary Catherine Stahl, Phyllis Iackson Rosemary Patterson, Marian Archibald, Marian Andrews, Marie Waltermire, lean Mersereau Helen Fashbaugh. SITTING: Helen Sturgeon, Alice Dinsmore, Mary Lucille Rostofer, Ruth Allison FOR WOMEN ONLY Knowingly or not, all women upon registering for the school term become members of the Women's Self-Governing Association As might be suggested in the title, the association functions in drawing up and enforcing campus co-ed rules. These rules, sactioned by popular co-ed referendum, pertain chiefly to indubitably important matters such as hours and conduct Decisions made eminate from the central governing board, composed of all Women housechairmen and officers elected by the co-eds. Little Sister projects are sponsored each fall. These are intended to aid unorientated Fresh girls in becoming both acquainted and ad justed. Teas and dances given frequently are aimed at doing the same thing. Names: Mary Lucille Rostofer, president, Ruthanna Fridley vice presi dent, Helen Sturgeon, second vice-president, Alice Dinsmore secretary Ruth Allison, treasurer, Dean A. Wrey Warner, advisor. .26.