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

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woMEN's SELF-GOVERNINGAssoclATloN , The Women's Self-Governing Association adopted o new constitution and a new freshman advisory system this Year. Social functions included the big and little sister marshmallow toast during freshman week, a series of freshman teas, the first annual leadership dinner for women student leaders with Miss Helen Battrick of Akron University as speaker, and a formal dinner in honor of Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, secretary of the state of Connecticut. Q . Delegates attended conferences at Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio State Universities. Officers: president, Rosemary Patterson, vice-president, Jean Mersereau, second vice-president, Virginia Kurtz, secretary, Mary Jane Wilson, treasurer, Helen Moser, advisor, Dean Audrey Kenyon Wilder. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Wood, Margaret Smith, Mary Parker, Dorothy Boskey, Virginia Kurtz, Jean Merser- eau, Dean Audrey Kenyon Wilder, Rosemary Patterson, Mary Jane Wilson, Helen Moser, Kathryn Bilderback, Mary Bair. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Parady, Arline Nie- dermeier, Mary Herman, Florence Mahler, Molly Tay- lor, Mildred Stockburger, Jane Eichenauer, Henrietta Baughmon, Edith Heazlit, Marie Dobmeyer, Miro Alert, Ruth Barkow, Ruth Kellere meyer, Lulu Hoops, Eliza- beth Myers, Mary Evelyn Feller, Harriet Rupp, Dorothy Bright, Miriam Shuler, Grace Householder, Verity Ellen Coder, Eileen Pickett. FRONT ROW: Dean J. R. Overman, Jean Mersereau, Mr. Paul W. Jones. SECOND ROW: Francis Ruth, Richard , Camp, Richard Dunipace, Prof. Jesse J. Currier. Miss- ing: Dean A. B. Conklin. The eight-member Board of Publications, entering its third year of supervision of campus publications, was con- fronted this year with the problem of keeping campus journalism on an even keel in the face of uncertain condi- tions. Appointments to important staff positions, a responsibility of the Board, presented added problems due to the uncertain future plans of many men students. Financing of publications during the period of rising costs was an increasing problem confronting the Board. The Freshman Handbook this year was made an official student publication and placed under Board super- vision. Officers: chairman, Prof. Jesse J. Currier, secretary, Jean Mersereau. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS

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STUDENT COUNCIL As the highest student governing body on the campus, the Student Council has many traditional duties. Among these continued this year were the planning of the freshman week program, the setting up of rules for the student assembly programs, financing of the Freshman Handbook, arranging for the University Anniver- sary Prom, and the Council banquet for the election and installation of new officers. Jean Mersereau and Max lhrig represented the Council at the regional student government conference held in March at Purdue University. Officers: president, Roger Gifford, vice-president, Ed Christian, secretary-treasurer, June Smith, advisors, Miss Florence Baird, Mr. John Bunn, Dr. C. G. Swanson, Mr. Paul Jones. FRONT ROW: Mr. J. W. Bunn, June Smith, Miss Florence Baird, Ruth Hey- mann, Roger Gifford, Jean Mersereau, June Reed. SEC- OND ROW: Donald Patter- son, Max lhrig, Don Cun- ningham, Martha Jordan, Jo- seph Clague, Richard Camp, George Spangler. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Har- ris, Miss Gertrude Eppler, Deon Audrey Kenyon Wilder, Miss Grace Wills, June l Smith. SECOND ROW: Dr. Clare Martin, Eugene Tho- mas, Allen Georgenson, Wil- liam Fischer, Helen Stur- geon, John Bronson, Dr. W. E. Steidtmann. With an eye toward halting the suit-case parade, the Social Committee, with Dean Audrey Kenyon Wilder as chairman, planned one of the most extensive social programs ever presen The bi-monthly meetings usually took place over the dinner table at Kohl Hall. The Committee attempted to reach the non-dancing student by sponsoring Sunday afternoon sings and all-campus game nights. Members worked in cooperation with Masque and Mantle to bring to the campus some of the great movies of past years from the Museum of Modern Art in New York. These were shown on Saturday ted to students of any Ohio university. nights. Officers: chairman, Dean Audrey Kenyon Wilder, Dorothy Harris, secretary. SOCIAL COMMITTEE

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