Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)

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W 11 If +P? sf4 19 I HONOR COUNCIL Layman Prather . Miss Sillimau Conner P-Tike Williai' Bowman DINING HALL Q COMMITTEE Miss Bowman Emswiler Bittinger Clague SOCIAL COMMITTEE Wi11ce1'son Prather Gaynor - Miss Howe Houser Miss Bowman Lewis A Miss 'VVheat1ey Arbogast Pfofossor Adkiiis

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TI-IE STUDENT ,COUNCIL GOVERNED MOUR LIFE ON ' THE ,CAMPUS I OUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT was a democratic one. The main representative body was the Student Council, JEAN PRATHER and some of the subsidiary groups werefthe Honor' Council, Plffidfnf Uf 5mde1'1f 1300731 the Dining Hall Committee and the Social Life Committee. These groups often worked behind the scenes, and perhaps they didn't always get the publicity and creditidue them. But their student members, elected 'by the students, gave time, thought and effort to the task of working out what was best for the most of us, and their good work was its own reward. , Seated: Skelton, Conner, D. Prather, Professor Clague, Layman, I. Prather, Miss VVheatley, A Waiiipler, Glick, Hoy, Bowman, Dove. Standing: Fike, Crizer, Xkfalsh, Williar, johnson 18

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