Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Men’s Dormitory Council J. L. Knight, President M. E. Toussaint J. O. Hansen W. F. Simpson H. Chequer, Jr. The Men's Dormitory Council is composed of one representative from each of the men's dormitories, and is the supervisory body in the self-government of this group. Its functions are largely advisory, but its decision is final on matters pertaining to dormitory affairs. This system of self-government has been distinctly successful, and has many outstanding advantages over the method used in some schools. With the full co-operation of the administration and the students themselves, the Men's Dormitory Council has done much to make the dormitories a better place to live in. 327

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Woodlawn Dormitories Why Do They All Picl{ On Freshies? Behold! In the six Woodlawn Halls are housed the objects of Soph wrath. Junior indifference, and Senior condescension. “Treat 'em rough and tell 'em nothing seems to be the motto of the Upperclassmen, but they cannot keep the Plebes down. So far, Carnegie Tech has only seen us as unassuming, obedient little Plebes, but wait ! ! ! Anyway, we have good times and our houses are popular, regardless of the fact that we wear cotton hose. Junior House Presidents Linden Hall.......................................Alice Ribblett Magnolia Hall.....................................Elizabeth Lesser Oak Hall..........................................Florence Hartman Spruce Hall.......................................Gladys York Sycamore Hall.....................................Virginia Wallis Walnut Hall.......................................Dorothy Boyle 326

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McGill Hall OFFICERS President Dormitory Council Representatii'c Vice-President and Judge of Trials . . . . Secretary Treasurer L . K. Harris M. E. Toussaint J. W. Hasken J. Kinghorn . R. F. Schneider 328