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John M. Daniels Chairman oj I({missions Douglas Miner Assistant Director College oj Engineering and Science William R. Work Amrtant Director Clarence Overend College oj Engineering and Science Director oj Intercollegiate Athletics 25
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Beryl E. Warden Dean oj Students Jessie Y. Yon Assistant Dean oj Women James A. Dickenson Assistant Dean oj Hen 24
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Fir I Row: C. Cook, J. Lisle, ). Price, J. Garner, I). H allas, L. Emm el, R. Knott. Second Row: A. Yorkin, L. Engle, S. Kohn, R. Kindl, A. Christenson, T. Farrahy. Student Council is a representative organization which deals with affairs concerning the entire student body. It has jurisdiction over all student organizations at Tech and all extra-curricular, non-athletic student activities, except those controlled by the Dormitory Councils or Interfraternity or Panhellenic Councils. At the present time there are seventeen voting members and four non-voting members. The work of Student Council is carried on by means of various committees appointed by the President. Meetings are held every Wednesday at 4:30 in the Carnegie Union and are open to any student who wishes to come and listen, or to express his opinion on any subject dealing with the work of Council or with anything under the jurisdiction of Council. Freshman Regulations were supervised by Council. After the Traditions Exam was given, there was an informal dance in the Gym with Hill Leroy's orchestra—free to all freshmen and their dates -to celebrate the end of regulations. This was the first all-school dance of the season and turned out more successfully than anticipated. Council has given the students a full social calendar for 1946-47 with at least one all-school dance a month. This, along with other affairs, helped bring Tech up to the standard of the pre-war schedule. 26
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