Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY k N THE word of A. S. B, President Wayne Roberg, “It hns l»r» »n the desire of the I Associated Student Council to sene the students as efficiently and as effectively ns i uaaible. Many projects have lieeii undertaken to further the ; rogresa of the student body and to strengthen the effectiveness of that organization. An exhaustive list of projects is the result of thet ' nuneil activity. More import¬ ant among these arc the new campiis bulletin bonrds, near the Lounge, in the Post Office, in the Library, ami ill the three dorms; the appropriation of funds for new publications offices; the establishment of a new Senior award system for three out¬ standing members of the graduating class; the building of new trophy ease and scorer- ' table for the physical education department; the gnjiervision of the complete revision of the college handbook; and the supervision of the Homecoming activ¬ ities including a s| ecial edition of the Campus Crier, postcards sent to alumni, and publicity in community dulls. Other projects were the sending of letters to clubs and other groups for sug¬ gestions and criticisms; the maintenance of the Student Lounge, and recordings for the Lounge machine; the building of a new door for the main entrance to the Ad- f ministration Building; the provision for half-time entertainment at athletic contests; cooperation with the Public Service de| artment in sponsoring High School Senior Bay; the appropriation to the Meisner memorial; and the redesigning of the A. S. B. official stationery. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS T HE Associated Women Students, largest organization on the campus, officially opened the college social season by giving a welcoming tea for all students and faculty the first Sunday of Fall Quarter. Another student-faculty tea was spons¬ ored by A. W. S. immediately preceding the hristmas holiday. Fbie to the flu epidemic, the Snowball, annual tolo dance directed by the or¬ ganization. was held at tlm beginning of the winter quarter, instead of during Christ¬ mas month, as originally scheduled. Spring projects included a fashion show and the direction of Mothers’ Week- End activities. Each month throughout the year u mixer was held for all women in the old gymnasium.

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