DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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s v, 1 hm uw wp lg? X 5 . . STUDENT AFFAIRS CUMMITTIQE The Student Affairs Committee is a conciliatory medium between the faculty and student hodv and is made up of an equal number of repre- , sentatives from each ot' the tivo bodies. The com- mittee considers all suggestions. requests, and communications from the student body, arranges the social calendar. setting the dates for the dances, student plays, and senior class activities. approves elections and appointments of student oliicers, and has authority to penalize organiza- tions for violating' social regulations. This year. through the efforts of this body. twelve o'clock hours were granted for informal dances. Arthur Remley has presided as chairman of the committee the past year. , 1 Tull Rllll' T Vothi in D, Moore J. Grady Ron' Two Dean W. Blancharr Prof. V. Pierson Dean G, H. Smith Dean L, H. Dirks Hon' One R. Barrmvs A. Remley J. Dow 19

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HUA RD OF TRUSTEES .T A3 To the Board of Trustees, DePauw University owes its growth and renown. Controlling the property. finance, and business of the University. it has served DePauw well. From the original twenty-live members provided for in Indiana Asbury's charter, the board has grown to the present number of forty. Its meetings are held four times a year, at which times the problems of the school are given careful consideration. To enumerate the services of the board is impossible, but as one reviews the history of the school, one sees their wisdom in the choice of presidents and professors, in the construction of Asbury Hall which is largely their gift, and in their direction of policies which have brought the University to the successful beginning of its second hundred vears. 1- - .,..-bu S W

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ip Ifofv' II Iloxvuey XX Iluut-an I Vlintuu 1 Vochran I Grady I fn- Tum -X Pullman I' Yau Riptl lleniley :fr Om' It Barroxvs XI. Nix I Varnev I7 wlliillll' I. West I. IMIW S'l'l'DEN'l' EXECUTIVE BOARD Student selt'-government at DePauw is largely in the hands of the Student Executive Board and the executive committee, whose fifteen members are elected by the student body once a year. In recent years the Hare system of voting has been used in an endeavor to have a more proportionate representation. Under this system of ballotingf. voters make their choice by ranking all candi- dates in order of their preference. Candidates are chosen by the several political orgfanizations at conventions held a few weeks previous to the election. The president of the Board automati- cally becomes president of the student body. Officers for the year 1937-38 were James Carney. president: Dorothy Moore, vice-presidentg Mar- garet Nix, secretary: and Jack West, treasurer.