Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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JEAN CORRY Soph omore c ounci Sophomore Council is made up of efficient little bluejackets — girls whose cheerful services during orientation week and throughout the weeks that follow are the answer to a freshman ' s prayer. These girls, selected from the freshman class of the previous year on the basis of interest and progress, must always be wide awake and on their toes. Some of their duties are checking rolls in Convocation, daily raising and lowering the flag in front of Bryan, and many other tasks in connec- tion with their special project. For this year it was a campaign for better care of the campus. The life of a Sophomore Council girl, however, is far from being all work and no play. Always to be remembered are those famous get-togethers at the Spic after the weekly Thursday night meetings; and best of all, that weekend at Camp in the fall, when last year ' s members join the crowd for Sunday dinner and a real old-time reunion. Jean Corry, second vice-president, acts as advisor. 20

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BETTY EWIS ISABEL ROGERS SENATE That the Tally lassie became this year more than ever before a conscious campus citizen was evidenced in a larger Senate gallery. Voting for her were her class-elected repre- sentatives and officers from the most im- portant campus organizations but she herself took an active part in the discussions. Main issues were increased Senate membership, Senior privileges, new dormitory regulations. Gavel-pounder was Betty Lewis, first vice- president of CGA. FORUM In the halcyon days of peace Student Fo- rum was a means of airing cross-student opinions on campus matters, a method of irritating to action on student problems. In time of war, these forums have assumed the important role of stimulating the student to an active part in defense. Emphasized this year was the part our school could play in the total war program. Isabel Rogers, as third vice-president of CGA, was chairman.

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Social Standards Council Usher Committee The coordinating body of all phases of campus social and recreational The Usher Committee consists of the chairman, a junior, together with activity, the Social Standard, Council plans a program of social and flfteen members, appointed by the chairman and the president of the recreational events fo.r the year and secures general participation in this r .. r . A .. -,-, . ., ... , ... a K College Covernment Association. I his year the committee performed its program, while they continue to maintain high standards throughout our college life. General Advisor is Miss Olivia Dorman; General Chairman is Jean Lloyd. duties of ushering at college functions under the chairmanship of Jane Sims Handbook Committee The Gold Book, containing all the vital information about our college, its government, standards, and traditions, is edited by the Handbook Com- mittee, of which the chairman is a junior, Sanna jane Taylor. Working with her are two sophomores, Anne Powell and Carolyn Flewellan, and another junior, Martha Helen Long. 21