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SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Sophomore Council members, selected at the end of their freshman year, take the lead in developing and carrying out a constructive program of campus activities. They perform daily tasks through out the year, but the part they play in Freshman Week deserves special mention. Sophomore Council, in addition, sponsors Torch Night, a ceremony which means much to the whole college. Their advisor for ' 44- ' 45 was Martha Jane Brown, 2nd. Vice President of C. G- A. Their chairman was Jean Cole. MARTHA JANE BROWN 1 I M ' W ' [23]
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SENATE AND FORUM Presiding over Student Senate was Ann Carolyn Allison, 1st Vice President of C. G. A. Senate men.- bers represent the four classes, and various organi- zations on campus. Discussions are open, and alert citizens attended Senate regularly and made worth- while contributions. The main issue of the year concerned the law governing the time at which students must return from over-night absences. Student Forum, organized for the purpose of offering a recognized outlet for student opinion, was under the chairmanship of Dot Jean Glass, 3rd. Vice President of C. G. A. Students met to discuss such topics as the over-night rule, and co-education. ANN CAROLYN ALLISON DOT JEAN GLASS [221
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AUDITING COMMITTEE Responsible for auditing the books of all or- ganizations which receive funds from the stu- dent activity fee is the Auditing Committee. This year ' s chairman was Betty Chazal. Work- ing with her were Margaret McCain and Jeanne Spivey Updike. BUDGETING COMMITTEE The Budget Committee is responsible to Col- lege Council. To it falls the task of allocating the student activity fee to such organizations as are named in the C. G. A. constitution. Stu- dent chairman, Frances Sparkman, was assisted by Grace Sims, Betty Chazal, Sanna Jane Taylor, Mary Stallings, Miss Schornherst, Miss Richey, and Miss Herndon, WAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE As part of her duties as 3rd. Vice President of C. G. A., Dot Jean Glass headed the War Activities Committee- Under her direction campus organizations sold war saving stamps at the Stamp Shack in Wescott, salvage paper drives were carried on, and defense movies were shown. She was assisted by a committee of six. SOCIAL STANDARDS COUNCIL The Campus Social Standards Council coi;- sists of a chairman, Dot Boardman, and 26 members. The group administers the social activities of the campus. Dean Dorman is their general advisor. P4J
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