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Students' Association Probably the very first love of college freshmen this year was the Students' Associa- tion, for it abolished freshman hazing and established a mild two-day form of Freshman Week as an initiatory measure for first-year students. Stricter campus discipline and fairer justice in Kangaroo Kourt were maintained, and the spirit of fun in which the initiation was first established was enlarged. Another project under the supervision of the Students' Association was the opening of Bellevue house for daytime use as a stu- dent union center. Magazines and books were purchased during the year and were installed in the reception room, ping pong tables were made available in the ballroom, and deck games, such as shuffleboard and miniature bowling, were accessible during the day on the porch. Inaugurated first as an experi- ment, the student union is open on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons, with Mrs. Lulu Carlson, Bellevue house Overseer, as hostess. Other outstanding accomplishments of the Students' Association during the year in- clude redecoration of Bellevue house, the writing of a new list of rules for the use of the student union building, and the publish- ing of the second annual New Students' Guide, a small booklet given to every new registrant to help him to become acquainted with the traditions and accepted customs of Hastings collce. In collaboration with the YM and YW, the Students' Association staged the traditional new students' reception in the gymnasium the second week-end of school, so that students and faculty could meet each other formally and become ac- quainted with each other against a background of music, grand marches, and reception lines. El Carol Greenwood, able gavel-pounder of the organization, was assisted by Margaret McCown, vice-president, and Betty Hoch, secretary. It was the duty of these three to supervise the various student affairs of the campus. As college treasurer, Mr. D. P. Jones acted as treasurer for the group. Left to right: McCown, Greenwood, Hoch. ,Z 29
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Mrs Carlson Mr. Daddow Mrs. Harris Mr. Hoffman Mrs. Hoffman Miss Krieger Miss Needham Miss Turner Miss Watkins Mrs. Wriglit College Assistants MRS. LULU CARLSON, Social Director- Supervises social functions at Bellevue and is always on hand to be sure that things go well. Sees that mislaid articles are returned to owners. ALONZO DADDOW, Snperintenrlenf of Buildings and Gronncls-Keeps snow shovelers and floor sweepers under supervision. Boasts a Du Pont chemist son who is a graduate of Hast- ings. MRS. MARGUERITE HARRIS, Business Of- fice Assistant-Helps find jobs for students assigned to do NYA work. Supervises the dis- tribution of funds and checks on hours that these U. S. employees put in. GEORGE HOFFMAN, College Cm'pente1'- Repairs loose doorknobs and builds campus furniture. Always on call when any of the col- lege property needs attention. MRS. MATILDA HOFFMAN, Mafron of the Dining Hall-Oversees food for campus stu- dents for prescribed quality, vitamins, and texture. 28 CHRISTINE KRIEGER, Office Assisfunlf- Serves as secretary to the Dean. Directs the college mimeograph service. Helps register newcomers and locate positions for seniors. ELSIE NEEDHAM, P1'KSiLl672f,S Office Assist- ant-As 'lPrexy's official letter-writer, guards office information with diligence and keeps the presidential office from invasion. HELEN ANNE TURNER, Assistani in Reg- istwzids Office-Does secretarial work for the registrar. Has a pleasing face, a pleasant smile, and a partiality for good jokes. EMMA WATKINS, Business Office Assistant -manages affairs in the bookstore and sees that college accounts balance. Has reputation for making delicious popcorn' balls and candy. MRS MILDRED WRIGHT, Business Office Assistant-Takes care of lists, accounts, files, and what-not in the business office, has charge of duplicate keys for forgetful profs.
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