Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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F' ffjig S545 .1 I .K X -. . sm, Q 4? f THE Aunvmx Student Council ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL President ................... ALLAN DIEFENBACH QFirst Sernesterj, Senior Class President ......... CATHERINE MORNEWECK QSecond Sernesterj, Pi Kappa Delta Vice-President. ...... CATHERINE MORNEWECK CFirst Sernesterb, Pi Kappa Delta Vice-President. ............ ALLAN DIEFENBIACH CSecond Semesterb, Senior Class Secretary ...... ...,............... L EONA SHUMAKER, France Hall Treasurer.. . . . . .DAISY POWVLEY, Plzilaletlzean Society Treasurer ........ . . . . . . JAMES INGRAM, Y.M.C.A. VVILLIAM BRANDY, Junior Class HADSELL BAUM, Freshman Class LEONA SHCMAKER, France Hall EUNICE KNIPPENBERG, Girls' Glee Club HAROLD BAKER, Kilikilik JOHN NIIEDERHiXL'SER, llfen's Intramurals FRANCIS SPICER, Excelsior Society . . . . . . .LLOYD NARAGON, Foandefs Hall ROSELLA SELZ, Y.W.C.A. RALPH KEIL, Sophomore Class MAXINE ESTERLY, Williard Hall LEONARD SNYDER, Men's Glee Club LUELLA DEHN, Dramatic Club FRANCIS CASSELMAN, Aurora MILDRED BALSIGER, Womens Intramurals EARL JOACI-IIM, Heidelberg Society ARDEN DALE SMITH, A ptonalton Society PAULINE BREXVSTER, Euglossian Society MIXRIAM FLOI-IR, Nyodas DANIEL KOCH, Triad HELEN ALLEN, Hesperian Society MARX' CHADVVICK, Kappa Delta Pi ALTHOUGH THE STUDENT COUNCIL rarely did any thing spectacular the organiza- tion was constantly and quietly at work throughout the year. Its first measure, passed at Dr, Miller's special request, was a warning to the Sophomore Class to the effect that any attempt at hazing the incoming Freshmen would be severely punished. Later the Council met with a faculty committee to Consider the advisability of adopting a program of supervised dancing at Heidelberg. The Council registered a formal protest against the faculty's dictum that dancing was out of the question. A later session passed the responsibility for the May Day Program Over to the Senior Girls. A protest against the way Chapel was being conducted was presented to the Powers that Be still later and was followed by a request that the Friday after Thanksgiving be made a holiday, and that radios and the organ in the chapel be used with discretion during class hours. One of the last pieces of legislation of the Council was a resolution to the effect that the library should be kept open more extensively, and the appointing of a committee to arrange for the matter. The Council took charge Of the Dad's Day Banquet, put on the exchanges, and instituted the first All-College Football Banquet. Eighteen

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UF I932 Miss ONA RUTH WAGNER, A.M. A Dean of Ufomm To DEAN WAGNER MUST GO most of the credit for an intensive and successful effort to place Heidelberg among the highest ranking co-educational colleges of the country. With that end in View she has worked hard among the women under her care. Her genuine interest in, and affection for the college and stud- ents has earned her the respect of the student body. I Seventeen 1 I1 ,QR QL . 3 Q 5,

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