IIT Chicago Kent College of Law - Transcript Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE FN J is . l Student Council ' Post-Graduate Class ................... .... H oward I. Tobin, Chairman Senior Class' February '25-President ..... Emanuel H. Sherry Senior Class June '25-President ..... ..... M arlow J. Madden Senior Class-Section I. . ., ........, Thomas E. Smullin Senior Class-Section II ...... ...... H elmer Hansen Senior Class-Section III .........,.... .... M ilton W. Servos Junior Class February '26--President ..... ..L-eon I. Ketcham Junior Class june '26-President ....................,....... Frank O. Bidwell Junior Class-Section I ........... ..... F rank O. Bidwell, Assistant Secretary junior Class-Section II .... Junior Class-Section III .......... Junior Class-Section IV ......... W. Kaiser ......... Freshman Class Freshman Class Freshman Class- February '27-President. I. Benjamin Cleaver ....Harold I. Ross Harold UQ Fishbein june '27-President ...... ..... D avid W. James . Freshman Class-Section II .... Freshman Class-Section III. . . Section I ........... .Donald R. Murray ...Benjamin Gould ... .Edwin H. Felt Junior College ........... .... . '. . .Julius Solomon Athletic Director .... .... . ..Reuben B. Short I Secretary .... . . L . .William M. James Page II6 19'zi7

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THE. , . h Student Council The Student Council of Chicago-Kent College of Law was organized in January, 1924, to fill the need of a point of contact between the student body and the trustees of the college. e . -Under the present plan ot organization it includes the president of each class, together with such other representatives as provide for representation from every section in the college. The post-graduate member of the council acts as chairman, and a secretary and assistant-secretary are chosen. In making the appointments of members to complete the sectional representa- tion the trustees have endeavored to select such members as would provide for a member from each of the fraternal organizations at the college, and such members as those who would receive the cooperation of their fellow students. The council was not formed to act as a -student governing body in any way, nor is it its purpose to hinder the work of any other college organization or any of the fraternities. As stated above, the purpose of the council is to provide a means of contact between the trustees of the college and the students, and to promote the numerous school activities, such as de- bating, The Chicago-Kent Review, athletics, the Annual Homecoming, The Transcript, etc. a f The most conspicuous work of the first Student Council was the organi- zation of a Students' Building Fund Campaign, which was carried on in the formof aicontest between the various classes. During a space of about two months several hundred pledge cards were signed by students, aggregating over eighteen thousand dollars. This campaign was carried on in conjunction with that of the Alumni Council, although wholly independent in its own sphere and conducted solely by members of the Student Council. During the present year the Student Council was active in promoting the first annual homecoming ever staged by Chicago-Kent. The homecoming was held at the Broadway Armory and was featured by a number of athletic events conducted by Athletic Director Short, coupled with a large attend- ance on the part of alumni. In addition to promoting the homecoming, the Council has been active in giving the needed publicity to school activities. Atthe end of its second year of existence, there is a feeling on the part of the council members that its work has not been in vain, and that the need which existed before its organization has been to some degree filled. As the present senior members retire, it is with the sincere wish that the good work so started may continue, for the Class of 1925 was in no small measure responsible for the organization of the Student Council. 1925 IS 1 1 Page II7