Lake Erie College - Tiber Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT-President, Betsy Frost, Vice President, Nellie Murshallg Secretary, Betty Bandlowg Treas- urer, Fern Millerg Senior Class Representative, Betty Elletg Junior Class Representative, Rose Mureog Sophomore Class Representative, Ruth Fawcettg Freshman Class Representa- tive, Anne Monson. TVVENTY-FIVE HONOR BOAll,D-CllillTHl2lH and Junior Class Representa- tive, Mary Beth VVarwickg Senior Class Representative, Mary Louise Miller, Sophomore Class Representative, Patty Fin- leyg Freshman Class Representative, Jean Fetzer, Ex Officio member, Betsy Frost.

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T STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government is, without exception, the most important and far- reaching organization of the college. Of this we are made conscious immediately upon our return to studies in the fall. Particularly the new girls are early acquainted with the rules of this ably-run body. hleetings conducted by the president enable us to begin the season with the highest intentions, and furn- ish us with a continual source of inspiration for the months to come. To this association we owe our efficient system of self-government, a system the free- dom and leniency of which we appreciate and with which we conscientiously at- tempt to comply. Especially when we compare our methods with those of other colleges, do we realize how liberal and yet how effectual is our procedure. HONOR BOARD We are duly proud of the fact that our Honor Board has had little work to do during the last few years. It may be due to the thorough explanation of the honor system made to the incoming students at the beginning of the autumn tcrmg however, we are inclined to believe that it is due, for the most part, to the type of girl who attends Lake Erie, a girl to Whom such a system is needlessly made clear, a girl whose very character is founded on such princi- ples of conduct as this system upholds. If it is necessary for the board to take action against a student, it is unquestionably true that student will be given the utmost Cl'1El.11CS to prove her innocence. Justice-that may be said to repre- sent the basic p1'inciple of the Honor Board. TXVENTY-FOUR

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION--President, Ruth MacCrackeng Vice President, Ernestine Bryang Secretary and Treasurer, Barbara Morrisg Business Manager, Ruth Starkg Senior Class Representative, Virginia I-Iittg Sophomore Class Representa- tive, Waneta NVebbg Junior Class Representative, Emily Mil- lerg Freshman Class Representative, Margaret Maclachlan. Q fi 'V WH 'ij.. 'Vis' fl 'HJVEEL' fjwiii-7?i aqNH... ' AVIATION CLUB-President, Ruth MacCrackeng Secretary and Treasurer, Elizabeth Baclnnan. Members-Luna Daw- son, Ruth Grow, Ruth Seiffert, Jean Fulton, Barbara Gris- Wold, Virginia Hamilton, Jane Menke, Jean Kienzle, Phoebe Ann Ford, Barbara Morris, Elizabeth Bachman. l 1 l E , E , E x Q Q i 3 4 I TWENTY-SIX