Lindenwood University - Linden Leaves Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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',--.- OLIVE A. RAUCH SECRETARY SARAH M. FINDLEY, B.S fSIMMONS COLLEGE, LIBRARY ALBERT L. JONES, B.S., A,M FIELD REPRESENTATIVE DORA A. SWABEY QLONDONJ A SWIMMING

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A ' z KRAH M. FINDLEY, ag, fsmmons cottsssl LIBRARY X l i R I N il l ss Qi. ll' P 'F-Il-H zmkvu E1 F r xmas II T. f 'f -1 I ll um .E ADVISORY BOARD MISS RALSTON MISS FONTAINE MRS. ROEMER MISS BERRY MISS PORTERFIELD STUDENT BOARD CFirst Semesterj President-LOUISA HUDSON NELLIE ORR KATHRYN GROSS ELSIE COOK FLORENCE MCCONNELL ELSIE PORTH WABEY ORA A' 5 D U-oND0Nl Sw1H G STUDENT BOARD CSecond Semesterl President-RUBY CONOVER GLADYS GRIGG IRENE ROGERS EMMA MUELLER MATTIE MCGREGOR VIVIAN MOSELY Student Self-Governing Association of Lindenwood, was organized in September, 1914, and went into effect October 1, 1914. The membership in- cludes all resident and non-resident students enrolled at the College. Ili, The ofiicers consist of a President of the Student Body, five members of ':'4c 'i' the Governing Board and an Advisory Board of ive from the faculty. The five members of the Governing Board and President of the Student Bodyhold office for one semester. They are elected in the following manner: One representative from each sorority. Two non-sorority girls are elected by the students, exclusive of sorority girls and non-resident students. One non-resident, non-sorority girl elected by non-resident students. Three candidates for the presidency are nominated by the Governing Board and elected by the Student Body. All elections are by ballot and are held the last week of September and the first week of February. There are proctors appointed by the Government Board for each day in the week on each floor, to oversee the day study hours. These proctors hold office for one semester. The Government Board has jurisdiction over walking privileges, attendance and conduct at church, day study hours and general conduct in the buildings and on the campus. Students failing tolabide by the laws of the Constitution are punished. The students have shown remarkable aptness in managing their own problems this year, and we hope to be all the more successful in the coming year. 21