Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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ASSOCIATED WOMENS STUDENTS ORGANIZED TWO YEARS AGO, THE ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS HAS COORDINATED THE ACTIVITIES OF ALL WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS. THROUGH ITS EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS, THE ASSOCIATION HELPS WOMEN EORMULATE OPINION. UPHOLDS STANDARDS OE THE UNIVERSITY, AND REP- RESENTS EVERY WOMAN STUDENT. THE DORMITORY HOUSE COMMITTEES KEEP WAYWARD CO-EDS WITHIN THE LIMITS OE RULES AND REGULATION. OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY VOTE EVERY SPRING. I , ' Tk In 'Ur-:ry V. PRESIDENT ROSE LONG Ch g clear-fhinking head of fha A . W Q MARY PEARL CARVILLE PAULA HOWARD V, P ,d 1 Treasurer ELAINE PENN Secrelary ICQ- I'95l QI1 MARY CATHERINE CAFF-ERY LOUISE WHHE I I C I R P I I Chairman of House Presidenis MAY BOLLING CROSS Town Girls' Repregen a ive ommu ers' e resen a we

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41514 D nse Allorneys D'Amicu, Yokum, and Daspif clash wifh Prose- g Ailorneys Delllieux and Bordelon while inlerrogafing Sheriff Sp n. Nol shown are Proseculinq Alforneys Sims and Camp .FW . 4 Sf Chief Juslice Eddie Shaheen, above, presides over the courl, b I Members are Bailey, Saxon, Hamillon, Shaheen, Hebert, BH Rowland. Sheriff Spann has modesfly monopolized fhe foreground ni l v , -if f 'Q ii - 1 THE HONOR COURT JUDICIAL BODY OE THE CAMPUS, TI-IE HONOR COURT ATTEMPTS TO PUT A HALT TO CHEATING AND STEALING BY PREVENTATIVE METHODS AND REPRI- MAND. THE COURT MADE AN INNOVA- TION THIS YEAR, ISSUING STICKERS EOP TEXTBOOKS TO PREVENT THEIR BEING SOLD BY ANYONE OTHER THAN TI-IE RIGI-ITEUL OWNERS. MEMBERS OE THE COURT ARE BIG SHOTS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE COLLEGES, POLITICAL AP- POINTEES OE TI-IE PRESIDENTS OE SAID COLLEGES. MODERN IN DESIGN, THE I-IONOR COURT OPERATES WITI-I BOTH DEFENSE AND PROSECUTION STAEES. I-IAS DONE MORE WORK THAN ANY PREVIOUS BODY. 5153, A Q T Agricullure College Jusfice Marcus M B d f g h th

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