Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Jane Shaw ...... President Mary Ballard ..... Vice-President Dorothy Baldwin .... Secretary Bemta Core .... Treasurer ELKCTKD MEMBERS Senior Class Jane Shaw Elizabeth Hatch Dorothy Baldwin Mary Ballard Bernita Taylor Junior Clas: Nancy Farley Dorothy Garlock Sophomore Class Elsie McKibbin George Ann Sha Representative Members Lawain Churchill A. W . L. Jean Ballard Y. W. C. A. Rachel Minges ... Pan-Hellenic Isabel Champion W . A. A. Lois Sherman ..... Union Board Lois Sherman . Freshman Counselor Margaret Hotchin Freshman Lecture Chairman Ruth Halladay Co-ed Editor State eirs Jean Ballard . Mortar Board WOLVERINE

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A . W . The Associated Women Students Council, functioning as the governing body for Michigan State College women students, is representative of all the organiza- tions for co-eds on the campus. One of its parts, the Greater Council, sponsors and furthers co-ed activities and interest, from plans of various organizations submitted by representative council members. The other part of A. W. S., The Judiciary Board, serves a s a disciplinary body, interpreting A. W. S. rules. An unusual opportunity was afforded women students this fall, when A. W. S. brought Miss Florence Jackson, vocational guidance director, for a day of round- table discussions, personal conferences and a general lecture on vocations. New interest in vocations was started, and several campus organizations jointly spons- sored another such day for the benefit of the entire student body. Members of the council exchanged ideas with other councils similar to A. W. S. at the Neigh- borhood Conference held at Mount Pleasant. Group discussions conducted by one girl from each college revealed unusual ways of dealing with universal campus problems.

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BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS OFFICERS )avii) Christian President LOYi) H. Geil Secretary Albert A. Applegate FACULTY MEMBERS Lloyd H. Geil Glen O. Stewart Fred Belen David Christian Larry Distel Ronald Garlock Ruth Halladay James Hays Don O ' Hara Jane Shaw During the past year the Board of Publications has undertaken the task of clarifying and revising the existing set-up of the student publications. After exhaustive investigation of the systems in vogue at other colleges and universities, the Board drew up a new constitution which was approved by both the student body and the faculty. The outstanding change involved was the making of student publications heads appointive by the Board rather than elective by the student body as they have been in the past. It is to be hoped that the student publications standard will be materially raised bv this method.