Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Who ' s Wh o 1st row: Hiighlett, Glennie, M. Stewart, Dutcher. 2nd row: Brooks, Reed, R. Guelle, R. Johnson. r women s Cjovernment Thirteen years ago Who ' s Who originated with the idea of creating a national recog- nition of students, devoid of politics, initiation fees, and dues. In selecting students to be considered the campus nominating committees consid- er effort, academic work, activities, and service to the school. Monmouth is proud to have eight of her seniors chosen to represent her. The Women ' s Governing Board, established on Mon- mouth campus in 1949, is made up of ten senior women. Five are chosen by the pre- ceding year ' s board and five are elected by the women stu- dents. In addition to passing out the well-known cam- puses the board promotes suggested rule changes and represents the desires of the women students. Hollander, Hughlett, L. Myers, Carlson, Pirwitz, Clindinin, Applegate, ■ Schacht, Strangeway, M. Stewart. 28

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1st row: Marxman, Hodge, Bond. 2nd row: Sellars, Walk- er, E. Richard, Denniston. 1st row: Gillis, Kunde, Wil- liamson, M. BroWn. 2nd row: N. Forsyth, Bump, Robb, Flemings, Lynn, S. Dixson. 3rd row: B. Cook, Trembly, Bow- ker. Wood, Harmon, Waohs- mann, Grirhn, Rintoul. Hugh- lett, J. Peterson, P. Henry. Phi Eta M u PiG, amma Pi Phi Eta Mu is the freshman men ' s honorary scho- lastic fraternity at Monmouth. To become initiated a freshman must maintain an average of 3.5 in his first semester or both semesters combined. Mem- bership in this fraternity is permanent. Dr. Hugh Beveridge is faculty sponsor and founder of this organization. Pi Gamma Pi is an honorary scholastic sorority that encourages high scholarship among freshman girls. In order to be eligible for membership a girl must carry at least twelve hours of college work and maintain a 3.5 average for the first semester or for both semesters combined. These girls re- main active members of Pi Gamma Pi as long as they are enrolled at Monmouth College. 27

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Y.W.C.A. and Y. M. C. A. Councils 1st row: N. Forsyth, Dolbow, Bon- durant, Hollander, J. Robb. 2nd row: Williamson, B. Dixson, M. Forsyth, Schacht, Hughlett, Carlson, Hofstet- ter. 3rd row: C. Mechem, S. Dixson, M. Bovvker, Edwards, Wilcox, Howells, R. Hill, P. Jones. Seated: Buchanan, Allin, F. Brown. Standing: Landers, Stager. The association of all women students on the Mon- mouth campus is the Y.W.C.A., which is a part of a far-reaching, world-wide organization. It is an important part of the college, providing many of its most important social activities, such as Fresh- man Week, the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, and the Red Book publication. The Y.W. plays a large part in the Christian life of the college, including Religious Emphasis Week and chapel services. Few students realize that the many traditional ser- vices which are an essential part of Monmouth campus are partly the result of the Y.M.C.A. The Christian Service programs, the Thanksgiving and Easter Services, YM movies, and the book ex- change are a few of its important activities. The Y.M.C.A. is composed of all men on our campus and was headed by Frew Brown this year. They cooperated with the Y. W. C. A. in many projects. 29