Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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Richardson. I avlor. Robertson. Mc i ov chairman. W illiams, Bntc ior absent Perhaps one of JR s most important jobs is getting the cooperation of all llie students so as to reduce judicial dec isions to a minimum. I bis is a mm b more difficult thing to do than one might expec t. and as a result tbe board which attempts it must be. and is. patient and understanding. Committees Judicial Board Beebe. Rhroner, Brasheor Siranvon, Rolfe. Dittmer, Brem luuid. Conlev. Mc l mnb I )r ', l f.n{lerht se. I Juris, Herman Committees play a tremendous part in our SC »A. for without them our student government would liardlx be as flint tional as it is today. It is through careful integration of planning and sincere concern for the community that these committees, guided by student heads, achieve recognition. Page 7bit teen

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Student Government Association Conner, M i oy. Washburn, DeVel president, inltel M » A, the backbone of our campus community lias as ils prime purpose llir encouragement of at live student rilizensliip. for we. I lie undergraduates are essentiali) learning to rule ourselves by better government. »A accomplishes with increusing success each year the diffic ult task «onlai ling students llirougli the dorms. Know ledge of new executive. legislative, and judicial t Langes are conslunll being presented to us lor approval. Il is through student know ledge and awareness that SOA and ils executive ollicers have, and will continue to give us good government. Iujii anti Mac Page Jtoelve i om Com

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Hic.lutulson, Cranf, Mo i oyt McCarthy, Chesohro f'rollick, Kind Toylur, Ifnzelrigg, ohn lon; , S hnln‘11, Cook, ( ’ollins. Koto, lischoi, .ihsonl ()'Monro, Hemphill. Hocht, House Presidents Mount Holyoke's lines!! Did you ever try running sixteen different things at once? Or what about those hint h announcements when your prime opposition was a broken dish washing machine. The HP' s are certainly grand, and we owe them a great deal for their carelul planning and constant good humor. Nat ional Student Assoeiation National Student Association, was created to serve the long-existing need f°i ' representative intercollegiate organization. In print ipal activities .it Ml |( include student government clinics. International Students I )ay. and C ale Society I )ownstair$. It also arranges lours for merican students abroad and foreign students in the I Tiled States. NS A is an organization of College student governments, represented through their student governments by representatives elected from tin entire student body. We are proud to be a member. Pdijc fourteen I aylor, Dooly ttcyiilont, Sloinor. Sirull,-, Dilhuri I ilson, I 'rgulmrt