Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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lfolmm Row: lf. Beach, D. lVliller, C. Schmidt, C. Stayman. Second Row: I . Goldman, IQ. Mamett, CP. Chambers, V. Vitz, M. Nlazninioser. Third Row: I.. fiohde, IVI. Chaiken, I.. jones, A. Ryan, li. Iverson, Shortall, A. VanAlyca. Top Row: R. Schumacher, R. Slifer, V. I.ym:1n, D. lVlaclVlillan, 'l'. Nziumann, I.. Gregg, D. Ifye. Council ofiieers Gordon Ciroh, affiliated SUB, Phyllis Copp, Secretary, Duke Miller, president, Hill Hetherington, vice-president. SICNICJR CIUllNCIll, This year the Senior Council restricted it's activities, to a great extent, to those of primary interest to members of the senior class. However, during the fall quarter the Council's I-Iowdy Day provoked all-school interest in its ei'l'ort to create a more friendly feeling among all students. Reversing the precedent set by last year's class, the members of the Senior Council voted early in the 'year not to hold a Senior ball this year. The efforts of the council have been directed toward Senior Play-Day which will culminate with graduation exercises early in .I une. Activities of the group this 'year were directed by Duke Miller, presidentg Bill Hetherington, vice-presidentg Phyllis Copp, secretaryg and Hd I-Iume, treasurer.

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nyvxioa czorwcrzii, l-leaded by Pete U'Neill, the Junior council made this one of its biggest years. The out- standing feature of the year was the Junior Prom. Nancy l urst and Moose Dunne were co-chairmen for the formal which was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Stevens l-lotel on March 5. The Prom co-chairmen secured Charlie Spivak in response to the plea for a name band. ,Other Council officers were Bud Ramsey, vice-president, Margaret Jacobson, secretary, Bob O'Malley, treasurer, and Lois Hindman and Pat Henline, social co-chairmen. ln the interest of student government, a committee from the Council, headed by Jack Brown, undertook to clarify issues of concern to the Council and student body. --so ,gi Junior council 0H'ieers Bob O'Malley, treasurer, Walter l'. O'Neill presldenr, Marge Jacobson, secretary, John Ramsey, vice-president Hallam Row: N. Olfs, M. North, D. Goldman, J. Schwager. Second Row: N. lfurst P. O'Neill M. Jacobson, M. Dunne. Tjhirfl Row: B. Wenner: S. Weinberger, P. Lee, B. Hughes, A. Wmnble, l'. Henline, D. Hindnian, N.. Henninger, A. Lease, M. Deasy. 1'0I0'fh Row: J. Flesher, A. Liebling, L. Levin, B. Jove, H. Engelhard, R. Muhl, J. Burnett, li. Killham, l'. Clarke. T011 Row: L. Lockhart, J. Faust, W. Branch, C. Coen, R. Anderson, A. Van Cranebrock, O. Wagener, W. Rutherford, B. Bright. 33