Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Fin! rouf: Blake Blakey, Frank Jones, Roger Owen, Bing Bingham, John Broughteng recom! row: Dr. V. L. Bollman, Burton Jones, Bill Bolton, Dick Galbraith, Bob Arth. HEADED by president Bing Bingham, the Associated Men Students organization works to further the interests of all Occidental men. The first event of the A. M. S. calendar was Lido Isle Day, which introduced the college to new men. The annual stag banquet, a major highlight of the year, featured John Qualen, stage and screen actor, as guest speaker. His humor, ably supported by student funny men, made the evening a huge success. Under the guidance of ofhcers Bing Bingham, Rog Owen, and Ted West, this year's A. M. S. activities also included planning the Tuesday assemblies and Men's Day, which offered a varied program to prospective Occidental students. Bing' Bingham A ml A... 4'

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A. W. S. Dorothy Davis, S ecremry Katherine Smith, Vice-Prei. Mona Merrill, Treasurer l Betty Simerman, President UNDER the leadership of Betty Simerman and the A. W. S. Council, the Asso- ciated Women Students has worked throughout the year to unify the women of Occidental by providing a program in which all may take part. A committee of sixteen upperclass-women sponsors cooperates with S. C. A. in planning the annual Mar Casa house party for entering women in addition to presenting a well-rounded program during freshman week. This committee con- tinues to function throughout the year. Other traditions of the A. W. S. include the Procession of Lanterns, Coed Hop, Installation Dinner, and May Fete. This last occasion climaxes the A. W. S. year. Firrt row: Jane Fleming, Zeanette Moore, Betty Holland, Winnie Uehling, Rosalie Schlossber, Hannah Eckels, Helen Kirkpatrick, Bobbie Leavitt, recom! row: Ruth Bashor, Billie Burnside, Mona Merrill, Barbara Brown, Catherine Wethered, Gail Memmott, Jeanette Chandler, Mary Ann Cole, Lower clan women ojicerrr Mary jane Howard, Kathleen Lewis, Mary Ann Margaret Edmonds, Jean McKenney, Helen Sihler, Nancy Peterson. Cole, Mary Griihn. 24

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'A Campus Honorllourt OUR HONOR Spirit is not an experi- ment, but a tradition maintained for many college generations. It is a tra- dition fostered by the students and maintained by them through a tribu- nal known as the Honor Court. This body is composed of the presidents of the A.M.S., A.W.S., A.S.O.C., and the four classes. Betty Simerman, Keith Beebe. Elections ASSUMING the duties of supervising the general student body elections and any special all-college elections for the past year has been the job of the Election committee. Members include Margorie Noble, chairman, Carl Shan- non, and Virginia Service. It is their responsibility to execute the mechanics of election. The committee is also prominent in the promotion of student interests on the campus. Blake Blakey, john Broughten, Ed Richards l I Marjorie Noble, Carl Shannon, Virginia Service