Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Student Council Seated, left to right: Mabel Sizer, Almena Innerst, Mary Lou Ply- male, Oliver O. Osterwise,: Jr., William Cover, Bette Greene, and Rosemary McGee. Standing, left to right: Paul Caris, Mary Garver, Benjamin Glover, Jr., William Fred Long, Virginia Jeremiah, Harold Augspurger, Jean Unger, Ray Mehl, Wilma Moler, George Garrison, Ruthan- na Shuck, and James Williams. King Hall Board Left to right: Wayne Barr, Harry Williams, John Clippinger, George Rodgers, Raymond Brubaker, Ivan Innerst, and Jerry Ward. Cochran Hall Board Seated, left to right: Lois Arnold, Rosemary McGee, Betty Orr, Vir- ginia Jeremiah and Wanda Grimes. Standing: Pauline Landis, Joanna Hetzler, Mary Lou Plymale, Mary Jane Brehm, Almena Innerst, Eleanor Brooks, Jeanne Mickey. Campus Council Seated, left to right: Prof. J. H. McCloy, Virginia Hetzler, Prof. A. P. Rosselot, Dean Porter, and Prof; C. ©. Altman. Standing: Mary Lou Plymale, Oli- ver Osterwise, and Bette Greene. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council—Twenty representative students who, under the leadership of O. O. Osterwise spend their time mak- ing Homecoming arrangements, planning Friday chapel pro- grams, and conducting student voting on matters concerning the entire college. The council's greatest task this year was the reorganization of its aims and duties which has resulted in a better understand- ing between faculty and students. KING HALL BOARD Despite rumors to the contrary, King Hall is a well-governed, ordered place—the King Hall Board sees to that! John Clippinger presides whenever the fellows feel that complaints and griev- ances warrant a meeting. The Board doesn't seem to have any specific duties, but it does play an important part in taking care of litle annoyances which, unless something is done, grow into life-sized “gripes.” COCHRAN HALL BOARD Campuses, permissions, fire drills!! With such mighty matters is the Cochran Hall Board concerned—and don’t think these good-looking gals haven't the brains to make decisions and then stick to them. With Virginia Jeremiah capably discharging the presidential duties and Dean Porter acting as advisor this group doesn't go far wrong in prescribing what's best for the peace and order of the girls’ dorm. CAMPUS COUNCIL Making certain concerts, parties, and lectures aren't all sched- uled for the same date is the main duty of the Campus Council. This studentfaculty organization presided over by Professor Rosselot meets once a month to discuss ideas and improvements which will benefit the college. This year, in addition to keeping the college calendar in or- der the council suggested ways to improve ‘‘Hell Week.” 23

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24 THE TIME OF our LIFE Life at Otterbein, casual, unhurried and pleasanily monotonous has watched another year of books and dreams and talk slip graciously by. Pledges were pledged, games were played, the two mile received its usual go-round as did romances, friendships and “Willy's.” Almost before September was missed Com- mencement's taps will be sounded. Only then will we realize (and lament) that we have laughed and loved and lived up another year. nah