Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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STUDENT SENATE IlilllllllOIlIl Craig Butz Pierce Eslerline Abbott Bailey Cox Martin Wirth Elijah Townsend llILll'Pl1Bl'S0ll Stewart Adkins Aflann- Elliott Arth Robbins Reisner Light Munion Fill'tIlll'lLll'a0Il Gardner Stone Maxon Clenny Ellsworth 'lille Stnflcnt Senate is il stnalcnt self-governing agency which was estalilishefl in 1933 to supplant the flefunct Student Council. This complete reorganization placetl student governxnent on a sonncl Imsis. The Senate. as it is now organizctl. is composed entirely of stuslents who are el.-c-tml from their respective schools as well as their respective classes. FRANK Viv. STUNE Pr:-'siflent .-Xt the meetings helel at least twice a month. matters relating to infliviclual as well as general Slllfltxllf importance are cliscussczl and enactetl upon. It is not snlmjec-tc1l to faculty supervision anul it expresses only Sllltltxlll thought anfl sturlcnt opinion. This group has the authority to legislate on all stnflcnt affairs anal to make recommenflations on matters over which it has no control. Stutlent ex- pression an4l student representation are upper- most in the inincls of the IIl9lIllJCl'S of the senate. The Pm-flue Slll4lCIll Senate is a lllllllllltxl' of the National Stmlent Federation of Anierica. FRANK W. STONE.

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Purdue Hall'-rich in traditions of days gone hy-a landmark on the cam- pus-watchdog of Purdue's growth. It was the home of the A.O.D.D. 1An- cient Order of Dormitory Devils!- the lads who put life into the good old days. Once the residence of students who hurned the midnight oil-now the stronghold of professors who hrew it for the nocturnal oil burners. At present it is the headquarters of the departments of Applied Mechanics and of Modern Languageskthe home of Pop Doan. with his various and assorted collection of athletic tickets -and the hahitat of Dean Dukes and the Graduate School. to whom those amongst us may turn for higher learn- ing. In all its years Purdue Hall has served in many ways-truly an old- timer-watching Purdue roll hy.

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Every Purdue woman undergraduate student belongs to the AYUIIIGIIAS Self Govern- ment Association. ln 1932. the XVUIIICII-S Council was reorganized into the form of the present society and from that time YY. S. G. A. has heen an influential organization. The activities of YY. S. G. A. are handled hy two lvoards: the Executive Board and the ,ludi- cial Board. The former takes charge of all social events and activities that the asso- ciation sponsors: the latter makes the rules hy which Purdue women live and deals with the disciplinary problems. Outstanding among the events sponsored hy W. S. G. A. this year were: the Conference on Wlork and Opportunities for Yvonien. the Freshmen Orien- tation Program. the Gold Diggers' Dance. the Activities Banquet. and the program for lllav Dav. HELEN H.AI.L. Harris Dimmick Janousek Williams Copeland Dunwoody Bryant Scudder Jackson Speaker Clancy Tangerman Adkins Hutson Pyke Feldl Richey Phillips Lipper! Arnold Slocum Beemer Peterson Harlan Hall Scliaal Wlilson Sherry Martenet Q