Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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x THE STUDE T CGUNCIL Prey., Christine Makaturag Tfefzr., Don Brucknerg Exec. Ser., Gloria Walkerg Rec. Sec., Sabina Diamondg Carr. Sec., Amy Kuhng Historian, Sonja Bakke. Faculty Advisory, Dr. Dwight L. D l' D - HE Student Council is the official stu- dent government of Queens College composed of twenty-eight voting and seven non-voting members. These students are chosen in a campus-wide election held every semester, with each class having four rep- resentatives and one alternate. Student Coun- ur ing, r. james R. Kreuzer. cil has original jurisdiction of the granting and revoking of organization chartersg it governs extra-curricular activitiesg and above all serves as liaison between the students, faculty and administration, for good student- faculty relations are the groundwork of all campus activity.

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C? SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FEBRUARY, 1949 JUNE, 1949 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Prey., SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Prey., Dorothy Raimog Vice Prey., An- Ralph Gillen, Vive-Prey., Jack thony Damato, Sec., Virginia Regel- mann, Treazy., Gloria Walker. Brignoli. SENIOR COUNCIL: Milt Bagley Barbara Bogin, Betty Bradshaw Ioan Cassidy, Ed Cooperstein, Helen Venosa. Fezrzzlfy Adzfiyor Dr. William E. Crissy. HE Senior Class Council had the huge task of organizing and directing the ac- tivities of the largest graduating class in Queens College history. lt was a tremendous undertaking, complicated hy problems in- volving meetings, facilities, and mailing out 109 Stark, Treay., Bill Green, Rec. Sec., Jeanne Thomas, Carr. See., Ann o Dr. Williziin E. Crissy information. fC0ffecZ21zg Senior Duey uzzy 720 eirzeh eifherfj Arranging a Prom, Dinner, and other functions took a great deal of ef- fort Qparticularly in coercing cooperationj hut the successes of these activities are sig- nificant indication of how well the job was done despite the obstacles.

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,, , - h ., -1-Y N Y, 'EY XYs. SEi1 S?iW!lfi!f'77f ff NV! HONOR SOCIETIES MU SIGMA OFFICERS Prer., Margery Guerrag Vire- Prer., Grace Hinckley, Tram., Abby Iglitzing Rec. Sec., Helen Donnelly, Carr. Sec., Doro- thea Stahman, Hirlorimz, Har- riet Chasan. Frzczzlly Adviror, Mr. John F.. Castellini. MU SIGMA U SIGMA, an honorary music sorority, was reorganized this past semester, and once again it is supporting, sponsoring, and participat- ing in musical activities on campus. Its members are chosen from girls who have participated in any campus musical organization for two terms. The group has continued its tradition of giving a Tea after the Original Compositions Concert, and it is now looking forward to its annual concert with Nu Phi Mu fraternity. SIGMA ALPHA l-IE Queens College Chapter of Sigma Alpha, the honor-service society, was organized on campus two years ago to initiate projects of service for the student body. Its membership is selected from the undergraduate body as well as from fac- ulty members who have an outstanding record of school service. Sigma Alpha's major project for 1949 is editing a handbook for freshmen. SIGMA ALPHA OFFICERS CZ7IIlt'6UOI', Herb Hauer VICE-CbcIl1CEU0l',. Bob Ritter, 14 ff1J'.. Tom Jennings, Ref. SW-f ,I0yce Martin, Carr. Sec. Ann Brignolig Hirzoriczzz, Dan- nl' Thursz. Faculty Adzfiror Dr- Harold Lenz.