Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Row 1: (I. to r.) $. Bruce, E. Allen, B. Tenhope, Mi » Dozier—Advisor, J. Virag, R. Stone, P. Webster. Row 2: B. Beyer, A. O'Donnell, A. Kidd, S. Owen, B. J. Ottaway, D. Janousky. Row 3: D. Johnson, K. MacDonald, J. Schauor, C. Herr, C. Downey. ABBEY HALL SENATE The Abbey Hall Dormitory Senate is the governing body of the women's residence. Made up of the dor- mitory officers and representatives from each wing the Senate works closely with the counselors and the Judiciary Board to foster the development of a spirit of solidarity among the residents and to govern the conduct of the women. Under the direction of the Senate Abbey Hall sponsors many social events each year. Highlighting these activities were the Big-Little Sister Banquet and the Crystal Cotillion, the dorm's Christmas Ball. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Fire Warden Advisor Marilyn Graham Barbara Tenhope Sue Bruce Jo Virag Edna Allen Rock ' Stone Mrs. Gouck

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Row 1: (I. to r.) M. Miller, T. Swartz, $. McMillan, D. Holms, R. Stone, Patricia Schmidt—Advisor. Row 2: D. Williams, D. Knight, C. Fitzgerald, M. Bishop, A. Ehnstrom, W. Magee. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES BOARD The Social Activities Board was created by the Student Council to facilitate, encourage, and guide the religious, educational, social, and cultural life of Springfield College students. S.A.B. supervises and guides campus clubs and organizations, helping them to put forth their best efforts for the good of the entire student body. S.A.B. is composed of students elected during the all-campus elections held in the Spring, and of faculty members appointed by the Dean of the College. There are ten elected students; three from the Sophomore Class, three from the Junior Class, three from the Senior Class and one from the Graduate Class. Three faculty members are representatives.

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ABBEY HALL COUNSELORS In order to help the students at any time with any and all problems which occur in group liv- ing, the dormitory has nine counselors who are representatives of good will and the Spring- field way of life. These nine girls serve as inter- preters of administrative policies and as the co- ordinating link between the students, Director of Residence, The House Mother, and the Dean of Women. The counselors are chosen by the ad- ministration and the dormitory officers on the basis of all-around qualifications which include leadership ability, academic standing, extra- curricular activities, and interest in working with and serving others. Row 1: (I. lo r.) M. Warner, P. Field, Dean Bateman—Advisor, C. Fitzgerald, Miss Dozier—Advisor, D. Jones. Row 2: J. Drilling, M. Gafney, C. Corlson, B. Beyer. Row 3: S. McCook, J. Steele, H. Lewis.