Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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abbey and west hall dormitory senate The Abbey and West Hall Dormitory Senate carries out the functions of self-government within the dormitory, furthers the best interests of the women residents and of the college, and works in cooperation with the college administration and the student government. The Dormitory Senate functions mainly to foster the development and maintenance of a true spirit of solidarity among the women, to govern the resi- dents, and to control and finance dormitory activities. The rule stales . . First Row: V. Butler, D. Janovsky Treasurer, E. Allen President, M. Bishop Vice President, M. Murray Fire Chief, C. Anderson Student Council Representative. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Gouck, J. Tays, A. Atwood, M. Murray, R. Stewart, B. Lantzy. Third Row: B. Card, G. Ekengren, L. Cranston, E. Wright.

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The Big Three The original Social Activities Board was created in 19-16. Mr. Denzil Bagstcr- Collins and Mr. Holms VanDcrbeck were instrumental in the formation of the first S. A. B. The Social Activities Board, a sub-group of the Student Council, is a gov- erning body the functions of which are to facilitate, encourage and guide the religious, educational, social and cultural life of Springfield College students. The Board is now comprised of twelve student members and three faculty advisors. This board is completely run by the students with the faculty acting only in an advisory capacity. First Row: P. Field, D. Janovsky Secretary, D. Hanna President, D. Knight Vice President, R. Kohl Treasurer, J. Taylor. Second Row: W. Morrison, G. Gibbs, B. Matvinni, J. Armstrong.

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First Row: W. Blanchard South Hall Secretary, K. Meyer Alumni Hall President, R. Mandcll South Hall President. J. Lind South Hall Vice President. Second Row: H. Davis South Hall Treasurer, R. Stepanian South Hall, P. Walkden Alumni Hall, E. Kantor South Hall, J. Hecker South Hall. alumni and south hall dormitory council The Alumni and South Hall Dormitory Council consists of a representative body elected by the residents. The paramount function of the Council is to regulate rules and dormitory procedure. As such it arranges not only those events for the men's dormitory alone, but some of the inter-dorm functions. Money is obtained to carry out various projects through a small fee assessed to each resident, as well as through projects such as dances, movies and wing dings.