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Extra°class Division Dr. Merle C. Prunty s, • tephens believes that each student should be prepared for the present and future demands of living by the educational experience which she gains out of class as well as by the knowledge and abilities which she acquires through class study. Putting this policy into practice, the College has established the E. tra-Class Division, with Dr. Merle C. Prunty as chairman, to insure systematic organization and supervision of out- of-class activities. Since it is the philosophy of the College that higher standards of citizenship are attained through demo- cratic forms of student control, legislative and execu- tive authority over all non-academic activities is granted to Civic Association, which includes every stu- dent in school. The Association is the main channel through which extra-class life is administered. Its activities are handled through the house councils of the residence halls and the nine major divisions of the Association. These divisions include Pan-Hellenic Council, Independents ' Council, Board of Publications, Stephens Recreation Association, Campus Service Board, World Citizenship Organization, Student Ac- tivity Board, Senior Sister Council, and Division of Class Government. Within these divisions are over 150 subdivisional organizations which ofter participa- tion and leadership opportunities to all students. Each girl. Dr. Prunty believes, should have a definite respon- sibility in connection with campus life and learn to carry that respon- sibility with credit to herself and the College. Legislature in- cludes the five major officers of Civic Association and the hall presi- dents. The presi- dents of the nine divisions of Civic Association are as- sociate members of Legislature. Dr. Prunty, as director of student person- nel, is the faculty sponsor. Page 2S
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The president of the Board of Curators discusses the future of Stephens with Standard editors. Page 27
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Top — A new year starts with new officers. Center left — Have you bought your Sophie? Center right — Cokes and moonlight on LRW balcony. Lower left — President and Mrs. Rainey receive campus leaders. Lower right — President Rainey joins in the cokie-okie. Page 20
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