University of Illinois Chicago Circle - Circle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Row 1: L. Gedvilas, L. Miller, I. Tighe, I. Iones Row 2: S. Fordham, I. Towner, D. Keyser, I. Kromrey, B. Montcalm, P. Berrafato, H. Schutz, W. Versen. H. Frey, E. Ryan MEN The program in Physical Education, directed by I. O. lones, is designed to help every student become interested in sports, not only to promote good health, but to teach the value of fair play. To help facilitate this end, the largest gymnasium in the state is kept busy by fourteen capable instructors teaching twenty-one courses, coaching ten varsity teams, and managing the very large intramural program. pkgriicaf glclucafion Badminton courts, busy with blue-costumed women, driving and smashing their flying shuttlefcocks denote a marked contrast to the modern dance area of the stage Where relaxation is encouraged to auieting music. Simultaneously, on outside courts, archery groups are nocking their arrows for the range target, while volley ball players on the south plaza suddenly leave their hotly contested rally to dash forward to save the ball from Lake Michiga:n's Waters. Against the backboard in the Auditorium, the P. E. Majors strive for good placement in their softball pitches. And so goes the gym today! WOMEN .f ., X, 5 R. Lovett, H. Barton, W. DeYounq. I 1. Nagar 'M...f,f

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Row 1: M. Burns, M. Heiter, F. Levin, R. Hechter, T. Mosiej, A. Lindrup, T. Poehlmann, B. L. Hyman, C. Foster, B. R. Hyman, V. Herbert, P. Mitlin. How 2: W. Shoemaker, R. Huitema, S. Shapiro, R. Newman .Stwlmf Oflglnedif The Student Congress of the University of lllinois at Navy Pier composes one-half of the administrative government of the university. The other half of this administrative government is the Student-Faculty Committee on Student Affairs. The Student Congress has been in existence for the past four years and has attempted, always keep- ing in mind the student welfare, to vote on relevant issues of the University. The Congress is com- posed of eighten students elected by the entire student body, the term of office being one year. The four officers of the Student Con' gress are Theodore Poehlmann, President: Thomas tffosioj, ViceePresidentg Alice Lindrup, Secretary, and Ray Shlaustas, Treasurer. The main body of the Congress is the fourteen representatives in -6? Lfa' -59 their following capacities: Social Events, Calendar and Recreation4Beverlee Hyman and Fern Levin: Honorary, Educational and ProfessionaleRay- mond Hechter and Lee Berryhillp Music and Drama eCharlotte Brown and Phyllis Mitlinp Rules and Regulation and Election-Virginia Herbert and Carole Fostery Fraternal and Independent Organi- zationselfierle Hyman and Richard Newman, Pub- lications-Michael Burns and Muriel Hefter, and Finance and Auditewilliam Shoemaker and Daniel Ludwig.