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FOGCOHTROL DRIVING ENGINEERING HONOR COUNCIL front Row: JOHN SMEDLEY, LEO ROMZICH JOHN HABBINGTON. JOE CBAWFOHD. Second Rotr: STANFOBD CBAPO. STAN- FORD WIGGIN. WILLIAM MORRIS. WILLIAM GHIPMAN. The engineering open house was advertised by this sleek black convertible which toured the diag. Below left: cabinet members Folke Lundgard, Arlene Lange, secretary, Bill Gripman, president, pose as Richard Allen, treasurer, peeks over their shoulders. Working under a new constitution this year, the Engineering Council has made long strides forward. An engi- neering smoker has been promoted and an engineering newspaper has started under the guidance of the Council. The Honor Council has been reorganized for the benefit of the engineers and entertainment has been sponsored on campus. Notable among the events was the Engineering Open House held in the fall which attracted many students other than engineers. Prominent speakers have been brought to Ann Arbor and many more projects have been completed tor the benefit of engineers. 29
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ENGINEERING COUNCIL Front Rim-: GEORGE MATBON, STAN WIGOIN. ARNOLD GOWANS, PAT BHUNNER, RICHARD HALETEK. ROBERT LEGATE, STANFORD CRAPO. Second Rmr: DON Ross, OKORUK NEBEL, JOHN SMEDLY. MORTON TRIPHAGEN ELDRIDGE, RICHARD II i MI.-. MYRON AMER. CHARLES GOOD. Third Row: Louis ROROLO, MARTY FLYNN. BRUCE PAXTON, WILLIAM HICKMAN, THOM RAMADGE. ENGINEERING COUNCIL The Engineering Council is the student legisla- tive body of the engineering college. Its purpose is to coordinate the activities of the engineering student organizations, to promote new activities for the benefit of engineers, and to perpetuate a spirit of unity among engineers. The council endeavors to develop cooperation between the student body and the faculty. A function of the council is the appointment of the members of the Honor Council, whose job is to educate and encourage the students to practice wholeheartedly the principles of the Engineering Honor System. Membership of the Engineering Council consists of representatives from each engineering student organization, all the engineering class officers, and the officers of the council who are elected from those who petition each spring. Here is one engineer who has solved the problem of pre-exam study. His two friends are investigating the amazing discovery at the engineering open house. 28
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