University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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BABW Front row: J. Hoff, M. Enckson, E. Kechely, L Lawi Bock row: G. Huloc, M. Softley, G. Walker, C. Alma Officers Joan Hoff, president; Eldean Kechely, vice president; Gertrude Carey, secretary; and Marjorie Erickson, treasurer, were chosen by BABW members to lead the board in the governing of the indepen- dent women ' s organizations. They sought to interest independent women to partici- pate in various campus activities and to strive for a high scholarship standard. The annual Hello dance was spon- sored early in the fall as the first project of the year to promote friendship and fel- lowship among independent students at the University. Climaxing the evening ' s entertainment was the presentation of this year ' s Hello Girl, Dorlene Goodding, by Lois Larson, the recipient of the honor last year. Lois Larson Presents Hello Girl, Darlene Goodding The title passes on. BABW Officers Their job — supervision

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AWS Loudon, S. Fritzler. Third row: S. Hell, P. Kort, J. Steffen, G. Carey, M. Clark, V. Koehler. Second row: M. Bornell, M. Moomey, M. Wiedmon, N. Buttori. Front row: H. Morrison, H. Wenke, 5. Holmes, M. Bamesberger, J. Rediger. Through regulation and enforcement of house rules, the Associated Women Stu- dents board governs women students in organized houses. The board works with the Dean of Women to enforce quiet hours, closing hours, and special permis- sions. The AWS court is held on Friday to hear girls who have not observed AWS rules and regulations. Punishment given is dependent upon the seriousness of the misdemeanor. A revision of the women ' s point system was completed by the AWS board this year. In the new plan, an Appeal court has been formed. Individuals who have more points than the maximum number allowed may appeal their positions to the board mem- bers. Under President Nancy But ton, Vice President Marilyn Moomey, Secretary Marilyn Bamesberger, and Treasurer Sue Holmes, AWS sponsored the Activities Mart, Coed Follies, and the Ivy Day Sing. Members View Booth at Activities Mart An idea turned into a reality. AWS Officers Confer Planning makes perfect.

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Nebraska Represented at Big Seven Convention Council delegates gather a host of ideas. Student Council The Student Council, working through four main committees, serves OS the student governing board of the University. Receiving special interest were the by-laws of the new constitu- tion which were written during the school year. Before the additions will be declared valid, they must be ap- proved by the student body and the Faculty Senate. The Activities Work- shop, a new project designed to aid officers of campus groups, held con- ferences to discuss student activities and organizations. Officers were George Cobel, presi- dent; George Wilcox, vice president; Peggy Mulvaney, secretary, and Wayne White, treasurer. Back row: J. Mead, D. Larson, J. Cohen, D. Cargo, J. DcMarco, J. Adorns, G. Cobel, G. Wilcox, W. White, D. Linscott, R. Messersmith, I. Epstein. Front row: D. Noble. E. Esch, G. Huloc, D. Code, B. Young, M. Flaherty, M. Mulvaney, N. DeBord, 5. Fritzlor, M. Willey. Page 26