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Student Council just will not believe that there were no other parking places, sir. Don ' t you want to count another box of ballots? Steve Gage asks Joanie Davies after an election. Zero hour comes when Council members uncover incomplete organizational reports. Student Council Adopts Plan To Enforce Attendance Rule All members must attend the meetings! Student Council opened the year by establish- ing a compulsory attendance rule, maintaining that a member with three unexcused absences faced possible expulsion from the organization. Improving understanding between the stu- dent body and the faculty is the main purpose of Student Council. By conferences with the faculty members the organization concentrates on strengthening the liaison as its major goal. Open meetings constituted another policy change for the Council. Although only members could cast votes, open attendance encouraged mass student interest in Council procedures. Revisions enforced by the group in the stu- dent election program provided for a Council member to be stationed at every polling place. More publicity on elections and polling places raised the percentage of students voting. Chosen in an all-campus election, the twenty-four members represent the various or- ganizations and colleges on campus. Student Council governs University organizations and co- ordinates activities planned by the colleges. 26
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!|i STUDENT GOVERNMENT — self-imposed through elected representatives — representatives who coffee, date, study and loaf like all the rest of us. But they are students who make appeals to deans, set punishments, extend library hours and ask for parking lots and longer vacations. Students who want to better the existing, students who judge their peers . . .
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SHu!» ' ti( I ' ounril: liack Row: VV. Connell. J. Meier. D. Bliss. D. Witt. R. Neil. M. Milroy. R. Arnold. D. Myers. P. Johnson. Third Row: G. Mover. S. Gage. H. Baumgartcn. adviser: J. Samples, treasurer: J. Hoerner. vice president; K. Tempero. president; D Epp. vice president; S. Tinan. recording secretary: A. Plummer. corresponding secretary. Second Row: M. Fil- kins. C. Kuklin. B. Ericson, R. Atkins. A. Krueger. N. Ferguson. Front Row: J. Davies, N. Tederman. S. Rogers, J. Morrison. A. Stute. In an informal consultation with Roy Neil, Miss Mielenz eives suggestions for improving Ntudent-teacher relations. After late hours of research. Chip Kuklin utilizes the library book drop planned by Student Council. 27
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