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WHERE THE “FELLOWS” REIGN SUPREME Baker 11 all, named for George T. Baker, long time member of the State Board of Education, is the latest addition to an ever growing campus. This building puts the valuation of the College Plant above the three million dollar mark. The new building stands on the south side of the campus between the Hospital and the 1 leating Plant. The new addition has been furnished to accommodate one hundred and eleven men. Its completion came in time for occu- pancy at the opening of the summer term. Daily maid anti towel service, a large living room, a recreation room, and the many other modern conveniences make Baker Hall a highly desirable place to live. LESLIE I. RF.ED Supervisor Men's Dormitory P2Ke 33
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INFORMATION, TERM GRADES, CATALOGUES, AND PROGRAMS The Clerical Division, under the direction of Miss Anna R. Wild, has kept on file a complete record, not only of the courses in which each student has enrolled and the hour at which the recita- tion periods come, but also all the other information required of the student by the College. Among other duties of the Clerical Division is the preparation of student term grades, which are available several weeks after the opening of the following term. A relatively large staff of stenog- raphers is employed in this office to carry out the many details of this work. Clerical Division Page 32 ANNA R. WILD Executive Secretary
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N. Ni Student Council The Student Council, composed of three seniors, two juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman, considers prob- lems and policies relating to the welfare of the campus as a whole. It is the coordinating body for the Men’s Union and Women’s League. The major problem of the year 1935-36 has been the study of participation in activities looking forward to a scheme in which benefits of such participation can be dis- tributed over a greater number of people. It has been hoped that the quality of participation can also be enhanced by this greater distribution. THE COUNCIL IN ACTION
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