University of Redlands - La Letra Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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Dean Keith. Sill. M. Stevens. Launer. A. Stevens, Covington. D. Duncan, Dean Marsh JlDICIUl lOlRT You ' ll have to put more punch in it, the copy editor pointed out wearily. But you can ' t put punch m an article on the student court! It ' s darn serious. We have to decide the fairest and wisest things to do when violations against the student community occur — and if you don ' t think it ' 5 a job! Doesn ' t anything funny ever happen? the copy editor queried hopefully. Oh sure, some of the scrapes the kids get into make us laugh, but that ' s not the point. Everything that ' s brought before us is something that shouldn ' t have happened and we have got to figure out what to do so as to discourage any reoccurrence. If I do say so I think we ' ve done pretty well. We ' ve looked into every case thoroughly and the adminis- tration has backed us in every decision we ' ve made. Of course we student oificers couldn ' t have managed if the student body hadn ' t stood behind us like they have. They ' ve been swell about it. By this time even the copy editor had caught the spirit of enthusiasm and hoped that the Student Court would continue to function and flourish. R D N D S

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niDE T roi fiL This year the Student Council progressed under the capable leadership of the student body president, Roy Mesker, and with the assistance of three other student body officers, two student body representatives, the Bulldog editor, and a representative from each class. All members of the student body were privileged to attend these weekly Wednes ' day night meetings and contribute to the discussions. The various appointments made by the council have been very successful, and accurate records have been filed of all student enterprises for the year. Through Student Council efforts an Athletic Board of Control has been established. This board represents the students in such phases as buying equipment, giving letters, and approving the athletic budget. Among other student problems was the reorganization of regulations for the frosh bonfire in hopes that past difficulties would be avoided in future years. The Student Council enjoyed its work and hopes that the student body has been satis- factorily served. Standing: N. Steward, Voth, A. Wincher Seated; L. Bowersox, Dean Keith. D. Duncan, Mesker. Dean Marsh, A. Stevens, D. J. Stew- art, Grider 2S

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1)0 111 COIIHIL Time: 6:40 Tuesday night. Scene: Any girls ' dorm. Characters: Cutie and Puss, coeds. Puss: Hiya, Cutie! Where are you — going? Cutie: Council, darn it. P: What, again? C: What d ' ya mean, again. This is only my second time up. P: Well, one more and you can discuss your wayward life with Dean Keith. What awful thing did you do this time? C: I ' m ashamed to admit it, but I was four minutes late Thursday night. Ghastly, isn ' t it? P: What can they do to you? C: Oh, they could give me as many room campuses as they want, week- night or week-end, or count it as a time up, or take away nights-out. They might even excuse me, but my story isn ' t good enough for that. P: Good old car trouble? C: Nope. P: Maybe you couldn ' t bear to leave before the end of the show? C: Not that either. P: Watch trouble? C: Right. I had a watch, but we forgot to look at it. P: Man, that ' s really feeble. Who all ' s on council now? C: Lucille Larkey is prexy, and Doris Wilbur is the secretary. The dorm representation is based on respective population. P: Whew! Hey, it ' s quarter to. Hadn ' t you better dash? C: Yeah man. So long. Puss. CURTAIN kins. L. Taylor, Caldwell, Nichol- son, Kidder, Ben- son, C. Mills, Con- rad, Kent. Front r o v : Larkey, Rahn, Norwood, W)lhur 30