University of Rochester - Interpres Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Psychology Left to Right-I. E. Farber, L. F. Carter, E. H. Kemp, G. R. Wendt. Absent-E. A. Culler, S. D. S. Spragg. Philosophy ond Religion A. H. jones-P, S. T. Crary, R. J. Trayhern. Engineering oncl Novol Science Fiisi Row-F. Wagner-NS, l. H. Belkcmp-E, H. S. Gardner-E, W. L. Froling-NS, R. E. Weaver-E, R. E. Marks-E, A. P. Boehmer-E. Second Row-A.,l. Redmond-NS, T. B. Secr-E, R. l. Rcludebaugh-E, L. H. Query-E, H. W. Lee!-E, R. E. Hurst-NS, R. E. Eisenberg-E, C. R. LaPlonle-NS. Third Row-l. L. Hill-E, H. E. Walters-NS, F. J. Gorczylc-NS, O. E. Dwyer-E,G. C. Towner-NS, L. Stoughton-E, H. C. Van Ness-E. Absent: Engineering-L. S. Eaton, O. E. Minor, C. H. Dawson, W. R. Wheeler. Physical EClUCCIl'lOI l lMen's Compusl Seated-W. Campbell, L. A. Alexander, E. L. Burnham. Standing-R. L. Speigle, L. E. Garnish, T. R. Stapleion.

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Art cmd Archeology Educotion ond History Seated-A. J. Moy-H, D. Perkins-H, G. G. Van Deusen-H, W. H. Coates-H. First Row Standing-H. E. Aikins-H, Mrs. B. Harper-E, E. M. Thompson-E, B. B. Williams-E. Second Row Standing-J. B. Christopher-H, H. M. Wantmon-E, A. S. Merritt-A, H. C. Mills-E F. G. Suhr-A. Eng lush First Row-K. Koller, M. Denny, R. M. Adams, P. H. Goepp. Second Row-W. R. Orwen, L. O. Wilder, W. E. Sutton, J, H. Wugenblcss, G. C. Curtis. Third Row-H, Plutzig, W. S. Miller W. D. Dunkel, S. B. Wells, Absent-W. A. Jamison, R. F. Messenger, R, Metzdorl, G. R. Smith, L. Ruuschenbusch. Clossics ond Romonce Longuoges First Row-L. A. Hill-F, V. Moscrip-C, E. Ander- son-S. Second Row-N. C. Arvin-F, E. Noble-S, F. G. Suhr-C. Absent-Romance Languages: H. G. Harvey-F W. Micks-F, M. P. Aversano-S. Optics ond Mothemotics First Row-A. O. Ginkel-M, 1. C. Errcns-O, R. E. Hopkins-O, B. O'Brien-O, F. W. Poul-O, W. Seidel-M. Second Row-Moth: H. Komm, F. Bcgemihl, E. W. Marchand, H. P. Atkins, D. L. Bernstein, A. J. Lohwcter, N. G. Gunderson, G. M, Wing, W. Anderson. Absent-Mutha T. B. Long. Optics: G, G. Milne F. Tuttle.

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WUMiN'S STHHTNTS' HSSHEIHTIHN OFFICERS President .....,.................. Jean Conner Vice President ....... .... M ary E. Stewart Recording Secretary ......,.. Anne Shaughnessy Corresponding Secretary .......... Muriel Nixon Student Bursar ...,..., .... D iana VanGeyt Assembly Chairman .,.,, ...4,... B eth Bishop First Row-H. Auringer, D. Cochran, P. Steepee, T. Bramble, M. Griggs. Second Row-Miss Merrill, D. A. Wallace, M. E. Stewart, J. Conner, D. VanGeyt. Third Row-Mr. Koppelman, L. Hediger, L. Dyott, M. Nixon, A. Shaughnessy, M. E. Dalton. Missing-Dean Clark, Dr. French, Dr, VanDeusen, B. Bishop, S. Basset. This year the S. A. began its activities at a joint S. A., YWCA, WAA retreat. Here plans of action for the year 1946-47 were laid with an attempt both at avoiding overlapping goals and at bringing about cooperation between the groups on the campus. These plans included continuation oi the Snack Bar with such improvements as money would allow, campus lighting investigation, curriculum study, a new Frosh-Soph game, plans for a Western New Yorlc S. A. conference for the lallol1947,an annual Susan B. Anthony Day Student-Alumnae Luncheon, new mailboxes in Anderson, and formation oi an lntercampus Council. This new council was organized to co-ordinate the various schools ot the university and to promote closer understanding between the students and the administration. It may serve as a very valuable instrument for cooperation and better relations if its potentialities are fully developed, according to S. A. President Jean Conner. MENS FHIITTNTS' HSSUEIHTITIN OFFICERS President ....,............. Warren Richardson Vice President ..., ..,... R obert Billett Secretary ....... . . .Edward Rex Treasurer. . . ,,.. Robert Kanka R. Kanka, R. Billett,W. Richardson,O. Layer,E. Rex,j. Lipper. Under merited criticism for years as a result of its subordinate role in relation to the Board of Control, the Students' Association has again assumed a powerful voice in student affairs. Heading a special committee delegated to re- write and revigorate the laws ol both the Students' Association and the Board of Control, S. A. President Warren Richardson spent his entire summer vacation overhauling and reorganizing the constitutions and by-laws of both organizations, carefully separating areas of control to preventthe jurisdictional duplication which has plagued past relationships. Under the new constitution, the Students' Association, which consists of all the students of the College lor Men, is composed ol three major committees: the Freshman Committee-in charge oi the Frosh Bible and Freshmen Weels, the Todd Union Com- mittee, previously under the Board oi Control, and the Traditions Committee-in charge ol the Yellow Key society, Chi Rho, and the Assembly programs.