University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Robert Thayer Hazen Wood Allen White Clarence Alcley Fred Logan Second Row-Katzew, Joseph, Thurber, Benoit, Blakely, Little, Parker, Dudley Front Row--Sawyer, Thayer, White, Prof. Carroll, Logan, Hunting, Itzkowitz OFFICERS Faculty Adfvzfor ..................................................... Prefident ................................... Secretary-Treez5u1'er .............. ATQ Wayne Dudley AWP George Little AI Harris Thurber KE Robert Hennessy IPAQ Wilfred Benoit Allen White Logan Charles Katzew Roger Hunting David Sawyer Myers Reynolds, IH Charles Itzkowitz Prof. D. B. Carroll rpm BAE EN 211- TEQP Robert Steinman Michael Cozzolino Harry Parker Edwin Blakely Clifford Joseph

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PAN-I-IELLENIC Second Row-Badger, Hoffman, Blume, Wishart, Hackwell, Benoit, Smith ' Front Row-Marvin, Fiske, Frank, Welsh, Woolley OFFICERS Pmidm ............. .............. Q .................. ......... G 1 oria 0. Frank Vice-Prerident ......... ,............. D oris Welsh Secretary .................. .......... M ariam Fiske TTYLZIHTE7' ............ .......... A leanne VVoolley AXQ KAG V Miriam Fiske Margaret Wisha1't Jean Hall Doris Welsh AEA HBCIF 'lane Badger Marguerite Benoit Jeanne Vlfoolley Janet Hackwell ACIPE Elf' Gloria O. Frank Jean Blume Marjorie Smith Pearl Marvin -23-

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U. V. M. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Second Row-Corliss, Page, Casey, Brown, A. Needham, S. Needham, Pearl Front Row-Dudley, Hoffman, Eimer, Corbett, Dike, Fletcher, Killick On February 9, 1942, the constitution for the Uni- versity of Vermont Student Government was fully ratified. This constitution consisted of ten articles, which were created by the students themselves for the purpose of the carrying out of a better and more enduring self-government upon the University of Ver- mont campus. The preamble of the constitution reads as follows: ln order to bring about a systematic administration of student alfairs on this campus, to codify existing customs and traditions of the University of Vermont, and to provide for an organized student control of campus activities, we, the students of U. V. M., adopt this constitution? All students shall be voting members of this organi- zation on payment of the Student Activity Fee. Meet- -24- ings shall be held once a month during the college year and may be called anytime by the President of the University, President of Student Government, five or more members of the Executive Committee, or by the petition of fifty or more members presented to the Executive Committee at least ten days prior to the proposed date of the meeting. A U. V. M. Student Court has been organized by each undergraduate college having two representatives plus one additional for each 200 students over the first 300. The court shall elect its own presiding officer. It shall be the duty of the U. V. NI. Student Court to try such problems of discipline and social conduct as shall be designated to it by an Executive Commit- tee composed of four juniors, four sophomores and two freshmen elected by the entire student body.