University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Don Gardner, Ralph Loken, George Taylor, Royal Bruchman, Amelia Stephan, Betty Rodenbeck, Bill Holak. Row 2: Margaret Borrebek, Betty Sweet, Maxine Gunderson, Marcella Killian, Marion Bohrnstedt, Pat Haney. Row 3: June Brown, Jean Axtell, Leo Kenney CPresidentj, Jane Mueller, Faith Convis. Absent: Fred Adams, Mildred Becker, Mary Dickenson, Dorothy Wiley, Carmen Sherette, Florence Mar- tineau, Cathryn Steurer, Beth Lawsha, Adeline Hanson, Mae Hilliard, Ollie Knoll, Barbara Ann Foster, Rodney Van Loon, Rodney Hanson, Bill Gramenz, Bob Paulsen, Frank Werling CVice-presidentj, Ellen Reuter fSecretaryJ, and Bob Carey Cfreasurerj. The problems of the students are brought to the Council for action. The Council also approves various measures including new or- ganizations, getting new equipment, planning social events. Their year's projects included the three-day Homecoming celebration on October 17, 18, 19. They also helped pub- lish the annual student directory. Several dances were held besides the Homecoming dance. A mixer on October 3, and a Snod- grass Scholarship Fund dance on March 24. The Council worked to complete the Snod- grass Fund this spring. , Meetings of the Council are held month- ly when the student representatives from the school organizations bring in their ideas and problems for discussion and approval. The Council someday hopes to have stu- dent mailboxes installed after the project for the Faculty wall directory has been completed.

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i s ou J .f Y .- xo sky of ,,,f k I5 5 f . i S, . 'Guess this wou1dn't be a democracy if we kids cou1dn't have something to say about running the college. We do have power, and we can be pretty influential if we're not too 1azy.W 23

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COLLEGE COMMITTEES SOCIAL The social committee is the most active group in school when it comes to judge their work of the past year. Under the leadership of Mr. Reuter and Miss Cart- wright, the following program was very much appreciated by the students: Freshman mixer . . . September 9 All-School dance . . . September 19 Pre-homecoming activity All-school dance . . October 31 Old Time Dance . . . November 28 Christmas Party . . . December 16 Game Night , . . . February 13 Waltz Night . . . . . . February 20 Masquerade . . . . . . April 10 College picnic . . . . . May 14 LIBRARY This group is influential in keeping order in the library. When on trial for causing disturbance, the frightened student is brought before Justice Glover and his henchman Arnie Wilhelm. SOCIAL ROOM The new social center requires some strict regulation. Under the watchful eyes of Fern Laking and Virginia Pelton every- one tries to act like ladies and gentlemen. At any rate it's good to have the social rooms at last. ORGANIZATIONS Under Miss Trowbridge, a group of worthy students check and approve any new organizations coming up. I The committee also sees that one stu- dent doesn't have too much on his hands. You know, some like to get in everything.