University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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Row l-Miss Forbush, Don VandeSand iTreasureri, Mary Winther iSecretaryl, Dave Camplin iPresidenti, Monte Bluske iVice-Presidenti, Darlene Strand, Dr. Droullard. Row 2-Diane Babcock, Joyce Plaushines, Patricia J. Keepers, Jerry Lindas, James Drew, William Strand, Ann DeCosler, Shannon Anderson, Dick Hanko, Harry Miller. Row 3-Donna Steinbrink, John Horn, Genit Vredeveld, Richard Schaier, Dale Spencer. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to pro- vide students with self-government by carrying out student policies. The council's activities in- clude the all-school picnic, the awarding of the scholarship plaque, the aIl-school fall mixer, the conducting of elections and the carrying out of school policies. Members also participate in the Welfare Committee, allocations of student activity fees, Convocation Committee, Recreation Committee, Student Union Board, Student Health Insurance Committee, and the Library Commit- tee. The Student Council meets on the first and third Mondays of each month. President Dave Camplin heads the list of 1959-1960 officers with Monte Bluske, Vice President; Mary Winther Marcus, Secretary; and Don Vande Sand, Treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Forbush and Dr. Droullcrd. Council members are elected by the student body and must be full time students and have a gradepoint average of 1.25. Officers must have c 1.5 average. 23

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The Royal Purple is the weekly newspaper of W.$.C. There are no requirements for becoming a reporter, but one year's experience is neces- sary before becoming an editor on the paper. The paper is sent upon request to other schools and to alumni. Each year awards are presented to all editors and to the best reporters. A banquet was held in the spring for the staff. Officers for the group were Kathleen McClus- key, editor-in-chief; Rose Soldner and Judy Kresl, news co-editors; Virginia Holden and Bar- baro Lund, feature co-editors; Rosemary Cuene, organizational editor; and Dick Hanko, sports Row I-Ginny Holden-feature co-editor, Kathy McCluskey, editor-in-chief; Gayle Best-assistant business manager; Rose Soldner-front page co-editor. edltor. Mrs' Mary Mills IS the GdVisor' Row Z-Barb Lund-feature co-editor; Judy Kreslefront page co-editor; Ann Hougard-advertising manager. Row 3-Mrs. Mills-advisor; Dick Hanke- sports editor, Rosemary Cueneeorganization editor. ROYAL PURPLE Row 1-Phyllis Lillevold, Judie Patch, Barbara Wied, Karen Runzheimer, Barbara Staieil, Mary Gunnelson, Marilyn Ross. Row Z-Mary Monroe, Kathy Maly, Maureen Schopen, Dianne Kuehn, Joan Rubbo, Carolyn Siuntebeck, Judy Ludwig. Row 3-Al Scott, John Kazaniian, Jim VandeSand, Pete Jacobs, Harry Miller. 22

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ATNS OFFICERS Pat Costigan, Carol Thiers, Mary Wesemann, Bette Cunningham, Karen Knaak, Dean Forbush. AWS Upon enrollment in the College, all women students automatically become members of As- sociated Women Students. The AWS Council is composed of the officers and twenty-one de- partmental and class representatives who are etected annually by the women students in each class. The primary purpose of the Association is to assist in the development of college policies re- lating specifically to women students. Other ac- tivities include the publication of the Student Handbook, 0 social program highlighted by the annual Women's Dinner, a series of monthly convocations for women students, the Pre-Exom 24 Breakfast, 0 charity drive, a spring banquet, a householders tea, maintenance of the womenhs lounge, and participation in freshman orienta- tion through the Big and Little Sister picnic. The special requirement for Council members is a TC average, and the officers must have a C plus or 1.5 average. The officers were Betty Cunningham, presi- dent; Karen Knock, secretory; Carol Thiers, treasurer; and Patricia Costigan, Royal Purple reporter. The sponsor of AWS is Miss Core For- bush.