University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Cincinnatian Student Council Officers LAWSON WHITEsmEs .............................. President MORTON BROWN .............................. Vice-Presfdem THELMA HOINKE ....................... Recording Secretary ROBERT NAU ............................ SerretaTj,-'-Treasu-rer Members Adele Berger Ida Hoinke Charles Patten Ced Brown Thelma Hoinke Ellen Peters Morton Brown John Koch William Sweet John Connor George Kramer Eleanor Vogeler James Conway Anne Lcwing Virginia Willis Dick Dexter John Mills Robert While Roscoe Dyson Sid Mulliken Lawson Whitesides William Gilliland ..I C. McDaniel Robert Wfright Paul Grischy Robert Nau CliHm-d Goldmeyer Betty Jane Herschede Jeannette Nichols Raymond Hilsinger The Executive Board of Student Council Lawson Whitesides J. Clifford McDaniel Morton Brown Virginia Willis Ida Hoinke .- Thelma Hoinke Robert Nau Roscoe Dyson James Conway ' Adele Berger Paul'Caischy' L . F ' Raymond Hilsinger Emcmive Board livinke, T. Nau Whitesides Hoinke, I. Bmwn Hybrln Lvisahy Willis McDaniel llilsinger Cunway Berger 24

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NinvthH-Thirfw-TWHU laden! ouzzcz'l UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI McMICKEN HALL CINCINNATI, omo owner or me ruswuvr June 1, 1932. The Student Body University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio. Fellow Students: As I turn over the reigns of student administration to new hands, I am impressed with the great change that has come over the entire University in the past year. The oft-repeated phrase new spirit may seem a bit trite, but its manifestations have been more genuine this year than ever before during my undergraduate career. An increased enthusiasm is apparent everywhere on the campus - the faculty, the administration, the student body, and even the citizenry of the city at large. The football team, under the direction of the new coach, is looking steadily forward. The opening of Wilson Audit- orium and the rapid construction of the many thoroughly equipped buildings have enhanced the physical appearance of the campus immensely. The work of the Student Council this year has been di- rected to bring about a greater interest in student gov- ernment of extra-curricular affairs. This interest has not been merely local, for the present student Council has been fortunate enough to bring the Mid-West Student cunferehce, an annual convention of student leaders from colleges throughout the middle west, to Cincinnati in 1933. What part of the success of the year now ending has been due to Student Council, slight though it may be, gives us a satisfaction Which more than rewards our efforts. The future seems bright, may our successors make it so. Sinierely, E Lawson E. Whitesides. President of Student Council. m :9. mm mm

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