University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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APPLIED ARTS TRIBUNAL The Applied Arts Tribunal has supervision over the activities of the students of that college. This year the Tribunal has sponsored educational movies, a student-faculty luncheon, an exhibition and dance. Each class had special en- tries in the exhibition, and at the dance prizes are awarded to the winners. President Richard Scobel Vice-President Betty Irion Treasurer James Alexander Co-Treasurer Robert Zepth Secretary Margaret Lavell Faculty Adviser George Roth Mary Livingstone Donald Bush Dottie Wilson Ray Cradick Georgia Betty Schneider Carol Scheid Irva Mecksroth Betty Brooks Miriam Waters Jack Rehme Ed Biding BOW 1 (left to right): D. Wilson, G. Schneider, I. Mecksroth, C. Scheid. ROW 2 (left to right): D. Bush, B. Irion, M. Lavell, B. Brooks, R. Scobel. ROW 3 (left to right) : R. Zeph, E. Biding, R. Cradick, J. Alexander. 29

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LIBERAL ARTS TRIBUNAL The purpose of the Liberal Arts Tribunal is to regulate and co-ordinate all student activities of the College of Liberal Arts. All matters not under the jurisdiction of Student Council, but pertaining to this College, are controlled by the Tribunal. This year a long-needed want was satisfied by the publication of a Liberal Arts College Directory, distributed free to Liberal Arts Students. The Tribunal also sponsored a dance in the Great Hall of the Union. President Mary Lou Rodenbeck Vice-President James Pease Secretary Rick Crane Treasurer Odin Wilhelmy Allen Holmes Dale Griffin Don Schroeter Al Vontz Betty Rollins Eleanor Conant Martha Ann Fisher Miriam Endebrock Helen Hardisty Lita Weber Vera Bantz ROW 1 (led to right): V. Bantz, B. Rollins, L. Weber, M. Fisher, H. Hardisty, E. Conant, M. Rod- enbecli. ROW 2 (left to right): A. Vontz, A. Holmer, J. Pease, R. Crane, D. Griffin, D. Schroeter, O. Wil- helmy. 28

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TEACHER ' S COLLEGE TRIBUNAL The Teachers ' College Tribunal is the governing body of Teachers ' College and has jurisdiction over all matters not in the hands of Student Council. This year the Teachers ' College Tribunal inaugurated a series of forms on Prob- lems of Interest to Teachers. The traditional fall and spring picnics were un- qualified successes. Another innovation of the Tribunal is the publication of a bulletin which appears weekly; Jack Klumpe is the editor. President Otto Oppenheimer Vice-President Walter Ismael Secretary Florence Gately Treasurer Ray Virgin Faculty Adviser Dr. Gordon E. Henrickson MEMBERS; Ann Roberts Mary Louise Batsche Florence Danford Margery Berman Jack Klumpe ROW 1 (left to right): M. L. Batsche, M. Berman, F. Danford, F. Gately, A. Roberts. ROW 2 (left to right): W. IsmacI, J. Klumpe, R. Virgin. 30