Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA)

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Ifllrlut Iam. r..lvII-INHII, I-, X-1N3I..Il1Il1If-, I-II II Chairman: Robert Gamble ORGANIZED IN 1932-33 THE COUNCIL WAS DESIGNED TO REPRESENT THE STUDENT BODY IN EXPRESSING STUDENT OPINION EITHER IN INITIAL ACTION OR IN THE FORM OF RECOMMENDATIONS SUBMITTED TO THE ADMIN- ISTRATION AND FACULTY. MEMBERSHIP CONSISTS OF FOUR SENIORS, THREE JUN- IORS, AND ONE SOPHOMORE, WHO ARE ELECTED BY A STUDENT VOTE. AND Ti-IE PRESIDENT OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS, WHO IS A NON-VOTING MEMBER. BEGINNING THE SCHOOL YEAR BY SPONSORING FRESHMAN WEEK, THE COUNCIL IS INTERESTED IN STUDENT WELFARE AND SEEKS TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE SCHOOL. Nwwrnl 1-4-xx. Il IIIIIIIS X IM-11xIIyI,.IfmII-III. Ix'IlIII4HII tudent Council

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