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STANDARDS COMMITTEE The more deIicate proIJIems of student administration are entrusted to the Standards Committee. Their meet- ings are secret, their minutes undivuiged. It wiII have to he accepted on faith, therefore, that their work is necessary to maintain the moraI tone of the schooI and is accompIishecI with discretion and tact. RADIO GUILD Vveeidy to unsuspecting Iisteners was waited the pro- gram of the Radio Guiid. Cienton Price uemceedn the productions and Iined up talent from within and with- out his faitI1iuI guiIcI. Struggiing against inadequate IaciIities and the vagaries of adoIesCent voices taxed the taIents of the technicians. A. M. S. COUNCIL Sponsoring a Gymboree, a Canyon Guting, a satiricaI assemIJIy, and a dance presented prohiems that even Lone VVOII: BusweII couIdn't soIve hy himseIt . . . The Councii of Associated IVIen provided for him under the constitution was therefore caIIed in. They spent the rest of the year regarding with envious awe the smooth functioning of the Vvomenis group. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE The editors of this year's hancIIJooIc have Ieft this record: they coiiected the materiai for the first hand- Ioooic in the history of the puhiication to meet its dead- Iine. They speIIed five names correctIy and even man- aged to match one of these names with one of the six teIephone numhers Iisted accurateIy in the votume. Top: Marian Bader, Mr. Stevenson, Ruth Compton, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Anderson, IVIr. Osmond, Stolmo Ochi, VaNyIe Evans, BIair Evans. BeIow: Mary Lou Foutz. Fred KendaII, Virginia AIIen, CIenton Price. NIaurine Duftin, Max Orton, NViIIis Ohorn, RuIon Yorgason, DaIe BIacIc. IPOD! IQCX IXIICEIIIITC, DUN DFUlIiIICf, RHIPII BZITHTITCI, DOH BUQNYPII Robert Bischoff. BeIow: Keith VViIcox, Myrie Wood, Earl Tanner, BIair Iqvms
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To Front Row: Dawna Slmewell. Rutlm Carver, Elizalzetlx Blair, Louise Dixon, rlop: Dan Drumiler, Betty Smalley. Darolcl Burt, Alice Kapplc, Sue, Boyle, Kay Crockett, Kallicrine Woolley, Dick Slceen, Grant Neutclaoom. Bottom: Gloria Hall, Lorraine Ritclxic. Clara Gilman, Eliza-xlnctlr Blair, Lavon Earl, Lew Auslacl. DANCE CCMIVIITTEE These frustrated artists achieve release in creating time garislr ancl gaucly trappings for occasional stuclent loorly clances. Camoullaging corners that can serve for a mul- tiplicity of purposes is tlie apex of tlmeir amloition. Squat- ters' rights gives tliem lree access to tlre Terpsicluorean cle- loauclieries to wl1icl1 they are Cleclicaterl. MATINEE DANCE As regularly as Thursday came arouncl, fifteen loyal stu- clents, tlle presiclent of the sponsoring club, and tlme dislc- flipper cavortecl witll tlle forcecl gayety typical of the post- clepression era. The oclcl man lrilcecl across tlie interven- ing' spaces to lceep tlme pairings from loecoming permanent. p. Rosella Larkin, Nlarian Feit, Catlrerine Taylor, Clara Gilman, LauRenc Tliompson Seconcl Row: Berniecc lVlcEntire, Dorothy Meyers. Bernice Perrins, lx'lrs, Hall, Rosemary Picliens, Vvincvna Vvelnster, Gcralclene Smltll. Below, Front Row: Mary Olpin, Gayla Payne, Melina Nlarl-in, Ruth Rogluaar. Nlilclrerl Taggart, Atlialene Cordon. Francis Mary Stratlorcl, lxflariorie Vowlcs. Seconcl Row: Cliloe Yates, Merry Dyer, Marian Sancler, Marjorie Anderson, Rutli Tomlinsno. A. VV. S. COUNCIL The memloers ol Associated Vvomen Students, Council illustrate in their concluct the impact of Dorotlry Dix on the college girl. Tliey guicle tl1e course of Associated VVomen Stuclents' affairs, concentrating on tl1e reclama- tion of unafliliatecl coefls. ln tlieir oclcl moments tl1ey clissipate at teas. VV. A. A. COUNCIL Tlie xfVOU1CH,S Athletic Association presicles over tlle plmysical eclucation of VVelJer,s muscle-molls. ln tlmese moclern times, tlie girls can never tell wllen a little atliletic prowess may come in lmancly. Exercise is also usecl as a substitute for starvation diets ancl removes tlle necessity of cleclining a malt on tlie ltaoy friencl.
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