Wells College - Cardinal Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

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Recording Secretdffy MRS. EDNA YOUNG SEARLES, Leonia, N. I. Corresponding Seeifetaify MRS. ALICE RICHARDS KENNEDY, 2875 Broadway, New York City Tredsiwer MRS. LOUISE STRONG DAVENPORT, 2 53 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. wffiners uf the Wells Qlinllege Eastern Qssnniatiun President MRS. ELLA MCCLARY DAWSON, I2o2 Hinman Avenue, Evanston, Ill. Vice-Presidents MRS. GERTRUDE KIRK FOBES, 622 Goodrich Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. MISS JULIA T. MARTIN, 4340 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. MISS HELEN KELSEY, I 509 Stunniit Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Secretary MISS ALICE BARLER, 436 Arlington Place, Chicago, Ill. Tifeasinfeif MISS GLADYS CABLE, I 34 Third Avenue, Hinsdale, Ill. Chaiinnan of Coniinittee on Endownienzf Fund MISS JULIA T. MARTIN, 4340 Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Ill. S9

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- 1 -x xr, Vi -r I K 5? STI-IE? W gr. ALUIVIPLAE ASSGIQIATICFI 3 Q9ffiEBI'5 uf the wells Qilullegz Qllumnaz Qssuciatiun President MISS MARY EUSTIS, Morris Heights, New York City Vice-President MRS. PEARL BARNES AVERY, Aurora. ' Secretary MISS MABEL GAVITT, Lyons A Treasurer MRS. ELLA HARDEE MORGAN, 2279 Ashland Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Qhfficers uf the wells Qllullege Eastern Qssuniatiun President XMRS. JOSEPHINE SWINTON VAN ETTEN, 6oo Tremont Ave. New York y Vice-Presidents MISS EDITH D. BROWER, 1084 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y MISS CAROLINE A. HUGHITT, 62 South Street, Auburn, N. Y. MRS. RAY WEBER GOODRICH, Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N. Y. i'tDeceaSed.. 58

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The Wells Qllullegiate Qzsnniatinn nf wells Qllullsggnz President, . Vice-President, . Secretary, . Treasurer, . Student government has usu- ally been considered by us only in reference to our own organi- zation, which of course we recog- nize to be one of supreme merit. From this point of view we have seen its importance both in theory and in practice. Never- theless the appeal of the universal is always greater than that of the particular, and this year the uni- versality of student government was made apparent by the Inter- collegiate Conference held at Wells. So we cease to apply to our organization the words unique Susan Fritsch Helen Howarth . Estella Black Gertrude Cleveland W - T l and particular, and substitute those signifying breadth and universality. From this conference we naturally felt that our own Association was small both in numbers and scope. But we were indeed glad that we were not bothered by the problems of a college situated in a large city, by fraternities, or by lack of collegiate spirit. We congratulated ourselves when we discovered that our honor system could fulfill the highest demands made of it, and stand the severest strains put on it. The simplicity of our rules, the justice of our constitution, and the attitude of our members toward the Association were significantly impressive. It is difficult of course to judge the Intercollegiate Conference from our own point of view, so we shall not attempt it. The follow- ing is an article which appeared in the magazine of one of the leading universities represented: 60