Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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VOICINC3 STU More serious work Than meeTing aT The SpoT was aTTended To by The ExecuTive CommiTTee This year. They had Their hands Tull sTraighTening ouT some oT lasT year's unTinished business and seTTing The books in order. Quaker Campus, Acropolis, and Book STore aTTairs were looked inTo, and a Thorough cleaning given To The Exec building and oTTices. Mop, painT brush, and broom, noT Too sTrenuously wielded, were gladly puT aside when more imporTanT business arose such as The Annual Spring FesTival. 5 T J iy. l l Q E, im llfill lllig Time ouT aT The SpoT

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BECAME LEADERS Befh Anderson, Social Chairman, was Tops for The iolo. In The face of many difficullies and changes, she promoled evenls which were original, clever, and long-remembered. Alice Frank, dashing from home To meelings, was Women's Represenlafive. For slraighlening oul lhe sludenl body books l-lelen Seiberl was excellenl. Keeping minules and looking as loeauliful as ever was Belly Jo Adams. Alice and Be'rh BeHy Jo and Helen

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ENT CDPINICDN Norma, Sreclc, and Joan Muriel, Mary, and Carol Progress and problems of Poel publicalions were presenled and ollen discussed in Execulive Meeling by Joan Lang, Quaker Campus Edilor, and Norma Jean Downing, Acropolis Edilor. Ambiguiries and lorgollen conslilulional clauses were examined, revised, and clarified: nor only con- cerning publicalions bul' abour all phases of sludenl life. Ellsworlh Sreclclein, represenling men's alhlelics, broughl valuable suggeslions lo Execulive discussions and was helpful in many ways. Also conlribuiinq opinions To various debales and discussions were Muriel Kelly, Senior Represenlalive, Mary Allcins, Junior Represenlarive, and Carol Weber, Sophomore Represenlalive. A