WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER T 5. 1954
HEc Council
Composed
Of 2 Grouos
The _ Home Economies, Student
Council is composed of members
of 'the four classes, and repre
sentatives .of home economics
honorary societies and clubs.
Members must have a 1.0 All-
University average and are elect
ed in the spring. Freshman, how
ever, are elected in the fall. The
representatives from the classes
are chosen on the basis of one
for every 50 students registered
in each class which is represented
in curricula in the College of
Home Economics-.
The council meets once a week
to discuss problems and projects
concerning the college. President
for this year is Andrew Stavres.
Other officers, are Margaret Faris,
vies president, and secretary
treasurer, Suzanne Scholl.
Purpose of the council : isto
represent the entire student body
of the College in a united group,
to further the 'development of
cooperation and coord inat i o n
among its students in planning
and carrying out school functions
of various types, and to guide the
students and organizations to de
velop an ever-better College.
Last year the council worked
with the other Home Ec organi
zations on a party for freshmen
during orientation week and
sponsored a tea. for faculty and
freshman students.
The money from the council al
lotment was used to set up a
fund to be used by students for
field trips and loans.
The council collected for Cam-
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photograph rooftops. My first sign was
a huge, steaming coffee cup on
Broadway. At age 23 I was starting
to learn an exciting business!”
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Prexy Welcomes Frosl&
PRESIDENT MILTON S. EISENHOWER welcomed the new fresh
man class Monday night in Recreation Hall. Jesse Ar.nelle, All-
University president, and David R. Mackey, Burgess, also ex
tended greetings. In the background are Wilmer E. Kenworthy,
left, director of student affairs, and Ray V. Watkins, University
scheduling officer.
pus Chest from, the Home Eco
nomics faculty and held a Christ
mas party with the Mineral In
dustries Student Council.
Eight members of the council
served on the hospitality commit
tee for Home Ec Spring Weekend.
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Chem-Phys
Council Acts
As Liaison
The go-between for the faculty
and students of the ■ College of
Chemistry and Physics is the Chem-
Phys Student Council.
This organization will be headed
this year by a woman for the first
time.. Barbara : Foss is president.
Other officers- are Roger Uhler,
vice president, and William Childs,
secretary
Each spring the hew officers are
elected, and the voting is held in
the lobby of Osmond- Laboratory.
Two freshmen, four sophomores,
eight juniors and twelve seniors
serve on ' the council each year,
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The freshmen' representatives^ are
elected in the fall. - ,
The American Chemical. Society
and the American Institute-^; ; of
Chemical Engineers each , elect a
member to represent students'; in
chemistry and chemical engineer
ing curriculums. .
. The activities, of. the council; in
clude the fall banquet in October, a
student-faculty mixer in the fall,
the Chemistry-Physics Open House
at which.there were 1400. 'present
last year, and the spring banquet.
.The. council is also in. charge] of
publishing . the Chem-Phys News
letter.
Each year .the students in the
college vote for' a chemistry pro
fessor of the year. The faculty is
also polled in this voting through
letters sent out through the dean’s
office. Last year the. winner re
ceived an honorary membership
shingle. i
The. council also evaluates cour
ses within tha college- and has a
bluebook file.
Offers You
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