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Council Serves
3500 Town Men
Some 3500 men students live in apartments and rooming
houses in town and elsewhere.
For many of them, their last class of the day is their last
contact with the campus until their first class the next day.
These are the Town Independent Men, called—as is;
typical in the alphabetical age—;
TIM, somet i m e s the "townl or eight (depending cn popula- '
Indies." lion) men who get the highest '
To bind these men more close-1 number of voles will get seats
ly to their University, the TIM! on AIM.
Council was formed as a division! The officers for this year are
of the Association of Independent!Charles Bartholomew, president;
Men and •;e 1 yes as a liaison be - Louis Testen, vice president;
tween the town Indic., and the!Charles Garman, secretary and
higher student governing bodies.;Richard Wilt, treasurer.
'JIM is Will king with the corn ;
mittee on the orientation of i
transfer students in the Orienta-AA R epresents
lion We e k program. Several ;
meetings and a dance are sched-'
tiled for transfer students during
Groups
the week.
The group will he frying to I
get a definite working plan for
Club TIM this year. Club TIM n Government
is io be a private social club ; The Athletic Association takes
for town indie men. It will in- part in the election of managers
dude a study room, a lounge :for all varsity sports, sits in on
and a snack bar. TIM is going ;the athletic advisory hoard and
to start a fund to get money ,has a seat on the All-University
to buy a building for the club. Cabinet.
It is working on the idea ofl The captains and coaches of the
having a recreation cabin at the
; varsity sports aid the AA presi-
Stone Valley site but as yet nodent in the conducting of the
definite plans have been made. !elections for managers of varsity
TIM will hold its annual Fall sports.
Dance in the Hetzel Union ball-I In addition to the AA presi
room. It will only hold one dance, de
nt. the Athletic Advisory Board
this year instead of two. It will 'includes: Ernest McCoy, dean of
also enter teams in the antra- the College of Physical Educa
mural activities. It will be work- ; tion, students, faculty and alum
ing with the dean of men's officeini members. A total of 10 persons
on the question of living cond i-! sits on the board.
Lions for the town indie men.
Anyone wishing to be on the! The board also works along
with the Women's Recreation As-
TIM Council can nominate him
i
self by submitting a petition of sociation in sponsoring Fun Night
'
during Orientation Week.
20 signed names of town indie
men. He must be an independent This year's officers are Fred
living off campus, must have a ! Kerr, president; Howard Maier
-2.0 MI-University average and;hoffer, vice president; and Thom
must have at least two semestersjas Hancock, secretary. These of
left at the University. He may notjficers hold office from May to
be on probation of any kind.lMay.
Elections for council members The officers are elected by
mill be held early this fall. male students in the spring elec-
There will be 26 positions ition. The AA meets four or five
available on council. The seven !times a year.
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1 Yeagley, who joined the de- A graduate of State College
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Physical Plant. 11949 as a project coordinator, has bachelor of arts degree from the
The new position was creatediserved for the past five years as University and has completed
to meet the administrative needsladministrative assistant in thetmuch of his work toward a mas
of the department now facing intlepartment. From 1946 to 1949,1 ter of science degree in business
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