Dr. Ken Chrlstialisell, (biol) president of the Grinnell chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa, national honorary society, seems to be giving the secret signs of the
society and of the love of knowledge to Bill Abernathy, senior, who was ini—
tiated recently. Miss Evelyn Gardner (English) looks on,

SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday, November 120. me

 

 

House Presidents Grant Frosh Upperclass Hours;
Investigate Improved Methods for Quad Sign Out

l 'An AWS Board meeting at
great importance to members
at the class of ’68 was held on

Monday, Nov, 16. An announce-
ment at dinner Tuesday night
reclaimed their decision to
grant upperclass hours to the
girls in the freshmen class, ef-
ective that evening. All wom—
n students are reminded by
iudith Edquist, Board presi»
ent, that the system of fire-
firill bedrchecks is now in oper-
anon.

A new committee to invesii<
ate sign-Out. procedures has
geenrcreated. under the chair-
manship of Anne Young, pres
ident of Haines l-lalL The comr
mittee wil work with dean of
women Jean Slocum and Mrs,
Marjorie Ravitts. assistant in
fl|e office of the dean.

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1965-1966 by the Katharine Gibbs
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lished in 1935 as a memorial to
Mrs. Katharine Gibbs, founder
and Iirst president or the school.

Each scholarship consists of lull
tuition ($1,200) tor the secretarial
tramlng course, plus an additionali
cash award of $500 [otallng $1,700,
The winners may select any one
of the tour Gibbs schools for their
trainingiBoston, New York, Mout-
tlall‘, or Providence.

Winners are chosen by the Schol-
Il'slllp Committee on the basis of.‘
college academic record, personal
and character qualilications, finan-
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success in business.

Each college or university may:
recommend two candidates, andl
each candidate must have this on}
ficial endorsement. Students who)
may be interested in competing for]
one of these Katharine Gibbs;
awards may obtain iull intormation i
from llle college placement bureau.

 

Members. of the committee
are: Donna Dagenals, Peggy
Gerber, Anne Hoganson. Joan
Lovejoy, Daria Fredericks,
Larinda Yeisley, Janice Linnell,
Christina Swanson, Ellen Det-
ertng and lrene Blaser.

They will work on two pro-
jects. The llrst will be an at-
tempt to simplify the forms
presently used when women
students leave town and return.
It is hoped that this will facili-
tate the use of the forms so
that all women will be accur-
ately signed out when they
leave. Sign-out forms are used
mainly so that contact with the
student can be made easily in
case or an emergency,

The second project will be
the possibility or an over-all

parental permission form to be
maintained on tile for each stu-
dentl This would eliminate the
need for express written per
mission from the woman’s par-
ents each time she wishes to
visit off campus

The committee will use in-
formation gathered by a simi-
lar group last spring. and also
has many examples of the
forms used at other colleges.
Miss Young explained when a
plan is established, it will be
submitted for Senate approval.
Appropriate handbook changes
would then be made and the
plan put into use. This will most
likely not be finished until
spring, so that the plan would,
be in use leginning in Septemr
her next yrar.

 

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