WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1957

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Petitioning,

Interviewing

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lic relations chairman, personnel
chairman, and special projects
chairman.
Frosh Weekend . . .
Petitioning for Frosh Weekend
began Thursday, February 7 and
ends today.
Interviewing for positions on
the Central Committee will begin'
Monday to Tuesday, February 26.
sitions on the Central Committee
will begin Monday to Tuesday,
February 26.


Candidates

are the positions open to fresh- The job
men. will be
of the
Junior Girl's Play . . . stunts c:
Petitions for offices and posi- Other
Lions for the Junior Girls' Play can are ma
be obtained today through March scenery,
1 at the League undergraduate of- choralc
fice. man, an
Interviewing will begin Monday,
March 4 and end Saturday, March Coffe
9. Coeds

of the publicity chairman are cordially invited to attend a
to co-ordinate the work coffee hour from 9 a.m. to noon,
posters, The Daily, and Saturday, in the Ann Arbor Room
bairmen.
positions open for J.G.P. of the League.
ke up, stage manager, The coffee hour, sponsored by
props, tickets, programs, the Interviewing and Nominating
director, ushering chair- Committee of the League, has
d playwright. been arranged for perspective pe-
e H our . . . titioners of League positions. All
who are interested and the members of the Executive
about League positions Board and all the chairmen of
League comittees will be present
Skit Night to advise interested students.
addition to the fifteen In addition, the presidents of
fight entries listed yes- the Panhellenic and Assembly As-
the scenario of Kappa sociations and the chairmen of
Gamma and Zeta Beta Frosh Weekend, Junior Girl's
as selected in the first Play, and Soph Show will be host-
of judging for further esses at the coffee hour to explain
tition. their duties and to answer ques-
tions.

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Step 1: Perspective candidates Step 2: After writing the peti-
look over old petitions for new tions, coeds proceed to sign up
ideas to include in their entries for an interview on lists posted
for the various League positions on the bulletin board in the
open to them. League undergraduate office.

-Daily-Dick Gaskill
Step 3: Next come interviews before an experienced board which
will judge your plans, abilities and enthusiasm. Interviews are
informal and range for eight to fifteen minutes, covering all of
the positions for which the coeds have petitioned.


Petitioning Process .. .
The petitioning and interview-
ing process used to fill women's
positions of leadership on campus
is very simple.
First, one must obtain a peti-
tion at the League undergraduate
office. If the student is in doubt
as how to write the petition, she
may go to the League Library
where old petitions are placed and
see what the job entails and what
night be included in a petition.
The thought of writing a peti-
tion may seem frightening to a
} student who has never written one
before. A petition does not have
to be a literary masterpiece. The
interviewing committee, is inter-
ested in the student's enthusiasm,
ability and especially his ideas.
Information which should be
included in a petition is past ex-
perience which might pertain to
the job, and the duties of the job
as the candidate understands
them.
The way the student would or-
ganize a committee and would
carry out her plans should also
be included. Criticism *of the job
as it has been run and ideas for
improvement are also important
to the Interviewing and Nomin-
ating Committee.
After writing the petition the
candidate should bring it to the
League undergraduate office and
place It. in its properly marked
 box. Then she should sign up for
an interview on the sheet that
will be posted on the bulletin
board in the office.
It is advisable to ,keep a copy
of the petition and review it be-
fore going to the interview so that
the interview will be prepared and
relaxed.
League Petitioning ...
Petitioning for all League po-
sitions has begun and will con-
tinue throughout the month for
coeds in all classes.
The Interviewing and Nomin-
ating Committee interviews peti-
tioners for all positions in the
League: officers, committee chair-
men and members.
Due to the increased number of
coeds petitioning for League po-
sitions last year, a special inter-
Activities Chairmen
.. The activities chairman in
the various housing groups on
campus will be glad to answer
any questions concerning pe-
titioning.
In Geddes House, this chair-
man is Sharon Somora; in
Cheever House, Joyce Hill; in
Hinsdale, Margaret Rowe, in
Kleinstuek Thelma McCorkle;
in Palmer, Martha Kinley and
in Angell, Linda Rainwater.
Continuing the list of chair-
men are Linda Axelrod in
Prescott, Jane Geiger in Tyler,
Betty Lomas in Martha Cook,
Maureen Law in Helen New-
t berry and Judy Palmer in
Stockwell.
Concluding the list are Linda
Smith of Vickie Vaughn, Nan
Patterson of Henderson, Sue
Landsman and Eva Ray of
,T Jordan, Joan Lovell of Mosher
and Ellen Richards of Fletcher.
Members of the League In-
terviewing and Nominating
committee include Rugh Jaffe,
Bobbie Maier and Kay Yonk-
ers,

"viewing board was set up to inter-
view all students interested in
class projects such as Frosh Week-
end, Soph Show, and Junior Girl's
Play. Although the interviewing
board is separate, the same proce-
dure is followed. If a student
wishes to petition for both a class
project committee and a position
in the League, two separate peti-
tions must be written.
Senior positions open in the
League to junior women include
president of the League, first and
second vice presidents, secretary
and treasurer.
Executive secretary of the Sen-.
ate is open to any coed in the
junior or sophomore class.
Chairmanships and member-
ships on various League commit-
tees include: Dance Class, Merit-
Tutorial, International, Special
Projects, Social, Public Relations,
House, Community Services, and
Orientation committees.
Chairman and secretary of the
Interviewing committee are also
senior positions, as are the posi-
tions of chairman and vice chair-
man of Woman's Judiciary.
Since the League House Judi-
ciary Council will no longer func-
tion as a judicial body, there will
be no petitioning for League
House member-at-large or secre-
tary of the council. Instead, the
chairman of League House Judi-
ciary, which is a senior position,
will now become a permanent
member of Women's Judiciary
Council.
Junior positions will be open
soon for sophomore women. They
include second vice president of
the League, three members of
Interviewing and Nominating,
three members of Women's Judi-
ciary and executive secretary of
the Senate.
Membership on League commit-
tees open to juniors include Dance
Class, Merit-Tutorial, Internation-
al, Special Projects, Social, Public
Relations, House, Community Ser-
vice and Orientation committee
participation.
Freshman coeds are encouraged
to petition for sophomore posi-
tions in the League which include
second vice president of the
League, three members on the In-
terviewing and Nominating Com-
mittee, and two.sophomore mem-
bers on Women's Judiciary.
Panhellenic .. .
Panhellenic Association will be-
gin petitioning on Saturday,
March 2 and will end at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 7.
On Friday, March 8, interview-
ing will begin and will continue
through Monday, March 11. The
slate will be presented to the
Board of Delegates on Thursday,
March 14. Thursday, March 21,
elections will be held.
Besides the office of president
for Panhellenic Association, the
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offices of first vice-president, sec-
ond vice-president, secretary,
treasurer, rushing chairman, rush-
ing counselor, public relations
chairman, and manager of the
secretariat, will be open for pe-
titioning.
Petitions for president of Junior
Panhellenic will be available Fri-
day through Wednesday.
Interviewing will start on Wed-
nesday and the election will be
February 25.

Assembly.
Petitioning for Assembly posi-
tions will begin Friday and will
end Thursday, February 28.
Interviewing will be held from
Saturday, March 2 to Friday,
March 8.
Positions open in Assembly in-
clude: president, executive vice
president, second vice president,
secretary, treasurer, big sister
chairman, social chairman, pub-

varied committees offerseach
coed an opportunity to use her
individual talent. General chair-
man and assistant general chair-'
man are the executive jobs for
this event.
The floorshow chairman and her'
assistant are responsible for head-
ing the committee which writes
and produces a 20 minute skit in
which coeds of the respective
teams do the acting, singing, and
dancing.
Frosh Weekend is centered
around two dances held on con-
secutive nights of a weekend, nec-
essitating a decorations commit-
tee.
The publicity chairman and her
assistant head the committee
which is responsible for advertising
the dance. Other positions open
are finance, patrons, . programs,I
tickets and awards and judges
committee chairmen.
Soph Show . . .
Organization of next year's
Central Committee of Soph Show
is now under way, starting with
a mass meeting for the present
freshmen at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
March 12 in the League.
Petitions may be obtained in
the League undergraduate office
beginning Wednesday, March 131
and are due Monda, March 18.
Interviewing will be held from
March 19 to March 28.
Positions are open for people
with administrative ability as well
as theatrical talent. Each position
consists of a man and a woman
student working as co-chairmen
General chairmen, directors,
secretaries, treasurers, and those
interested in production, music,
dancing, costumes, and make-up,
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The general chairman's job will
be to organize and co-ordinate
the work of members of the Cen-
tral Committee. The assistant
general chairman will work close-
ly with the general chairman.
Some of the other positions open
are secretary, treasurer and di-
rector.
Positions are also open for
writing the music for dancing and
singing choruses, duets and solos.

tions.

PETITIONING CALENDAR
SENIOR POSITIONS IN LEAGUE:
1. Petitioning opened .............................Friday, Feb. 8
2. Interviewing ................................... Feb. 21 to 26
3. Petitioning closes ........................ Wednesday, Feb. 20
JUNIOR POSITIONS IN LEAGUE:
1. Petitioning opens .............................Friday, Feb. 15
2. Petitioning closes ..............,.......... Thursday, Feb. 28
3. Interviewing ...................March 1 to 8
SOPHOMORE POSITIONS IN LEAGUE:
1. Petitioning opens .......................... Monday, Feb. 25
2. Petitioning closes .........................Monday, March 11
3. Interviewing ...............................March 12 to 21
ASSEMBLY ASSOCIATION:
1. Petitioning opens .......................... Friday, Feb. 15
2. Petitioning closes ...........................Thursday, Feb. 28
3. Interviewing .................................. M arch 2 to 8
PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION POSITIONS:
1. Petitioning begins ........................ Saturday, March 2
2. Petitioning ends ...........................Thursday, March 7
3. Interviewing ....... ........................March 2 to 8
JR. PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION POSITIONS:
1. Petitions open ...............................Friday, Feb. 15
2. Petitions close .......................... Wednesday, Feb. 20
3. Interviewing ..................................Feb. 20 to 22
CLASS PROJECTS:
1. J.G.P. petitioning opens .................... today, Feb. 13
Petitioning closes .......................... Friday, March 1,
Interviewing .... .....................March 4 to 9
2. Soph Show petitioning ........................ March 13 to 18
Interviewing ...............................March 19 to 28
3. Frosh Weekend petitioning......................Feb. 7 to 15
Interviewing ............................. . . Feb. 18 to 26
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