Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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JOHN COLEMAN, D.D,, AIS., University of I-'ittsbnrfrhg Re- formed I resbyterian 'Theologi- cal Seminary: A.M., Univer- sity of Wisconsin: University of l'ennsy1vaniag Columbia l'niversi1y3 Universiiy ol' Chi- cago: Professor of Religious l'Eclucation. MRS. RIELBA BROWN MER- RIMAN, Ali., ILO.. Geneva College: Instructor in Public Speaking, 4 MRS. JOHN COLEMAN, Ali., Pennsylvania C o 1 1 e ,Q e for Womeng A.M., University of Pennsylvania: Assistant Pro- fessor of Bible. FRANK I . HARIDIAN, Lehm- non Valley Collegeg Cornell University: College of Music, Chicagog Director of Voice. ,,, ja L. J. BOYD TWEED, A.B., Gene- v:1 Collegeg Reformed Presby- terian Ilihenlogrical Seminary: United Free Church College, Glasgow, Scotlandg A. M., l'niversi1'y of Pittsburgh g Pro- fessor of Bible. XVILLIAM T. DAVIES, ILS., Ohio State University 5 M.P.E., Springfield College, Spring- field. lX'I'nssacliusei'ts: Profes- sor oi' Physical Education. EDITH SCHILLINGER, A.B., K e e in a r College: Columbia. University: B. O., King's School of Oratoryg New York School of Expressiong Ameri- can Academy of Dramatic Art g Professor of Public Speaking. MRS. GRACE W. SNOWDEN, Physical Director For Women.

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ARTHUR C. ISDGECOMBE, B.S. in C.E., M.S. in C.E., Uni- versity of New Brunswick: University of Pittsburgh: Pro- fessor of Applied Mathematics and Engineering. ROBERT PARK, A.B., Syra- cuse Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Pittsburghg Re- formed Preshyteriam Theologi- cnl Seniinziryg Professor of History. PHILIP L. COON, AJ2., Mil- ton College: A.M., Ph. D., Uni- versity of Wisconsing Profes- sor of Chemistry. MARY B. CURRY, A.Ii., Gene- vu College: University of Southern California: Instruc- tor in History, -4,'u7,f,-N V . .Msg iffijr. .fiiiifi-Ski Q 'vfgf?,?iiiiii, LFS WILLIAM E. CLELAND, A.B., Westminster Collegeg A. M., Vniversity of Pittsburg,-'lxg Ph. D., Princeton Universityg Pro- fessor of 1I2l.TilQlll2lflCS and Pliysics. LLOYD A. HELMS, AB., De- Pauw 'UIllVG1'SltJ' : A.M., Pl1.D., University of Illinois: Pro- fessor of Economics and Busi- ness Administration. W. WALLACE McCORMICK ILS., Geneva Colleneg BLS. University of Michigan: As- sistant Professor of Mathe- matics :uid Physics. J. XVILMER MARTIN, A.B., Geneva College : LL.B.. George- town University: Associate Professor of Economics and Business Law.

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STUDENT SENATE ' This year the Student Sen- l ate has been continuing the work of the Senate of the previous year in revising its constitution, which is the bas- is for student government. Among the changes made are the admission to the Senate of representatives of the Freshman class-one man and one woman to be elected by the class at the middle of the first semester. Under the new constitution it will be re- quired of every organization to place in McCartney Lib- rary a copy of its constitu- tion. This will be the official copy, and no changes will be etlective unless recorded on it. Any new organization formed will be required to lmxxm1Romuoxin President apply to the faculty for its authorization and to present a copy of its constitution to the Student Senate. Because of the opinion of many members both of the faculty and of the student body that Freshman regulations have de- feated their own purposes by causing class enmity in- stead of aiding in the orientation of the Freshman Class. Freshman regulations have been omitted from the new constitution. A clause has been introduced stating that Freshmen will be expected to uphold Freshmen tradi- tionsg namely, the care of the G and the use of the south entrance of Old Main. Another clause calls for uniform bookkeeping by the student organizations under the direction of the Senate in cooperation with the head of the department of business administration. The Sen- ate may call for an auditing of the books of any organ- ization at any time, and the books of all will be audited every year. The records of the activities of each organ- ization shall be presented to the Senate. A summary of all these activities, as well as one of the work of the Senate itself, will be made and will be turned over by the president of the college to the board of trustees.