Lock Haven University - Praeco Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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J flitie ii, I I i I , I ' ' I I I THE DAYROOM COUNCIL OF THE WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President .........,,.., .... Mnrvrnn JANE Home Vice-President ..,.v,... .. 7,I,S ,,.IAI.. .,,.... ,.... lt I A RIAN BROXVN Secretary-Treasurer.. .... ,,v.... lt Lim' ELIZABETII MCCOLLUM Adviser .,..,7,,...,.,..I,.,,.., ,. .. .Miss GENEVIEVE E. PooLE The WOmC11,S Dayroorn Student Government Association exists to make possible group activities by the non-resident women. Daily contacts among the members and common problems tend to keep the organization on rather an informal basis, with a spirit of cooperation and good fellowship prevailing. Occasional business meetings are held in order to discuss problems of the group. Last fall the organization took an active part in Freshman Orientation Week. A social high-light was the Hallowe'en Tea given by the Day Room girls in the Second Floor Lounge for the dormitory girls. Several noon-day luncheons for all the day-room Women rounded out the social program. 26

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ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION President ,,.,, N ,,,,, ..,.,............. L ORIS BOWLBY Vice-President ,,,w-,,A4 ,.,,,.,, M ARY JANE MCIQEEVER Secretary ,--,,,.- ,,,,.,,,. .,,, D OROTI-IY KEISTER Treasurer ,,,,,,, , ,.,..,,......... VIOLET NESTER Adviser ,,,,,,,,I ,..A.,. M Iss ELIZABETH FADDIS I The monthly meetings of the Association of Childhood Education have proven very successful and helpful to its members. A variety of successful programs, which were help- ful to its members, included: the showing of a. moving picture film of our campus kinder- garteng talks on educational magazines by membersg the annual tea for the mothers of the kindergarten childreng the repairing of toys for poor children at Christmas time: a hobby display at which each girl brought and explained her own hobby: a talk by Miss Mabel Blair in which she told of her rece11t trip to Europeg an Easter party for children to which each member brought some poor child of the city as her guestg and the showing of State Nursery films. The school year was appropriately closed by a Senior Farewell party and the election of oflicers for next year. 25

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THE DORMITORY COUNCIL OF THE WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President ...,VIAAIA ..4..EE . .RUTH DATESMAN Vice-President.. .I.. EAA. . ...JUNE IIOLLENBACH Secretary Vv,.,,.... ......., J ANE IIARRISON Treasurer 4..,I. A.....,,,.......,...,,.,...... . IANE SIIULL Adviser . . e ,,.... Mlss GENEVIEVE E. POOLE Residents of the dormitory have formed a house association and have established certain house customs concerning study hours and other matters. Student government prevails in the dormitory. The girls elect seven members to represent the group as a Council. The girls believe that the object of the association shall be to live together in the spirit of loyalty, cooperation, and responsibility and with the Dean of Wonieli to maintain in the dormitory the best conditions for scholarly work. The attainment of this end is largely in the hands of the residents themselves. 27