Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Front row: Miss Wasley. A. HerzuK. C. Weed. V. Washleski. W. Lester. Mr. Long. Second row: A. Shaw. R. Izer. B. Leach. E. Jones. G. Myfelt. Third row: H. Besanceney. D. Mancia. P. Mulford. T. Novak. Inset : O. Ott. Student Council Each student at Mansfield State Teachers College is a member of the Mansfield Stu- dent Government Association. The Student Council, the governing body of the Associa- tion, consists of foui ' teen members elected by the student bcdy to represent them in the school government. These members are: the four officeis of the Council, the Pi ' esidents of the four classes, the Editors of the Carontawan and the Flashlight, The Presi- dents of the Men and Women ' s Day Student Organization, and the Presidents of the Men and Women ' s Dormitory Associations. The advisors to the Student Council are the Deans of Students. The increased enrollment for the 1946- 1947 term has imposed added responsibilities and created a i-eal challenge for the members of the Student Council, A unified social progi-am for the students is obtained by: the planning of a monthly social calendar that atfords some interest for everyone, the publication of the Password , the planning of Freshmen Week, the appointment of stu- dents to Student-Faculty committees, the selection of representatives to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities , the operation of the extra-class point system, the sponsoring of the big and little sister movement, participation in the Associated Student Governments of the State Teachers Colleges throughout Pennsylvania, and the Eastern States Association of Professional Schools for Teachers. The success of Student Government de- pends largely on the interest, enthusiasm and the wholehearted cooperation of the student body and their loyalty of the college. The Student Council in Hession. Pres. Weed.

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MOLLY L. REED, Assistant Dean of Women, B.S. (Salem Teachers, Mass.), M.A. (Syracuse). JOHN J. REESE, Supervisor Junior High Schcol Industrial Art, B.S. (Mansfield), Ind. Arts (Millersville) . LAIRA C. REHBEIN. Secretary to the Bu.siness Manager, (Cortland State Normal), (Elmira Business Insti- tute). GEORGE A. RETAN, Director Labora- tory, Pd.M. (Mansfield), B.F. (Pennsylvania State Forest School) , Ph.D. (New York). BLANCHE R. ROSS, Supervisor of Grade Three, B.S., M.A. (Columbia). NEWELL A. SCHAPPELLE, Physical and Biological Science, Franklin Marshall Academy, B.S. (Massachusetts State), Ph.D. (Cornell). ALBERT W. SCHKOER, Voice, B.S.M., A.B. (Bluff ' ton College), M.A. (Ohio State). HENRIETTA E. SERGE, Supervisor of Grade Four, B.S. (Hunter), M.A. (New York). ROSS SOPEK, Receiving Clerk. ELIZABETH P. STALFORD, Supervisor of Grade Five, B.S. (Bucknell), M.A. (Columbia). REA J. STEELE, Librarian, A.B. (Wiscon- son), M.S. (Columbia). CYRIL L. STOUT, Geography, B.S. (Knox), Ph.M. (Wisconsin), Ph.D. (Peabody ) . ALBERT K. SUNDBERG, Physical Science, B.S. (Lock Haven), M.Ed. (Pennsylvania State). ELIZABETH M. SWAN, English, A.B. (Kentucky), M.A., Ph.D. (Co- lumbia) . ESTELLE M. TA NDY, English, B.S. (Mis- souri), M.A. (Columbia). VICTORIA THIE.MANN, Revenue Agent. MABEL L. UMSTOT. Supervisor of Grade One, B.S. (Shepherd), M.Ed. (Duke). H. VOSBLIRG, Superintendent of Build- ings and (iirounds, Elmira College Preparatory School. DOROTHY M. WASLEY, Dean of Women, A.B. (Gaucher), M.A. (Columbia). DOROTHY WHITNEY, Account Clerk, Elmira Business Institute. RICHARD M. WILSON, Supervisor Junior High School Social Studies, B.S. (Mans- field), M.Ed. (Pennsylvania State). KENT L. WORTHINGTON, Social Science, A.B. (Susquehanna) , M.A. (Pennsyl- vania) .

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Women ' s Dormitory Council Front row: D. Dussinf er. R Hollenshead. R. Izer. D. SpauIdinE. E. Second row: Miss Reed. E. Bitner. E. Drake. A. Meyer, Miss Wasley In the spring of the year we women stu- dents of North Hall elected eight girls to act as the governing body of our dormitory. The purpose of the council is to administer student life in the drrmitory so that every- one may live comfortably and with con- sideration for others. We propose to develop individual and group responsibility and to promote conditions for the development of courtesy and self-control. During the course of the year the council strives to attain more pleasant living condi- tions in the dormitory and to help the Freshman women become oriented to dormi- tory life. We believe that our program is dependent on the active participation of all students and faculty, and we are always seeking to encourage better thinking and to develop a desire for higher standards. Men ' s Dormitory Counci Mr. Long, J. Hitter. D. Thomas. E. Kinney. P. Volante, D. Mancia. The Men ' s Dormitory Association is one of the most far-reaching organizations on the Mansfield College campus. It contacts a larger percentage of male students than any other group. With the wise advice of the Dean of Men and the capable leadership of President Domonic Mancia, the members of the asso- ciation have served the college by promoting good will and understanding, not only among the students but also between the student body and the faculty, and by maintaining the worthwhile customs and traditions of Mansfield State Teachers College. Committees from the Men ' s Dormitory Association perform the duties of the or- ganization. Acting as a judicial group, the association settles any problems which arise within its jurisdiction. The harmony and discipline among the men of Mansfield have resulted from the work of the Men ' s Dormi- tory Association.