Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges is an official an- nual directory of distinguished students published in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. At Mansfield State Teachers College the Sophomore and Junior members of the Stu- dent Council honor outstanding Seniors for their service to the College, their leadership, and their contributions to extracurricular activities and scholastic achievements. p. Mulford. C. Weed. J. Wilcox. H. Besanceney. B. Magalski. R . Izer, E. Junes. R. Hollenshead. E. Mertz, C. Stillwell, B. Goodall.

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Women ' s Day Counci One of the smaller, move active oi ' ganiza- tions on the campus is the popular Women Day Students ' Club. This club is made up of those members of the student body not living: in the dormitories but residing in Mansfield or neighboring communities. The purpose of the club is to furnish an opportunity for friendly Day Student get- togethers. Day Students would have very little opportunity to take part in campus ac;i ities if it were not for the monthly luncheons sponsored by the club, which offer a chance for the Day Students to become better acquainted with their fellow students and with the college itself. S m w ' ' 1 -i ' M Front ru v : Miss Reed. S. Hollenbach, R. Johnson. P. Edelstein, I. Danielski. M. Harrington. Second row: A. J. Brion, J. Lundv. K. Loveland. A. Craig. V. South. Third row : L. Shedden. L. Kneller. D. M. Hammond, A. Zakaukus, D. Finkle. L. R. Younp. Fourth row: M. Russell, R. Phillips. D. J. Fox, M. E. Marshall, N. Maul. Fifth row: D. Bryan. S. Johnson. B. Leach. Front row: O. Myfelt, W. Cook. D. Snell. L. Mead, D. P.artoo. H. Ilesanceney. Mr. Long, Second row : W. Decker, W. Garrison. J. Waters. A. K. Blakeniee, L. Darsett, E. Mcintosh. P. Garri8on, D. Teater. Third row: M. Finch. F. Weller. P. Brown, F. Schubert. D. Johnson. D. Davis. J. Brunner. Fourth row: B, Garrison, R. Almony, F. Neufer, M. Bookmiller, K. Merrick. L. Evans, W. Wingert. Fifth row: L. Dahl. N. Evans, H. Chadinck, R. Fuller. D. Webster, L. Bailey, J. Jac uish. G. Myfelt, E. Dov, ' n-H, L. Bailey. A. Shaw. G. Barnes. S. Hullenbach. Men ' s Day Council The Men ' s Day Student Club was active this year for the first time since 1942. Its membership is open to all men living outside M.S.T.C. dormitories while attending the college. We were organized for the primary pur- po.- e of adjusting and bettering conditions for all men day students. It is through our president that we have had such excellent representation on the Student Council. Our activities include business meetings, picnics, and luncheons. The social events are traditionally held jointly with the Women ' s Day Student Club. We have just begun to build our strength, and our hopes for the future are higher than ever before.

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Elementary Department DR. RETAN When we speak of the campus school , we ai ' e referring to the elemen- tary school which is a part of our campus. This school maintains a program of education for the children of the surrounding area from kindergarten age through the sixth grade. It also furnishes an extensive program of training and actual experience for the student enrolled in elementary educa- tion at the college. Each instructor at the campus school is called a supervisor. Each of these supervisors has shown her teaching ability both by experience and graduate work in her chosen field. Her activities include teaching the children, directing student teaching, acting as advisors for students in the elementary curriculum, and participating in the Mansfield branch of the national Childhood Education Association.