SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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MISS ELIZABETH M. COLE Assistant Critic, First Grade New York University, School of Education, U.S. MISS MARIAN A CALL Director of Cafeteria Cornell University. U.S. MISS LOUISE HOXIE Librarian Wellesley College. A.B. Simmons College, U.S. MISS JUNE E. LEWIS Science ami Geography Alma College Western State Teachers College. A.B. Columbia University. M.A., Graduate Study MISS MARGARET A. McLAUGHLIN Clerk MISS ANNE F. POPE Health and Physical Education Cornell University University of Tennessee. B.A. American College of Physical Education. B.P.E. University of Wisconsin, Graduate Study Columbia University. M.A. Randolph-Macon College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Vanderbili University, Graduate Study University of Virginia, Graduate Study Diploma for Superintendent of Schools MISS JANET L. SNYDER Principal ' s Secretary MR. F. OSGOOD SMITH Education Simmons College, B.S. Syracuse University

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MISS KATE E. HULL Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Sixth Grade Plattsburg Stat; Normal School DR. SILAS ROREM Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Eighth Grade Morningside College, A.B. University of Chicago, A.M. New York University, Ph.D. MISS MARGARET M. SIBLEY Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Kindergarten Geneso Normal School Columbia University, B.S. Nursery School, Diploma MRS. RIETTA TAYLOR Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Fifth Grade Columbia University Teachers College, M.A. Oklahoma City University, B.S. Oklahoma University, M.S. MR. WALTER TAYLOR Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Seventh Grade New Palt State Normal School Columbia University, B.S., M.A., Graduate Study MISS LUCY TOMKINS Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher, Fourth Grade Cornell University, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. DR. A. G. PETERSON Education Michigan State Agricultural College Michigan State Teachers College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A., Ph.D. MRS. OLLIE H. AMSDEN Applied Arts Plattsburg State Normal School Columbia University, B.S. St. Lawrence University, Graduate Study [20]

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Third row. Loncrsan, Cronin. W. Thompson, Soper, Ci. Thompson, Foley, Conway. Drown. Mltott, Sargcam Second rim: Coleman, Calhoun, Dull-in, Ho ire, H. Carpenter, Cromie, Flynn, Sweet, Gregory. Brown, Hurke r r« rod : Mr. Dieboli. Mrs. Miller. Lyons. Shuberi, Spence, Miss Pope. Mr. TinJall HOUSE OF DELEGATES President Harold Shubert Vice-President Julius Spence Secretary Donald Lyons The system of student government recently instituted here is pl.inned to give prospec- tive teachers an understanding of and a participation in democratic living. In order to set the plan in operation, all student organizations were grouped under the department in whose Held their activities chiefly lay, such as English, music, education, science, art and physical education. A 1 louse nl Delegates composed of twenty-seven members was then chosen in the following manner: one or more representatives was elected from each department in proportion to the number and size of the organized groups in that department. In addi- tion four Seniors, two Juniors, and one Freshman were elected by their respective classes; and two Seniors, two Juniors and two Freshmen were appointed by the faculty. Flerc- after the Freshmen will not be represented until after the first quarter. The House of Delegates is a policy-forming body, serving as a clearing house for all problems which may require the formulation of rules or regulations for solution. Action taken by the House of Delegates is referred to the Student Congress. Geraldine Jabaut. [ ]