SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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EMILY B. WILLEY Home Economics B.S., M.A. Be iHnhi t: Born Cherryfield, Maine; has worked in a tearoom; also as manager of giftshop; has worked with Y. W. C. A.; has attended various colleges t study costume design. tmttTtitti Reading; doing over old houses. Dhlikfs: Hot weather. SUM Total: Has a vital personality. RUTH A. WOODWARD Home Economics B.S., M.A. Btxhiiihift : Born Youngstown, Ohio; attended high school in East Aurora, New York; attended Bultilo State and later became a critic there; taught in small towns for three years; was dietitian in a hospital and in a country club . ititcrcits; Gardening; people. Dhlikct: Liver. Sum Total: A sense of calmness and poise surrounds her. MRS. NICCOLINA NATALE Secretary, Home Economics Department IU Hintiiiixs: Born New York, New York; has a baby daughter. Aurca; was formerly secretary to a psychia- trist; this led to a great interest in psychology and people; while secretary, took courses in psychology at night school. Interest : Writing poetry; French. Dhlikcs: Affected people. Sum Total: Attractive, charming, capable — she is three in one. Tuenty-fit e

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EDITH SULLIVAN Assistant Librarian B.S. Btghmlngtl Born Pittsburgh, New York; Librarian at Chazy by remote control from Boston for three years; ran own restaurant six summers; helped 1 organ- ize libraries in various C. C. C. camps. In craft: Housework, gardens, music. Dhlikct: Baked beans, going to bed, cooking. Sum Total: Busy? Ye5 — but I ' ll find it for you! ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Supervisor and Demons ration Teacbet B.S., M.A. Btghnringtl Born Glens Falls, New York; attended Training Class, then taught in vicinity for number of years; hat traveled here and there throughout the United State . hi crci i: Travel; driving own car. Diilikn: Pretences. Sum Tulal: One whose desire to it help all children to have equal chances and fuller lives. R I ETTA J. TAYLOR Supcnisor and Demonstration Teacher B.S., M.S., M.A. fV ni n n i n x%: Born Gallipolis, Ohio; has traveled all over the United States by motor with exception of Florida; studied in California and knows that state intimately; lived in New York City four years, thus received much practice in sightseeing. Irifcrfi s: Travel; theatre. Didikn: Formal affairs; geting up early. Sum Total: One sees her friendliness shine forth. LUCY N. TOMKINS Critic and Demonstration Teacher Bi ' Xinniii s: Received education at Cornell Univer- sity and at Columbia University; has taught several years in fourth grade at Pittsburgh Normal. ttitftsis: Cats. S«w Total: She tests us all to prove our worth. Twenty-four

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9KATKI . SCHtVKl RASKA 11 1 - T 1 11 1 S SOS $11 KB MAN tu£ent Council The design for living we have already evolved is the foal toward which many nations strive. OFFICERS President JAMES HUTCHINSON Vicc-PrriiJenf JOSF.PF1 KASKA SemUry CASSIE SCHRYER The Student Council consists of three committees chosen from the House of Dele- gates in addition to the three officers who act in the same capacity as they do in the House. The main purpose of this body is to carry out the duties of the Assembly, Social, and Student Guidance committees and to bring problems that arise from the student body to the House of Delegates for solution. The Council has had a most successful year and looks upon its work with a great deal of satisfaction.