SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Standing — Peterson, Buntin, Street, E. Leu-is, Sorton, Moyer, Snyder, Tomkins, Smith, Amsden, oyes Seated — Merriam, Backus, Iloxie, Williams, Parsons, Ketchum Amsden. Mrs. Ollic II. Backus. Alice L Berg. Irene P. Bri co. Anna V. Brown. Charles W. Buntin. Ann Burwash. Lucie P. Dctraz. M. Julia Dicbolt. Dr. Alfred L Ilartman. Paul II. Horning. Pearl D. Iloxie. Louise M. Ketchum. Elizabeth M. Lewis, Alice K. Lewis. Eleanor Lewis, June K. MacFarlanc. Robert C. R. McLaughlin. Margaret A. Mathson. Lila E. Merriam. ( )reana A. Moyer. .Mrs. Alice S. Moyer. Havcrly O. Norton. Louise M. Noycs, II. Otis Park. Martha A. Parsons. Mr . Ellen II. Patterson. Ruth E. Peterson. Dr. A. G. Redcay, Dr. Edward E. Rusterholtz, Dr. John H. Sibley. Margaret M. Smith. Esther Smith. I - ' . Osgood Snyder. Janet L. Street, Lyndon R. Sullivan. Elizabeth Taylor. Mrs. Rictta J. Tomkins. Lucy N. W ard. Dr. Charles C. Willey, Emily B. Williams. Helen T. Woodward. Ruth A. IS

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OUR FACULTY We extend our appreciation and gratitude to the members of the faculty of Plattsburgh State Normal. We are conscious of the fine work you have done and are doing in our Alma Mater. Through your understanding guidance we have learned to know and appreciate the goals, traditions, and ideals of this institution. You are instructors to all, councilors to any who may seek your assistance, and friends who welcome and encourage student participation in both government and social life of the school. Your breadth of interest and practical ideas are reflected through your contacts with us. You have won a permanent place in our esteem, and we pause to pay tribute. Standing — Brizso, Mayer, Mach ' arlane. Brown, Taylor, Hur:tash. Sullivan, Rusterholtz, Drtraz Sealed — Patterson, ll ' illey, Redcay, Lewis, llartman. Berg, Horning, Woodward, Ward, Diebolt 1 I

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STUDENT COUNCIL Second row — Stulchbury, unior, G rover, llilllierg, Chau-.in, M. Bullrr Front row — Reeve, R- Pftiir, Daily, Jalmut, Lal ' lante HOUSE OF DELEGATES Fourth row — Fallon, .Ward, Lt- I ' lantr, Mitchell. Condon, Gro- vtr, Golden, Chauvin, Stutch- bury Third row — Samuelson, Duff re, Clough, O ' .Xeil, Xagy, Carpen- ter, Kehoe, Reynolds, Kanaly, Hrault Second row — Mahoney, Kirk, .lyres, IFitley, Patterson, Junior, II el singer, Gawron. Deibler, M. Butler, Flynn Front row — Reeve, F.dwards, Hill- berg, R. Pease. Daily, about. Squires, F.rts, Bennett A democratic group is a self-governed one. The House of Delegates is the major student governing body of Plattsburgh State Normal School. It is a group com- posed of representatives elected from all student organizations. One of the functions of the House is to act as a policy-forming body to aid the administration of ihe school. All students, through their representatives, have a vital interest in the activities of the House of Delegates, for it is here that their problems are presented and discussed, and solutions suggested. The Student Council is a smaller group, composed of members from the House, and acts in an advisory and executive capacity to the larger body.