SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The powers that be. ... Be what? Behind the throne, of course — the House if you insist upon being technical. The stronghold of democracy — and of women, curses! Here you behold the illustrious and industrious House officers and standing committee people — Heil Heinklc! They meet in 202, once every two weeks or so. Behind closed doors, with the shades pulled down, they discuss deep, dark secrets. . . . What, for example, needs to be done at the next House Meeting? How to keep the townspeople impressed with our good manners, and, What is this democratic thing, anyhow? [J

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HOUSE OF DELEGATES The hand that holds the purse strings holds the power — and the House budgets student fees with due solemnity and carefulness. . . . Chief expo- nents of the democratic form of school government responsible directly and indirectly for about everything that goes on around here. . . . Joe Doe can sit in on meetings — if he can last the usual two-hour sessions! Social activities, assemblies, student guidance, Red Cross and similar stuff — the House has a committee for it. . . . All in all — it ' s a darn good representative group, and docs a super-deluxe job! PrenJent — RUTH PEASE Vice-PmiJexl— VERNON MARLEAU RecorJinx SeereUry — DOROTHY HILLBF.RG CormponJing Secretary — ANNE GRASSETTE 14

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WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD Mjry Burke Citherinc Ciuidy Birbjrj Crotby Margaret Deyo Ellen Dobb» June Doctor (jlenice Doddt Julia Dunn Eleanor Edwjrdi Mary Hagan Marion Hewitt Helen Johnton Muriel Matott Dorothy McClcllan Marjoric McNclit UMh McPhiii.cn Helen Ormjndy Margaret Powen Anne Quinn Joyce Reynold! Alice Robert Addic Salttman Marian Smith Dorothy Spcnce Margaret Stadel Phylli. Welling Dorii Youmant House presidents all .... and with a mighty mission; keeping nearly 400 women healthy and happy. ' Taint an easy job, but cooperation with the Dean ' s office and a little thought on the side do wonders. Friday and Saturday nights are really something now, with the twelve o ' clocks allowed under the new House rules. . . . That ' s what we call progressive education! And the Senior girls with their off-campus problems — oh, the Board will solve that too. . . . Worried about what to do in a black- out? — Just turn to your house president, the h. m. ' s assistant. . . . And how would you like two one o ' clocks a month, girls? Oops — pardon — just dreaming again! PmiJml — JOYCE REYNOLDS Vkt-trtiiitnt — JULIA DUNN Seircltry-Trctiurtr — MARIAN SMITH If.