SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Made up of the officer! and standing committees of the House of Delegates, the Student Council functions as a steering committee for House discussion by aiding the president in formulating plans for the coming meetings. Because of the Council, there can be much student dis- cussion at the House meetings. ll Mill KN OFFICERS Nancy Beaton Bttty Branninan Eloiw Coolcy Helen Daccy Julia Dunn Marie Ferretii Catherine Fritz Anne Grauettc Carita Harting Dorothy Hillbcrg Louise Maier Isabelle McPhillipi Bart O ' Brien Alice Roger Thnmat Rooney Anne Ryan Meri Shcchan SiJney Stutchbury Fileen Thurner PmiJenl ANNE GRASSETTE Vicr-PmiJcnt THOMAS ROONEY RecorJing SecrrUry NAN( V HI AHA CurrtiponJmn Srire Jtiei ELOISE COOLEY ALICE ROGERS 15

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HOUSE OF DELEGATES Ml Mill KS Nancy Beaton Conroy Bccbie Kathleen Bcyette Hciiy Brannigan Eloiic Coolcy Helen lii.. ' . Jean Dcvim Julia Dunn Marie Ferretti Catherine Frit . Shirley Gee Anne Grasvette Cmttancc Greene Carita Harting Anne Henttchel Dorothy Hillberg Vernon Jackttadt Eunice Ledger Louise Maier Grace McLaughlin Isabelle McPhillips Bart O ' Brien Shirley Perry Lillian Ratte Alice Rugcrt Thnmai Rooncy Anne Ryan Meri Shcehan Agatha Smith Margaret Stadel Sidney Stutchbury Geneva Thompson Filcen ' Fhurner Clara Vollmer OFFICERS P, r „J,nl ANNE GRASSETTE Vicc-PreiiJenl THOMAS ROONEY RccorJinx Secretary NANCY BEATON Corri-iporiJirtx Serrefarics ELOISE COOLEY ALICE ROGERS A truly democratic organization, the House is the major governing body of Pittsburgh State Teachers Col- lege. Its members come from each organization in school thai holds a House charter. This year, in addition to its regular supervision of social affairs, assemblies, and student problems, the House spon- sored erection of the Honor Roll dedicated to those from the college now serving in the Armed Services. It also was instrumental in securing a space on the north bulletin board on which to post letters and pictures from men in the Services. Early in the fall, the House of Delegates received an invitation from Potsdam State Teachers College to send representatives to a conference to be held there on Educa- tion and World Reconstruction. It accepted, and Anne Cirassette, as House President, headed the group of dele- gates from the college.

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WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE BOARD Marian Barbour Helen Berquiu Miry Burke Audna Butler Mary Row Citcy Pheobe Dimoricr Ellen Dabbi Julia Dunn Genevieve Goodtpeed Elizabeth Hclimki Betty Hevteltinc Eunice Ledger Mary Lyoni Barbara Nye Kathleen ONeil Helen Ormandy Norma Poodry Anne Rabin Luella Rogers Marian Smith Martha Smith Harriet Snyder Marjorie Sprague Kathcrine Stark Caroline Swaniton Geneva Thompson Ha7cl Thornton Vera Vol Inter Vcrna VX ' imlow OFFICERS PnuJent BARBARA NYE Vne-PuuJcnl MARY LYONS Secretary MARIAN SMITH Women ' s Residence Board is the organization that makes sure P.S.T.S. gals get their bread and board (rationing allowing). Here, too, the representatives from each house get together to discuss and act on housing and boarding, problems that range from the number of vitamins needed in a daily diet to the how ' s and why ' s of house rules. The Board has come into its own this year, having, after three years of existence, not only drawn up a constitution but also having become a member of the House of Delc- gates. 16