Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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THE Q U I T T A P A H I L L A 1936 Men ' s Senate OFFICERS President Vice-President SecretaryTreasurer Frank Boran William Smith Robert Cassel Charles Kinney Adam Bigler Dewey Unger REPRESENTATIVES Senior Albert Sincavage Warren Mentzer Casper Arndt Jmnor William Kirkpatrick Richard Rader David Yake Sophomore Louis Straub William Earnest Freshman John Tindall Faculty Adt ' isors Prof. Grimm, Dr. Derickson, Dr. Light THE Men ' s Senate is the governing body of the schoors male students, having legis ' lative, executive, and judicial powers. This organization is composed of six Seniors, five Juniors, three Sophomores, and one non-voting member of the Freshman class, all of whom are nominated by the Faculty, and voted for and elected by the members of their respective classes. It is the duty of each of these students to observe and administer the laws of the Senate in letter and spirit. It is likewise the duty of the Senate to supervise the conduct of every male member of Lebanon Valley College, and to endeavor to inculcate into the minds of the student body, by all means possible, the proper respect for the rights of property and feeling of others, and such conduct as is in keeping with the ideals of a Christian institution of learning. The men ' s rules are formulated by the Senate with the approval of the Faculty to whom the entire membership of the Senate is responsible. Thus, the success of the Senate depends upon the wholehearted cooperation of each and every member of the student body. Each member is duty bound both to obey the laws and to see that they are obeyed, so that order and decency is attained to the greatest good of the school. 152

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LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE La Vie Collegienne EDITORIAL STAFF Helen F. Earnest ..,....., Editor-iri ' Chief George J. Hiltner ,,...,,, Associate Editor Richard Baus --......-- Managing Editor David Yake ......... Assistant Managmg Editor Catherine Wagner Sylvia Evelev Ida K. Hall - William H. Earnest Miriam Eichner REPORTORIAL STAFF Gentra Reporters Louise Gillan Lester Krone Grace Naugle Marian Leisey Maxine Earley Special Reporters Conservatory Louis Straub Athletics Alumni Marietta Ossi Charles Hauck M. Jane Shellenberger - Delphian Philo osmian Kalozetean ' Clionian Kenneth Sheaffer Albert Anderson Robert Cassel Elwood Needy BUSINESS STAFF ' Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager THIS year the La Vie Collegienne, the student news pubHcation at Lebanon Valley College, is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its estabhshment in 1925. This paper is the weekly voice of the college campus, providing training in journalism for those students who are interested in furthering their education along this line of work. The general reportorial staff consisting of seven members deals with the news of the campus, and the special assigned work covers the material for the four literary societies, conservatory notes, athletics, and alumni. 151

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LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE W. S. G. A. OFFICERS President ,,.,,..... Margaret Weaver Vice-President ....-.,,,. Mary March reasunr ........... Frances Keiser Stcntay-j .■■-■ ' .. Mary Jane Shellenberger Lena Cockshott Louise Gillan Emma Reinbold Gayle Mountz THE Women ' s Student Government Association, which is composed of all regularly matriculated women students of the college, was organized because of the students ' desire to assume individual and community responsibility for the conduct of one another in their college life. It was agreed by the President and faculty of Lebanon Valley College, as well as by the Association members, that the object of the association should be to cooperate with the faculty in regulating the maintenance of quiet and order in the women ' s dormitories, the maintenance of decorum on the campus, in the buildings, in the town, at social func ' tions, and in association with men. In order to meet these responsibilities, the Association has drawn up a set of rules by means of which the women govern themselves. These rules demand the respect and obedience of all the members of the organization. Likewise, they make it an obligation of every member of the W. S. G. A., to regulate her conduct in conformity with the highest standards of the college. In connection with these rules, the honor system is employed. It is assumed that any violator of the regulations will report herself to the president of the board. If at any instance the student who violates the rules fails to report, it is expected that someone will remind her of her duty. It is this organization which establishes the rules for Freshman girls and which insists upon the traditional Frosh berets. The executive board is the court before which the Freshman girls are tried November 15, and any time after that when an offense has been committed against the W. S. G. A. regulations. 153