Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Tl-I-G OBIT-GP 1933 1 0- Bfi® ' ' Ev ■ -r). Ijnir:i K.HI.v First Row. Si-at.-cl. I,i-fl to Kiglit— K..sl:ui.l Ki-ll.v. Uiilli Aiiiilc-iii.iM, Fr;i Youii;. ' . William I ' reasy, Second Row — Dr. Roe, EliZ!ll)etli R t v, Iva .li ' iikiiis. raiiliiie Iteiiy iTreas SutlilT, Gertrude Strieii. Dr. Kelir. Tliird Row. Standing— Dean .SntlilT. William E, . ilman, Samuel Saen.s. E. X. Klinil.s. (i,.„r Ilensley (President I, .Tdin c. Kmli. Fred .Jartin i ice Tri ' sident). Wo.rdn.u llii rn-lai-. ). Harriet I ' .iielilieil. Cli.-irh Student Council T HE m.iin business of the Community Government Associ.ition Is administered by the Student Council, the members ot wliieli represent the various classes and organiza- tions of day and boarding students. It administers the affairs of the association, formulates its policies and acts upon cases involving violations of the Community Government regulations. It plans for Home- coming Day and directs the all-college dances. This year it took over the problem of customs in order to make them more uniform and more necessary as an initiation into college lite. It also instituted a new system of awards and a new committee, which studies the problem of school spirit. The members are: Charles Hensley, President; Fred JafHn, Vice President; Laura Kelley, Secretary; Pauline Reng, Treasurer; Frances Evans, Edgar Artman, Harriet Sutlitf, William Creasy, Betty Row, Rostand Kelly, Gertrude Strien, Samuel Sacus, Margaret Schubert, Richard Smith, Iva Jenkins, William Young, Ruth Appleman, Woodrow Hummel, Dr. Kehr, Dean Koch, Dean Sutliff, Mr. Rhodes, Dr. Roe, Miss Ranson and Mr. Buchheit. Va p Tucirty-ieicii

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TH€ OBIT€P 1933 ChaRLFS HrNSLtY Frii) Jam [X Laura Kellfy Paulixh Reng Presiilctif Vice PrcsiJruf Secretary Treasurer The Community Government Association OFFICERS Charles Hensley Fred Jaffin Laura Keliey Pauline Reng PrcsiJt ' iif Vice President Secretary Treasurer THE Communitv Government Association is .in organization consisting of all the members of the faculty and student body. It was organized in 1927 to give the students a voice in the handling of their own affairs and training and experience in self-government. The business of the association is carried on by the Student Council and the live major committees — Social, Student-Welfare. Dining Room, Hospitality and Fire. As branches of the Association there are the four separate organizations — Waller Hall Student Government Association, North Hall Student Government Association, Day Girls ' Association and Day Boys ' Association. Each of these handles all problems peculiar to its own group. Pai f Tui ' iity-ii

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Tl-I€ OBIT-€P 1933 Day Girls ' Officers S4MlP(l, Left to Ris;lit -Killli .M.i Ih1]i;ii[ i I ' ri ' si,l,-iil I . Staiidiiit, ' — Loui if Yc:i«.r i trc I ' lrsiil ' Mit ). Miss Kuiisoii (Advisur). Klizabctli Kow. liliiiiche Garrisuii (Treasurer), Mavioii Hiiik l, .I.aii Siiiith, Jim.- .M.-iis.li { Sc.irlar.v I . Waller Hall Governing Board Seated. U ' ft to RiKlit — Mary MeCawl.y. KalNiyii Mn.nr, lir. K..e. Iva .T.iikiiis ( riesiileiit), Grace W.irrall (Vice I ' reside[[t I. l)(H-otll.v Lewis. StaiidlKK — M!(d:il.vii I)(i[ikell.ec;;ei-, .leaiiUf liituiiis, (Jliid.vs I ' .ake.v. J.aiu-elta Kaast. Luaise SliipiOJdi. Pugt ' Tu ' fnty-i ' iy,hl