Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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l l ' ' ' if ' ' ? Y-fgiff 'fT'ft f F1 - 4- 5 is Mary lane Beckley n ' t ' VAr1ine Qlark FOOTE HALL OFFICERS Y L 1 TREAT HALL OFFICERS 4 Mary lane Beckley .....,...................................... President Arline Clark ............... ......,. 5 - .q.. ........ , ......,..,.,... Q ...President Besse Evans .............,.... Second Floor Wine Chairman P Effie Melching -..,---,, ' ,thhhghvqu Dil-ectorl Secohdbl:-100, Elizabeth Waddle ........ Second Floor Wing Chairman Pm Mccleucm Thifd Floor Wim Chqimml r Mrs. Esther swings ...., ,. .... F ...,,,...,,..,, H., .,,,, Adviser Tsune Noguchi ............... . ......... Director, Third, Floor Alice Musser ,,.......,...,...... Third Floor Wing Chairman e q Miss Hattie Marie Marsh ....,............................... Advlser Governmental problems of Foote Hall are brought before the House Board, consisting of the president of the dormitory and four wing chcrirmen,,once a week. Duties of this council are to sit as a fury on questions which may arise, and to formulate and enforce rules to insure cooperation among the residents of the. hall. ln addition to its regular offices, this year the group sponsored fraternity parties and .planned entertain- ment for students remaining on campus during vacations. ,During the last semester, -it inaugurated a new system of permissions to be required during study hours. V 7 ' 'L Purpose and duties of Treat Hall House Board are patterned after those of the council inoFoote Hallr 'lfhree voting members, the president of the -dormitory and two floor directors, make up the board, which holds its meetings monthly. r I ' Mid-year election was held to fill the vacancy' left by Edith Hook, president of Treat Hall. Arline Clark, who was secretary the first semester, was chosen to replace her, and Mary Burgess was elected as the new secretary. ' ' ' Page -7

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-1--wv. - --efvsw-f.-H--.- -fy-1-fri-v ---' N or ---v A2551 :ii E: Colors: Silver and Rose E 1.7175 OFFICERS Florence Rogers, .................... 5 ...g............... M.-- ..., President Elizabeth Waddle .....,..... .......... V ice-President Dorothy Bunger ......... Q .................. ........... S ecretary lean Hood .......................................... ....... T reasurer Miss Elizabeth Wood Gerould ......... ......... Sponsor Beginning its activities early, the graduating class elected its president andyice-president in May, 1935, The remaining officers were chosen in'Sep- tember. E E J i , , ' . .Mrs. Iames E. Huchingson honored the class at a beautifully appointed! fall tea in November. Rose and silver was the theme of the decorations. Those who assisted were Mesdames Earl Louthan, Alfred I. Wands, Edward A. Collier, and the Misses Verna Mae Eveleigh, Mary Elizabeth Mann, and Vivienne Smith. A musical program was planned by Mary Elizabeth Crowell. Florence Rogers V V The Class of '36 helped entertain the graduates by sponsoring the annual Homecoming Dance, March 20. Foote Dining Hall was decoratecliwith a multitude of pennants and a canopy ceiling of green and .white sheamers. i . ' E At Class Day on May 29, the Sophomores will present the traditional gift to the College as a culmination of their activities. 1 r Escorted by the Freshmen, the class will graduate in white caps and gowns, Iune 2. Dr. George Wise, father of Virginia Wise, will give the commencement address. Dr. Henry G. Smith, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, is to give .the Baccalaureate sermon. 'E Page 8 -fv-