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BROWARD HOUSE COUNCIL Alta L. Daniel, President; Edna Yearty, Martha MacNickolas, Jimmie McCann, Marian Lambeth, Evelyn Berry, Faye Anderson. GILCHRIST HOUSE COUNCIL Jean Lewis, President, Gladys Lester, Royce Go- forth, Bettye and Bobbye Usher, Ruby Karns, Betty Jo Guthrie, Marguerite Rish Peggy Lou Thomas, Eloise Boyles, Betty Linthicum. LANDIS HOUSE COUNCIL Pat Aiken, President, Jean Gifford, Mary Lee Withers, Ann Dewey, Gladys Sweat, Charlotte Jor- dan, Emma Stevenson, Marietta Schultz, Mary Vogt, Katherine Ann King, Louise Cason, Alice Lincoln. HOUSE COUNCILS 25
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The House Councils of our six residence halls are composed of the House Presidents, the Vice-Presi- dents, the Floor Chairmen, and ex officio, the Resi- dence Counselors of the dormitories. Girls charged with rule-breaking or minor offenses are brought up before their respective House Councils and sentenced accordingly. BRYAN HOUSE COUNCIL Fransetta Vinson, President; La Verne Toms, Jeanne Kendall, Hazel Reynolds Persis Miles, Winnifred Cook. REYNOLDS HOUSE COUNCIL Frances Sparkman, President; Bettie Jane Harri- man, Minnie Frances Da I ton, Margaret Owen, Elva Mary Flornd, Frances Hmes, Jane Towne, Carol Sher- man, Dorothy Boardman. JENNIE MUHPHREE HOUSE COUNCIL Elizabeth Brown. President Upper Jennie Murphree; Margaret Stout, President Lower Jennie Murphree; Helen Glover, Marjorie Pease, Virginia Updike, Mary Collins, Rena Walton, Dot Jean Tobias, Betty Jane Lottich, Peggy Pemble. HOUSE COUNCILS 24
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MARY RUTH WEAVER ORIENTATION Introducing freshmen and transfers to the college, its ideals and traditions, and mak- ing clear to them their duties and re- sponsibilities as citizens of the college com- munity is the task of the Freshman Advisor, Mary-Ruth Weaver, and the assistant Dean of Students, Miss Katherine Warren, aided by a staff of sixty-four student counselors. Throughout the first semester special pro- grams built around the theme of the Three Torches — Vires, Artes, and Mores — are held each week in the parlors of the freshman dormitories, for the purpose of acguainting the new students with the whys and where- fores of life at Florida State College for Women. At these meetings various student officers and members of the faculty give in- formal talks. Student counselors living on the halls with the freshmen serve as bureaus of general information, departments for the filing of complaints, and sympathetic listen- ers and helpers for those in dire distress, or a chatty companion. 26
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