George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Inlerdormilory Council The three women's residence halls on Peabody campus constitute the Inter-Dormitory Council. It is at repre- sentative orgzinizzttion whose members consist of the president of each dormitory, at representative elected from the dormitory :is ll whole, and zi representative elected from the floor counselors. Miss Ida Long Rogers, Director ol Student Life, is advisor to the group. The council lormulzttes rules and handles matters per- tinent to all ol the women's dormitories. The ollicizil instrument ol: the orgzinizzttion is the constitution. As the highest ztutliority ol' women's student goverinnent, this coordinating council considers the general welfare and common interests olf women students in residence and makes every effort to provide lor their needs. This year the Council sponsored the znnnlztl Christmas Sing in the cafeterizi. Officers EULA l'IL1.1soN, . . SALLY RUST ,,.... . Hurry Lou LAAIB. ., PEGGY CROW ,...,. . lim LONG Roolsks .... .. . , . ,1'rr'.vi1lei1I . . . . l'ict'-I'i'1'si1l1'nl , . , . . .Sccrc'l111'y . . .1f1'j1rn'ler . . . SIIUIISUI' Sea1ed:Eula Ellison. Miss Ida Long Rogers, Slanding: Betty LouLan1l1, Peggy Crow, Ann Ritch, Sally Rust, Judy Gairner, Kay Kil- patrick, and Ann Miller. Page 106

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Elementary Council The Peabody Elementary Council is a student branch olf the Association lor Childhood Education Inter- national. This international organization, interested in better education for children, has a national nienibership ol' approximately 75,0llll, with inenibers in over fifty loreign countries. to all students, both graduate and uiidergracluate. or teachers interested in better childhood education. Highlighting the activities of the Council each year is the Spaghetti Supper. This project promotes a greater opportunity for members to cooperate and become better acquainted with one another and with the faculty. The funds raised from this event are used to send delegates N1 l'f' I 'z 'z'- - -. . 1 I my lm 't'PP 'l '0 01 P l 'P 'Lum m md S1111 to represent Peabody at the National ACEI Convention. ing' olf excellent educational literature and good ex- ' The Elementary Council of Peabody is the only col- lege branch which carries on an active program during the sunnner session for suinnier school students. The fac- ulty sponsor is Dr. Maycie K. Southall, Professor ol Elementary Education. perienccs are provided through the Council. Also, programs featuring top speakers from various educational fields, workshops, and social events are sponsored. The nicinbership ol' the Elementary Council is open Officers .XNN Alssol' ........ ....... I J!'U.SilllZl1l' lifxitisalm .-Xi.l,.'tan. . . .... I'iu'-Presizlmzl GLEN linvlis .... . .,... Trea.mrvr Nllxlfrv Rrrx, . . . . , .Sgcrclztry l ir.vI Roan' Anne Tytlings, llr. Maycie Southhall, Sjzonxorg Glen Eaves, Trer1.r11rer,' .-Xnn Alsop. Prcsirlelllg Marty Ritz, S!'l'V6'llll'j'f Barbara Al- lard, l,if'l, l,l'l?.Yi!1l'IIIf Ann Carter. Sm-111111 Row: joan Hughes. Annie Waguespack, Edna NIcDurinont, Sylvia Sharp, Charlene Hammond, les- sie llahn, Sue Simpson, ,Xngelyn Witte, Tllircl liozu: Rita Sherar, Lucile Xklilkins, Edna Winlield, Pat Jenkins, Anne Christenberry, Patriicia Simmons, Mildred Thonipson. lfoiirlli llozu: james Hyines, jr., Bobby Jennings, Robert Floyd, Lester Smallwood, Ir., Bette Roth, Mar- jorie Marple. Ififlh Row: Lcuelle Haynes, jess Beard, Homer Mfillis, Don Evins, Harold Drununond, Douglas jonesf Page