Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Seated, Left to Rii ht: Miller, I.evegood. Stattdiji : Kane, C arl, Zimmerman. Student Government Association An active organization on the campus this year was the Student Go ernment Association, a student planning group organized in 1946 with the purpose of repre- senting the student bodv in various college projects throughout the year. A new constitution was adopted bv the Association after ratification bv the entire student body. Members of the Association inclutled five elected oHicers, the lour class presidents, and presidents of active college groups. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Dean of Women, and Mr. G. Heil Gramlev. Dean of Men, acted as ad isers to the Association. This vear, the Student C.overnnicnt Association super ' iscd the class elections, helped with the annual Homecoming e ents in October, assisted the faculty and alumni with the Greater Lycoming Bancpict in 1 ebruarv, and s|X)nsored the gradua tion dance in May. Officers for the 1950 51 term were: Thomas Garl, president; W ilH.iin Levegood, first ice president; Hatton Zimmerman, second ice president; Ahircell.i lliller, sec retarv and Craig Kane, treasurer. 12

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Donald J. FtLix In Memoriam The Arrow Staff joins the facuhw student body, and friends in mourning the untimely loss of DONALD |. FELIX, Dean of Men. Those of us who were privileged to know Dean Felix will long remember his ital personalitx ' and his de otion to the man tasks he was called upon to pertorm. From the beginning, his career at Lvcoming College was an instructixe and guiding one. As physical director, in which capacity Dean Feli.x joined the faculty, he crowded his college career with new interests, new associations, and new acti ities. not the least of which was the in- no ation of swimming teams and the enlargement of intramural basketball. Because of his keen interest in the problems of individual students he was the natural choice for Dean of Men. and was ap]iointed to this exacting and important position in 1948. To those who sought his counsel, he was always sympathetic, enthusiastic, and willing. Lycoming College will e er be grateful to Dean Felix who throughout his four years gave us de i)ted ser ice. We miss him as a teacher— we moinn him as a friend. 11

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Inter-Fraternity Council Since its organi aticin in 194S, the Intei-I r.iternitx C ' oimeil has been acting as the governing bod tor all the traternities on the campus ol L coiTiing College. AH matters concerning a closer relationship between the Fraternities are cleared through this council. For the 1950-51 term, the council set up rules regulating the functions oF the Fraternities and established jirinciples nccessarx to Fraternity work. The council also scheduled and arranged tor the .Annual Ctreek Letter Ball. The purpose oF the InterTraternit ' Council is to bring the arious Fraternities into a common union oF cooperation and to promote a benexolent spirit among the Fraternities. The delegates elected were: Cordon E. Allison, president; Alan Gehrig, ice president; and Scott W ' ilhelm, secretary-treasurer. Olixer E. Harris, associate proFessor oF psychology, acted as the Facult ' adviser. Seated, Left to Right: Penman, Gehrig, . Uison, U ' ilhelm, Snyder. Standing: Barlelta, Benson, Cendoma, Stewart, Robbins, Peake, Sabin. 13