Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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w omen s D avroom c ouncil The purpose ol the Diuroom Council, under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Dean of Women, was to bring the women dav students together into a co operative group and to encourage school spirit. On the basis of class and scholarship, the following oBiccrs were elected: Joanne Krimm. president; Eleanor Miller, vice president; Marlene Caris. secretarv; Gertrude Peters, treasurer; and Anna J. Kuhns. freshman representati e. Their |5rincipal dut was to serve as a general intermediar bod between the college administration and the women dav students. Two hoiidax teas hiiihli hted the social events of the ea ar under tlie sj ' onsorship ol the Social Committee, Frances Toohex ' . chairman. The first was a Christmas tea oiven for all women students and women facultx members. This was given in co- operation with the boarding girls. The other was a Valentine Da partv to which all women students were invited. It is the hope of the dav women that in th.e luture their actixities will be con- sidered a real asset to the college, not onl in matters pertaining to social life but also in matters of scholarship and school spirit. Setitetl: Krimm. Stattdnig, Left lo Rigdt: Peters, Miller, Kithns. 15

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Seated, Left to Right: Barnard, Wagner, Fredericks, Crain. Standing: Brodmerkle, McCormack, Davis. Men ' s Dormitory Council The Mens l)(iiinii(ii Council ot L aiming Cdllcgc w.is In ' st org.mi cd in Febriiarx, 1949, under tlic iicKisorsliip ol Dciin ol Men. Don.ilil j. I clix. It was named 1 he Student Comicil at that time, hut in September, 19t0, under the ad iser shiji ol Dean ol Men, C.. I leil Cramlev , it was called I lie Men ' s Dormit(ir Cdrmeil. This group, lunctioning under tiie direction ol the i acult C (unieil and Dr. hihn W. Lon , Collcec President, is the goxerninL; hod ol the Men ' s Dormitory Association. Its main purpose is to regulate student lile in the dormitories in order that proper conditions lor stuck and li ing max exist. It is made up ol student representa ti es Irom the mens tlormitories. OHicers elected lor the 1950-51 term were: John Barnard. |iresitlent; Ronald Crain. iee president; and Uichard McC ' ormack, sccretarx. 14

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Seated, Left to Right: Baker, Livingston. Stmuling: Wie- chardt, Simmons, Mitchell. Women ' s Dormitory Association Under the leadership of its officers and the guidance of Mrs. Howard Miller. Dean of Women, the Women ' s Student Go ernment Association ol the Dormitorx enjoved a hus and pleasant year. House meetings were held e er ' l londa exening. at which time prohlems and comina events were discussed. Officers were elected at one oi the (irst meetings and those chosen were: Marihn Simmons, president; Ruth VX ' iechartlt. ice president; Maroarel Mitchell, secrctar ' ; Sara Mae Lixint ' ston, treasurer; and Barbara Baker, freshman representatixe. Cax W ' ardner ;is appointed as acting social chairman. I here xxas a social actixitx each mi)nth of the school xcar. I he first highlight of the vcar was the I iallowe ' en partx ' ; before 1 hanksgixing a tea was sponsored for the facultx ' and friends. December xvitnessed a Christmas tea xvhich was followed by a Christmas partx; while the highlight of the second semester xvas the Mother ' s Dax ' Tea. Through the Women ' s Dormitorx ' A.ssoeiation. the xxomen. nLniiherini; about liltx. became a closelx ' knit group enjoying a friendly xear in a family like atmosphere. 16