Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Day Students Club ( r;st ' rs— Miss Reed, Mr. Snively orncERS Prcsidciil of Men ' s Day StiidciUs Cluh - . . . Stuart Mackowiak President of Women ' s Day Students Cluh ----- Lydia Kinney Vice President of Men ' s Day Students Cluh . . . - Charles Burtch Vice President of Women ' s Day Students Cluh ----- Nan Maul Secretary-Treasurer -------- Lorrita Smith The ()hiecti es of the Dav Students Club are to associate the previously separated Men ' s and Women ' s Dav Students Clubs, to ha e a delmite voice in the Student CiON ' ernment Association, and to create wood will among the dav students and the dormitor ' students through progressi ' c acti ' ities. The men and women students participate in picnics, luncheons, and parties, and discuss their jiroblcms loi the good ot their organization. First Roiv, Left to Right: Frances Hendricks, Lorrita Smith, Lydia Kinney, Mary Lj ' nne Ste ' ens, Nan Alaid, Miss Reed. Second Row: Dean Snively, Andrew Michanowicz, Frank Michanowicz, Richard Boyce. 13

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LInder the careful guidance ol its insti Lictors the Home Economics Department has sent out man excellent teachers. i ot onl has the department gained a fine reputation lor the abilitx ol the students to teach but also tor their abiHtv to be Home- makers and to take their place in the world toda ' . Everv opportunity is gixen to the girls to practice Home Economics in all oF its phases. A cr ' attracti c apartment is set up on campus where small groups of stu- dents li ' e with a resident director for a perioti of six weeks during their Junior ear. The ' also spend nine weeks managing the school lunch at the junior High School. An important part of the Senior girls ' curriculum is the nursery school, which is conducted for one semester. Here the ' are associated with the children, learning their habits and personalities. Each student teaches for a period of one semester on campus under careful guidance and has the additional pri ilcge of teaching children under the supervision of a vocational homemaking department in an approved high school in Penns lvania. Fashion shows, food demonstrations, dinners, teas, and exhibits are interesting, worthwhile projects and acti ' ities of the department. The course at Mansfield meets the requirements for certification in Home Economics Education. In atldition, each student gains inspiration and knowledge with which to encourage others in the com- munity to create better li ing and, as an ultimate goal, to live graciously in her own home or within her profession. 15