Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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mitnummntniuii .-ttfuxt - rr rriif ««.T ii.-f.uj.»» » »-Y Y-]r| - -,| -yg| jmj Y% -JT TC ' Seated, left to rit ht: Al Wagner, William McNett, Steve Jurnack, Mr. Long, Miss Jackson, John McLean. Standing: Nate George, Olive Knierim, Martha Ashby, Frank Michanowicz, LaVerne Williams, Aubrey Dunne, Harley Rex, Mildred Kneiss, Lorrita Smith, James Marshall. Student auHcd WILLIAM McNETT President The STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing body of the Student Government Associa- tion of the college. Its members are the heads of all classes and organizations on campus in addition to the separately elected officers. The major duties of this council are to plan the extra-curricul.ar activities program, to publish the Password , to present the opinions and problems of the students to the administration, to plan the social calendar, and to foster closer relations between the student body and the administration.

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C€iK 0- H4tftUCti04t HERBERT E, MANSER To desire the same things and to reject the same thmgs, constitutes true friendship. — SALLUST t€iK 0- TiJamCK ELLAMAE JACKSON Real friendship is a slow grower, and never thrives unless ingrafted upon a stock of known and reciprocal merit. —LORD CHESTERFIELD C iK TftCK SAMUEL M. LONG To have a good friend is one of the highest delights of life; to be a good friend is one of the noblest ana most difficult undertakings. Friendship depends not upon fancy, imagina- tion or sentiment, but upon character. There is no man so poor that he is not rich if he has a friend; there is no man so rich that he is not poor without a friend. —AUTHOR UNKNOWN

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First row, left to right: Ada Mae Frailey, Gloria Benfer, Mildred Kneiss. Hunter,- Marilyn Brush, BlanLhe Crowder, Fanny James, Mary Dewey, Second row. Ruth Women students living in NORTH HALL elect the council to administer student life in the dormitory so that all may live comfortably and with consideration for others, may develop group and individual responsibilities, may strive for high scholastic standards, and may promete friendliness among the women in the dormitory. The MEN ' S DORMITORY COUNCIL is the governing body of the Association of Men Students living in the college dormitory. Its purposes are to regulate student life in the dormitory in order that proper conditions for study and living may exist, and to encourage friendly relations among the men in the dormitory. Lejt to right: Robert Rodine, Natal George, Paul Bowles, Harold Hunter, Thomas Cheplick.