National Park College - Acorn Yearbook (Forest Glen, MD)

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472 afzack Ffafun' ll ritfr.v-Dorothy Schmied, Daphne Tate, Lyla-Rose VVilson, Helen Gardener, Bliss Nelson, Dorothy Brann, Polly jo McCulloch, Rebecca Foster, Nan Fingarson, Lenore Beardslee, Jean Varn, Enid Hughes. Reporters-Barbara Nathan, Katherine Osgood, Joan Smith, Shirley Richards, Ann Clark, Norma Gibbons, jo Ann Dudley, Shirley Candee. Jr! Stay?-Mary Bell Crawford, Marjorie Parker, Fay Ann Albrecht, Hazel Reed Lloyd, Frances Lucas. Business Staff-Virginia Brown, Dorothy Kirby, Janice Cowles, Doris Bastian, Lois Brewster, Barbara Goffe, Marjorie Crandall, Ruth Hitchcock, Nona VVard, Mary jane Ormond, Dona Cono- ley, Jean Kaufman. +25 69

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. r '----V... . V4 .Ei Mun' li.XIHliRINli lfl.LIUl l', Pl'l'5iif1'Ilf Nascy Fu lf, Vin' Prmiriwrzt ln 1937, shortly after Dr. Roy Tasco Davis became president of National Park College, it became apparent that some organization was needed on campus to act as a governing body on matters of dress and conduct. Kliss Cynthia Oehler, lliss Helen lVinkler, and a Nlrs. Loyd who was here at that time went to Dr. Davis with plans for a Pan-l'lellenic board. The idea was accepted enthusiastically and a board of students, elected from the sororities, was instituted with Bliss lVinkler as sponsor. In 1939 when Bliss Nlvinkler began traveling for the school, Pan-Hellenic petitioned Dr. Dayis to appoint Kliss Uehler as their sponsor. lfnder her guidance Pan-Hellenic has progressed from a body that dictated the criterion of etiquette to the governing body of the school. Today it is the most power- ful single organization on campus. Under its control fall all matters of conduct on and oil campus, matters of dress, duties of playing hostess to visiting groups to the school, and most recently, the procedure of fire and air-raid drills. Pan-Hellenic offers constructive criticism to the girls, not from the standpoint of the faculty, but from their classmates themselves. In this capacity it is appreciated by every girl and it is the backbone of the tradition at National Park. al To Qi:-