New Jersey State Teachers College - Seal Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Fourth Year Th-ird Year. Second Year Second Year . . Second Year Student Executive Board OFFICERS President ........... PAUL G. HARTPENCE First Vice-Pr-esicient .... CHARLES E. I-IAAS Second Vice-President. .MARTIAIA HIGGINS Secretary ............ NICHOLAS LEROSE Ass't. Secretary ......... FLORENCE GATTI Treasurer .... . ............. SAM BOYAR MEMBERS . . ...... PETER DILEO First Year ......... CHARLOTTE MYERS . . . . . .ROBERT PURCELL First Year. . . . . . .NIAURICE LEONARD . . . . . . .EDITH RAMSING First Year . . . . . . .CATHERINE BRUGLER .WILLIAM HOFFMAN, JR. First Year. ....... WALTER ZIBKOWSKI . . . . .ARTHUR K. POTTS Freshmen A. . . . . . .ESTIIER ROTIIBART BOARD ADVISERS Principal ............. DR. DON C. BLISS Faculty Representative .... CLEO CHAPPLI-3 Faculty Adviser .... MARIANNA G. PACKER 7

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A9 C5x swf .M Qi E Ad111i11iSt1'3tiVC Officers CHARLOTTE G. MARSIJALL Dean of WIOIHCII LULU C. HASKELI, Regislrar ALICE C. SMITHIOK, B.S. Principal of Training School JOHN S. NEARY Business Manager CORNELIA D. PROVOST Manager of Dormitories LEO B. HERMES Custodian of Buildings and Grounds ETI-IEL M. POWIS, M.D. Medical Inspector JULIA M. STRYKER Senior-Clerk-Bookkeeper CHARLOTTE M. HYDE Senior-Clerk-Slenograplier BERTHA C. ZODA Clerk-Stenographer BIINA B. BROWN, RN. Dormitory Nurse 6 X

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A9 3 Students' Cooperative Association HE Students' Cooperative Association has now entered upon the third year of its organization. In spite of ils youth and inexperience, the Executive Board, which is the official functioning body of the association, has carried through a number of plans designed to advance the general welfare of the college. The various committees appointed by the Executive Board have done much of the work. Some of the committees which function from year to year are the Intra- Mural Sports Committee, Building Committee, Election Committee, Chapel Lines Committee, Handbook Committee, Sport Publicity Committeee, Social Committee, Extra-Curricular' Activity Committee, and Finance Committee. Projects carried 011 by special committees and approved by the Board were the standardization of awards, the formation of an Honorary Society, and the standard- ization of a class ring. A few other activities of the Board include taking over the Red Cross Drive, collecting the extra-curricular fee, sponsoring the formation of the Signal,'i the school paper, aiding with the organization of the Freshman class, and sponsoring a Faculty-Student party. The Executive Board now has a number of problems to consider. The possibility of inviting other State Teachers Colleges and Normal Schools to visit our college and of sponsoring Saturday night dances free of charge is being discussed. The Board wishes the students to remember that they are a vital part of this organization and that their interest is needed to insure its success. The Board proposes to keep the school in close touch with its activities by devoting certain chapel periods to a presentation of its programs. ln turn, it asks the members of the Students' Cooperative Association to give their whole-hearted support and to bring their ideas to the Board. 8