Plymouth State University - Conning Tower Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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 HOUSE COMMITTEES MARY LYON HALL STRAFFORD HOUSE ROM' : J. Randall: L. Bradford: B. Higgins, Pros.; E. Pike; C. Saturley. ROW 2. B. Campus; J. Piper; L. Elias: P Lavigna; A. Konccny: K. Goranitis; C. Dancy. ROW I: G. Doublcday. Pres.: B Constantine, Treas.; HOW 2: F. Wood . V-Pre .: G. Burban, Secretary. 23 ROW I: M. Fdch, V-Prr : V. Peter . Pres.: ROW 2: M. Scliniender, See.: B Brewka, Treas. RUSSELL HOUSE

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STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ROW I: J. Cotton; A. Jones: HOW 2: B. F.dwards; J. Wescott. I'll.; pur|JO« s of the Student Council arc to provide an organization through which the various problems and activities of the student may be handled; to enact and enforce regulations promoting high and intelligent standards for personal conduct; and to form a body for the expression of student and faculty opinion Hoarding matters of general interest in the college. It is an honor to he a member of the Student Council as it is a position of responsibility and resjrect. HOUSE COMMITTEES The college provides living and dining accomodations for most of its student body in Mary Lyon Hall, Samuel Read Hall Dormitory. Henry William Blair Hall. Russell House, and Strafford House. The dormitories serve as centers of community life on campus. Regulations in regard to dormitory living, approved by the President, arc formulated and directed by the students' house committees with the cooperation and assistance of the deans and dormitory snpei visors. ROCKINGHAM HOUSE OFFICERS A I-aRoche. Pros.: F Wright. V. Pres. BLAIR HALL HOUSE COMMITTEE ROW I: V. bavin, V. Pies.; E Barnes, Pres.: P Jarrell. R I-jntcrbaoh. ROW W Slack, U Cornelius, C Keller, A Know In in, T Kidder. T. Locke.

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JT Coffin is presented the S.E.A. Award at STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION HOW I: B Brewka, Corres. See ; L. Fillmore. ROM' 2: L. Coffin, f'rc .; F. Childs. Treas.; L. Wood, Historian. The Guy E. Spearc Chapter of tlu Student Education Association serves the campus as the professional organization The club functions to acquaint the students with some of the problems and situations in the field of education. At the S.E.A. meet-ini's, which an held twice monthly, the club presents films, speakers, and panels on topics |Kartaining to phases of the teaching profession. This year the S.E.A. s|»onsored the annual High School Visitation Dav when alxiul two hundred students were acquainted with the op| ortunities at Plymouth. One of the more interesting meetings was Dr. Hyde’s lecture and slides on education in Euno| c. Andrea and Judy wait for a S.E.A. meeting to begin. S.F. officers and Hr Osgood discuss the year plans. Pat a«k Dr. Hyde a question.