Potsdam State Teachers College - Pioneer Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

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Seated, Clnekwisez M. Warner, S. Weisser, M. Arm- Standing, Clcckwise: P. Drabeck, N. Day, E. Eckler, S. strong, B. Mikel, 1. Schauffler, C. Dyckman, 1. Kinyon, Bethlehem, C. Murrow, 1. George, C. Albrecht, L. B. McMahon, 1. Effley, L. Weinberg. Brooks, B. Goudfellow. WOMEN'S STUDENT CUUNCIL MEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: R. Acetu, R. Buschmeyer, Dr. Huhkirk, C. Pedersen, J. Black, R. Farra. Standing: B. Boyd

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Whereas we, the students of State University Teachers College, Potsdam, of the State of New York, desire to share individually and collectively a responsibility for the conduct of our college life and thus promote habits of loyalty and self-discipline, we do hereby organize ourselves into an association. And so with this Preamble, the Constitution of S.C.A. came into being. Student Government is a well known organization on campus. It bears a striking resemblance to that of the Congress of our country. The judicial branch might be said to consist of Women's and Men's Student Councils which aid in regulating student activities. All students of Potsdam State are members and have a voice in their government by way of membership on standing committees and attendance at meetings. S.C.A. strives to fulfill its purposes: . . . to bring about such a degree of cooperation between the students, and the acceptance of responsibility of the stu- dents, and their organizations, as will maintain and uphold the highest standards of college life, and support impartially and unfailingly the provisions made by Student Government Association. Officers: P. Adams, W. Cunning- ham H. Wilkins, R. Farra. Cabinet-Seated, D. Dllara, D. Rogger, P. Adams, Standing: R. Jones, W. Cridge, H. Wilkins, C Dyck W Cunningham, 1. Brophy, R. Joyce, C. Williams. man, 1. Black, R. Smith, M. Livingston.

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Row 1: E. Foster, J. Meany, S. Keith, I. Karl. Row 2: E. V. Maggione. Row 4: P. Bunting, S. Smykla, M. Ferguson, L. Wandell, S. Rickmyre, P. lasiello, A. Killoran, R. ltkin, V. lohn- Lewis. son, T. Cerasoli, Row 3: J. Marshall, S. Schaefer, B. Jones, COLLEGE UNION BOARD Consistently College Union Board endeavors to make student life more pleasant. Current magazines, cards and games are provided at the Student Union. To meet the student need for a coffee hreak during test week, evening study hours were set up in the Union dining hall and free coffee was provided. College Union Board also adds to the social life on campus hy spon- soring annual Halloween and Christmas parties. In cooperation with Clarkson College, jam sessions are held every Friday afternoon, alternat- ing between Lewis House and the College Union. To foster interest in current news topics, the Board sponsors faculty led discussions. A new atmosphere pervades the Union Snack Bar since its redecoration includ- ing the addition of sketches based on college life. Dancing in the snack bar is also encouraged. Continuing its interest and participation in the activities of the Asso- ciation of College Unions, the Board sends delegates to each annual conference. This year's exchange of ideas was held at Cornell from which the delegates returned with ideas to further enrich Union activities. J..