Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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,.:,.-,,gn,fzfas:e::4f- . , E,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.......,..,.... vi HORTON HALL BCDARDINC WCDMENS ASSCDCIATICDINI SEATED: B. Radel, Treasurerf S. Vink, Vice Presidenfg Miss Long, Sponsorg P. Hyaff, President, M. Reed, Secreiary. STANDING: J. Vesco, C. McDonnell, B. Barnharf, C. Swoyer, M. Esh, B. Zeiders, A. Hoover, J. Novinger, J. Knohr, A. lmbrognio. Page Fourieen

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...wq en The Boarding Men's Association keeps the noise down in the men's dormi- tory. This is done by posting regulations and establishing occasional police patrols throughout the halls of the upper floors of Old Main. This effort improves morale and establishes better living and study conditions. Frequent meetings are held. ln these meetings, Mr. Rambo, Dean of Men, brings up topics of current interest and value. These meetings are for the all- important function of passing the word. Every once in awhile someone misbehaves. The errant male is brought before the council, a board of his fellows, and receives a fair trial. The group passes iudgment on the offender, meting out punishment to the best of its abilities. Offenses -of a more serious nature are brought before the President of the college, who serves as an ex-officio adviser to the council. The association also sees to it that rooms are clean, light bulbs are passed out, floors are swept, and that no non-conforming night owls stay up all night playing iazz music on blaring radios. lt also breaks up an occasional poker game. BCDARDINC MENS ASSGCIATIGN SEATED: Mr. Rambo, R. Kopec, President, D. Brown, Secretary, W. Barr, Treasurerp E. Bellas STANDING: .l. Myers, K. Richwine, L. Coons, K. Dapp, W. Galbraith, K. Swartley. Page Fifteen