Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

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l KNEELING: S. Hess, K. Sanderson FIRST ROW: I. Sgrignoli, S. Raffen sperger, Dr. Kriner, J McDevitt, H. Creasy, J Geedy. SECOND ROW: R. Wrightstone, R. Hench T. Markley. STEWART l-IALI. COUNCIL The Stewart Hall Council is the governing body for the student recreation building. Under the supervision of Dr. Kriner the Council keeps a watchful eye open to see that activities in Stewart Hall are carried out in an orderly fashion. The Council assists in keeping the building clean and neat. Council membership is derived through election by the President's Council. It is composed of the two freshmen, two sophomores, and two iuniors receiving the highest number of votes at the election, and of the next three members with the highest number of votes, regardless of class. The chairman may be a member of any class and is also elected by the President's Council. Recommendations for the improvement of the facilities of Stewart Hall are submitted to the college President by the Council, and many recent improve- ments have co e as a result of this action. The Council and Dr. Kriner plan the hours durin which Stewart Hall may be used and arrange for its use by V groups withinjfznld outside the college. . ' fl l ll , 'TUV Will' fb. Wulf 1 ,wif ,LJ , V- f . its T .rf .t F -db Y ll . 'J A Qfu I jf Tig' gxjrllf jx lv A fl Vfl lil kffl .qfljy l if jj , N ,N J' VV! l fl .' ' 'gf V' 1 if 1' l My I .' V L Jfb ,jf ll f :LU jf' ,fb ,t ff! , cf' , UL L iff flfiu V do l Il t lf' . Ili! .J ,,fL '!i 1 U, y ,jf Q 52 jifpli A llljbifi' ,tl 'LJ V f Lf : ' M, ' ,K ,J ' fi , dfl-f W Ji ! MJ T, -,rf J - I 3,0 flt f . ,iw . ,- X ,.,+ ' ff ,JJ ly. If , VVL at L,f6 i' 7 lj J LUV ML!! .vt 3 uf' tl . Cl rv if .T ,Y eff' 'U 'lrbif l MPI f - evenin 'vfgf a- i . gf . M t f gl - 9 f T If gf f J .cf ,Q ,v ,fs ,A A ,M T T W --J ' if' if l' VU 'WW al W' ' ' , Ui it psy! l XM .i jlyfi' :iw ,U ' VL,t,.f T My ,J fuytf .3 , Y J 7-,iffe fi' Vfiifv NJ X - f . -,WJ . , A ' 1' .111 l if 1 Ji' I ff I Llp- iv J V' 3 IJ CX I Lp pw 2 DVULIX' Vi Xlrlf 1 fl ll WT' 6' My lb lf T f ! -' a f 'V 6' ,I 1 V. W JD i ,fo 1 1 nf , 1 V- T J T., 1, up , - 'MW ISSN., 'TNT

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KNEELING: L. Miller, I. Sgrignoli, S. Hess, B. Miller, R. Beard, J. Cisney. FIRST ROW: D. Aurand, Treasurer, Mr. Rambo, Mr. Gill, Dr. Kriner, President, Dr. Wright, Miss Long, N. King, Secretary T. Markley, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: H. Baumgardner, D. Stanlws, D. Whitsel, G. Moser, J. Hutchison, E. Herr, E. Swartz, J. Peak, G. Murdoch I. Masemore, N. Monacelli, W. Stewart, K. Waggoner, M. Melius, J. Failor. PRESIDENTS COUNCIL The President's Council is the student governing body of Shippensburg State Teachers College. Comprised of representatives from almost every or- ganized group on campus, it must decide on controversial issues which arise. The Council acts as an airing house where all the wants and gripes of the organized clubs on campus can be heard in front of representatives from the rest of the groups. It the Council and Dr. Kriner believe that the group in ques- tion has a legitimate plea, then the situation is rectified, or nearly so. In addition to being this airing house, the Council controls the money of the student activity fund, determines the school budget, and determines the school policy on extra-curricular activities. Page Sixteen

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SITTING Miss Long, M. L. Karam, J. Hake, Secretary, B. Miller, Vice-Presidentg N. King, President, B. Felton, Treasurer S Teitrick, J. Richards. STANDING: l. Sgrignoli, P. Adams, P. Trail, M. Winemiller, J. Wilson, J. Daniels, E. Lory, J. Long. BCDARDING WOMENS CCDUNCII. Noah Webster defines an association as: A union of persons in a society for some common good. This definition very aptly applies to the Boarding Women's Association. Its common good: practicing self-government, initiating Freshmen to our way of life, planning social events, such as teas, Christmas parties, and our own dormitory activities, and striving to make living condi- tions in the dormitory as congenial as possible are our raison d'etre. The governing body of our association is the Women's Council, which is composed of representatives from each corridor, the receptionists, the treasurer, the secretary, the vice-president, and the president, who work together under the able guidance of Miss Long, our Dean of Women. Meetings are held every month or whenever deemed necessary to iron out any problems which may arise. Among our memories of S. S. T. C. will always be the pleasant thoughts of our 3:00 a. m. fire drills, our invigorating house meetings, and the exhibitions of talent by our very capable dormitory members. It is through these dormitory experiences that our academic achievement is supplemented by social growth. Page Ezghtccn