The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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PATRICIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS ELEANOR GUSTAFSON? se. fou) ah eee resilient BETTY 2) U Dia cie a eine rene Vice-President LEA SS TO W Ei. ant eee eee eee Recording Secretary JOAN -ECERG AS a eae ee Corresponding Secretary VIVIAN KRESGE ....Assistant Corresponding Secretary GAROL: RICHARD ia Sse eee ee Treasurer ELAINET SMD Hte ss cee oe et eee Parliamentarian THELCMACK LINE Se sake es Assistant Parliamentarian NATALIE FREEM AWN: 2 fee eee ee Critic EDNA WENTLING. 2 ae a eee ee Assistant Critic JOY:GE“BLIDBERG? | oo ete eee eee Sergeant-at-Arms 56

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STUDENT COUNCIL ROBERT REUMANN, President HOWARD BLANDAU, Vice-President VIVIAN KRESGE, Secretary HAL RICKER, Treasurer MISS BRAUN and MR. RYANS, Faculty Advisors The Student Council is a democratic organization composed of the presidents or representatives of each class and organization in the school, and headed by the president who is elected by the student body. The Student Council was formed to act in conjunction with the faculty in matters of discipline, spiritual life, and the general betterment of the school. One of the chief concerns of the Student Council this year was the attempt to enforce proper parking rules on the campus. There have been several other problems handled by the Council, such as working out a plan for student discipline, organizing a ‘clean up’ drive, considering methods of bettering study conditions in the library, and assisting the Alumni Association in their scholarship loan fund. Our job is often a difficult one, but there is satisfaction in seeing things accomplished which help to make The King’s College an honor to the name we bear. 99

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PATRICIAN LITERARY SOCIETY It is the purpose of the Patrician Literary Society to encourage its members along social and cultural lines. With these aims in view, two meetings a month are held, at which time a program is presented by the members. To have each girl in the Society take an active part in the programs is one of our dims. The Society got off to a good start this year with its opening program, “Memories of Summer,’ which was an open meeting to introduce itself to the new students. As a result of this meeting a large number of new members were added to the “Lit.” It was at the next meeting, which had as its theme “Giving Thanks,” that these new members were inducted. The climax of the year came when the Patrician and Marconian Societies met in a joint meeting. At that time an original one-act play, When Knight- hood Was in Flower,” was presented. Everyone who was there will agree that it was a royal success. With the talent of our new members added to that of our old, we can hopefully look forward to even greater success in the future. o7