University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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Pago 21 STUDENT LEAGUE BOARD Second row: B. O'Brien. Z. Homeland. C. De Stlqter. J. Junqon, P. Connolly. G. Strayor, D. Waack. Boffoni row: P. Pottit. M. Bioshar. J. Bryant. G. Leeman, C. Hamilton, D, Edridge. OFFICERS GERALD LEEMAN President JOYCE BRYANT Secretory DEAN G. G. ELLIS Faculty Adviser The Student League Board, organized in 194 3. is the chief self-governing body of students at Teachers College. This board represents the entire student body, and is composed of a president elected from the student body at large, the president of the Women s League, the president of the organization for men students, the presidents of each of the men's and women's housing units, and the appointed chairmen of the standing com- mittees. However, meetings are always open to any student or faculty member interested in the discussions. The Dean of Women. Dean of Men. and four faculty members appointed by the president of the college serve on the Faculty-Student Wel- fare Committee, which is the advisory group for the League. Standing committees of the League are the representing or- ganizations. the faculty-student relations, and concert-assem- blies. STUDENT ADMINISTRATION

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Paqo 20 PHILIP JENNINGS DR. M. R. BEARD ELDON E. COLE Business Manager: Philip C. Jennings is in charge of the office where students pay their tuition and dormitory room rents, as well as all other college fees. On pay day. the office becomes the center of attraction for working students and other college employees, for here they receive their pay checks. Another service provided by the business office is the cashing of checks for students. Registrar: The duties of Marshall R. Beard, registrar, in- clude keeping academic records, issuing grades, counseling students about graduation requirements, and making out credit transfers to other colleges. Dr. Beard also supervises the send- ing of credit balance sheets to junior students, showing courses required, those taken, and grade averages. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: Eldon E. Cole supervises the care of all campus property, and the remodeling of the present buildings. Mr. Cole is also in charge of the new building program including the Art and Industries building, the new addition to Lawther Hall, the proposed new men's dormi- tory. college garage, campus school, and health center. ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS

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Page 22 Third tow: P. Boemoeke. N. Johnson. H. Davis. J. Ray. M. Waqnor. Second row: D. Bentley. F. Nee son. J. Colo. E. Drury. D. Kingman. J. Joens. Bottom row: S. Dompstor. C. Rashid. Miss Campbell, C, Hamilton J. Parry. As a perennially active campus organization. Women’s League kept its place in the fore- ground of college affairs again this year. The nucleus of the entire program planned for women students attending Teachers College, this organization is designed to help women stu- dents make the most of the opportunities offered at Teachers College. With orientation of new women on campus as an initial problem, it provided tours and pic- nics. carried out under the guidance of upper- classwomen. senior counselors . Miss Sadie B. Campbell, the four student officers, and the chairmen of the permanent committees of the League work with the representatives of the housing units to carry out the planned program of social and intellectual development. The elected officers of the executive commit- tee for the 1947-48 college year include Cor- rinne Hamilton, president; Charlotte Rashid, vice-president; Joy Parry, secretary; and Sally Dempster, treasurer. Officers Sally Dempster. Corinne Hamilton. Charlotte Raschid. and Joy Parry take a flve-mlnut© break. WOMEN’S LEAGUE BOARD