University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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IRECTORS HOUSE D LLIE LAURENCE-Alpha Tau Omega MRS NE MISS NIARY SMITH-Delta Psi MRS. BERTI-IA BUl.,I.ARD-Grassmount Miss KATHERINE GUTCI-IELL-Kappa sigma MRS. GRACE FOSTER-Redstone. MRS. FLORENCE RICHMOND-Roberts House A -NIRS. FRED H. TOIYNE-Roluinson I MRS. MAYBELLE BEEMAN-Sigma Alpha Epsilon MRS. CAROL BACON-Sigma Nu MRS. CONSTANCE COLE--Sigma Phi MISS CARRIE POIYER-Slade MRS. WAIT JOHNSON-Allen House MRS. C. C. MOODY-Claggett House MRS. MABELLE BLAKE-Phi Sigma Delta MRS. E. C. DRESSER-Sanders Hall IVIRS. ANN UNDERWOOD-Elmwood MRS. R. C. IVICCORMICK-lXflcCormick House IVIRS. R. GOSS-W'arner House IXIRS. JANE FRANCE-Alpha Chi Omega MRS. ELLA TENNEY-Delta Delta Delta MISS CLARA SELFE-Kappa Alpha Theta MRS. ALLEN MOORE-Pi Beta Phi lXfIiss Nell Jefferson, director of dormitories, received her BA. degree at the University of Texas and B.S. and Blasters degrees at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, majoring in architecture. Immediately preceding her posi- tion here at the University, Nliss Jefferson was the executive house keeper at the Ohio State Univer- sity Hospital. MISS IEFFERS PAGE I lF'I ON 'EEN

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DEAN OF WOMEN lX'Iary Jean Simpson was graduated from the University of Vermont in 1913. Upon her graduation she received her Ph.B. She is a mem- ber of Kappa Alpha Theta and of Phi Beta Kappa. Nliss Simpson has been Dean of VVomen since 1937.

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STUDENT UNION , S, , K 1 as K F Z:,, i , E ., , ,. f i ,r i 5 raft , ra i, , - 5 A - A- , s ,c NN Second row-Grier, Manning, Zoll, Bresnehan, Fickenscher, Snetsinger, Nelson Front row-Morgan, Barron, Anderson, Witham, Schoppe, Weissbard, Aronson Student Union, the organization to which every Woman on campus belongs, is the guiding light in the lives of all U. V. NI. co-eds. It establishes the rules which regulate dormitory living and sees that they are enforced. The work of run- ning this essential organization is clone by its president, Frances Witham, assisted by the Coun- cil, which, besides the executive ofhcers, includes a house chairman, a social chairman, a scholar- ship chairman and a town representative. There is also a judiciary committee consisting of a chief justice and a representative from each of the three upper classes. This body tries cases involv- ing breaches of Student Union rules. Examination on college and house rules are given to juniors, freshmen and members of house committees. There are four mass meetings held every year which all Women students are required to attend. Each fall Student Union sponsors the Big Sister movement which, providing each fresh- man with an upperclassman big-sister helps be- wildered new students to become acquainted with college life and tradition. PAGE SIXTEEN FRANCES WITHAM, Prcsifimit BARBARA ANDERSON, lst Vira- Prrsiffffit MARGERY NELSON, Zml Vin'- Prmidf-rzt BEVERLEY GRIER, Sfcrftary BARBARA SNE'l1SlNGER. Tfmsurn' RUTH SCHOPPE, Chief justice PEARL WEISSBARD, Senior Member on judiciary BARBARA MORGAN, House Clmirmavz CAROLYN ARONSON, Sofia! Chair- 1115171 GRETCHEN MANNING, .flssixtant Hausa Clzairman JANET FICKENSCH ER, Scholarship Clzairman NANCY CHURCH, Assistzzvzt Scholar- ship C!lHl1'17lfl7l NIARY BRESNEHAN, Town Rcprr- .wiztatiw