tl19500915-000 "Vol. 4, No. 1 STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, TOWSON, MD. September 15, 1950 STUDENT OFFICERS (Ed.: This tearsheet is printed, not only to report to freshmen the strategic student offtces, but also to refresh the summer memories or upperciassthen.) STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Nick Hoddinott Carroll Wagner Don Rogerson Beatrice Hannain 'Ann M. Wallace PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT. TREASURER: SECRETARY: DORM SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: DAY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: SGA REPRESENTATIVE: SENIOR CLASS Maynard Keadle Jack Shifflett Harold August John Hall Jacqueline Higgins Marion Miller Rosemarie Wallace JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: DORM SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: DAY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: SGA REPRESENTATIVE. Lee Smith Mary Smart Lorna Virts Carolyn Nauman Jackie Jackson Fred Brown Jane Kasper SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Vernon Smith VICE-PRESIDENT Bucky Beneze TREASURER Joan Migliarini SECRETARY Janet Swann DORM SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Pat Cochran DAY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Jim Peeling SGA REPRESENTATIVE Robert Van Horn WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER. SECRETARY: Leona Redemann Eileen Skinner Suzanne Pretty Doris Knode MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT. Robert Watson VICE-PRESIDENT: Jay Gernand TREASURER. John Lowe SECRETARY- Bernie Wolf TOWER ECHOES CO-EDITORS: William Hammerman Don Leuschner CO-MANAGING EDITORS: Gladys Belsingei Ann Wallace CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS: Bob Goodman Carroll Wagner FACULTY ADVISER. , . Dr. Brewington DORMITORY HOUSE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Margie Klepper VICE-PRESIDENT: t Mary Fiery TREASURER: Duane Virts SECRETARY: Betty Jane Holloway PARLIAMENTARIAN: Vivian Paugh FRESHMAN PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: SEC-TREASURER: ADVISORY COUNCIL Nancy Redford Brown Bill Hammerman Betty Jane Holloway NATURAL HISTORY GROUP PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: TOWER LIGHT. Janet Davis Mary Fiery Doris Knode Mary Frances Recher Duane Virts STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT: Christine Olson VICE-PRESIDENT- Marilyn Weldon CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Duane Virts RECORDING SECRETARY: Priscilla Leishear TREASURER: Neil Moerschel GLEN PLAYERS PRESIDENT: Rodney Arthur Teresa Silverman VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Robert Goodman Joyce Greener Hoddinott, Student Leaders Enter Office; 900 Register Mr. Nick Hoddinott, president of the Student Government Association, and more than 80 other student officeholders step into their elective and appointive positions today as the i.ollege community reaches peak strength for the first time in the new school year. The upperclassmen�numbering more than 600�return today to complete their spring registration. The more than 260 freshmen will wind up their busy orientation schedules. Classes begin Monday. Already, the machinery of student government is in action. Key officers have been at work over the summer and during the past week in planning sessions and in meetings with President Hawkins and the college deans. Exclusive of student activities, the college administration has made numerous im-provements and additions on the campus over the summer. The maintenance crew has painted the interior of much of the administration building. New lighting fixtures have been installed in the entrance foyer and the central hall. The offices of administration have been consolidated. Deans Dowell and Stover have separate offices in the main office adjacent to that of Dr. Hawkins. The Registrar's of-fice and the Business office have been interchanged. The Admissions office has been moved to what was formerly the lounge for faculty men. A central mail room has been set up opposite the president's office. Room 103 has been divided into four offices for the directors of practice. As this paper goes to press, at least nine new faculty have been signed. (Their names and department assign-ments appear on this page.) Mr. Karl J. Moser, formerly 'treasurer for the Baltimore City Junior college, has assumed his duties as full-time Business Manager. Miss Beatrice Seelig and Mrs. Josephine Wagemanri have joined the staff of residence supervisors. The mimeograph department has been placed under the direction of the Registrar's Office. And the school mimeo-graph machine has been supplemented with an up-to--date Multigraph.. The faculty have completed two full days of pre-regis-tration conferences and general meetings. Nine Faculty Are Signed ART: Mr. Ralph G. Beelke: native of Buffalo, New York; diploma in fine arts, Buffalo School of Fine Arts; B.A., University of Buffalo; M.A., Tetchers College, Columbia Uni-versity; departmental assistant in art last year at Teachers College, Columbia. EDUCATION: Miss Marie Baldridge: home ad-dress, Weier, Kansa: B.A., Kansas State Teachers College; M.A., Uni-versity of Chicago; almost com-pleted Ph.D. requirements at New York University; recently an in-structor at Pennsylvania State Col-lege. Miss Genevieve Heagney: native af Pennsylvania; B.A., Syracuse University; M.A., Cornell Univer-sity; comes beer from State Teach-er:, College, New Paltz, New York. ENGLISH: Miss Thelma Sherman: home ad-dress, Renver, Colorado; B.A., Cot-ner College; M.A., University of Denver; recent experience in field of speech pathology at a number of colleges and universities. MUSIC: Mr. Nicholas Geriak: home ad-dress, Towson; B.A., and M.A., Teachers College, Columbia; come to Towson State Teachers College from Towson Senior High School. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Earl W. Killian. native of Clarence, New York; B.A., Univer-wity of Alabama; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia; completed most of requirements for Ph.D at New York University; recently director of physical education and health at Waterbury Branch of University of Connecticut. SCIENCE: Dr. Wilfred B. Hathaway: native of New England; B.A., Massachus-setts State College; M.A., Univer-sity of Massachussetts; Ph.D. in bi- (Continued on Page 2) BULLETIN � Three new regular columns will begin with the next edition of the Tower Light. Betty Lou Draper will slant a full column of news and tips for the college women. Mr. Nick Hoddinott will write his personal comments on student government affairs. And Dr. Curt Walther and his International Relation:: Club will introduce a regular column on Contemporary Affairs. New mail boxes have been purchased for the students. atil The downstairs foyer in the administration building will be made into a student mail center and study nook, Floures-cent lighting, new mail boxes and wall desks will be install-ed. 411 The Coed Corner has been painted and redecorated. And the stage and auditorium have been repaired. A new office has been set up in the Newell foyer for the Dormitory Business office. ANNOUNCEMENT John G. Eltermann, well-known organist. and choir master, will play the Hammond organ in recital Octo-ber 3. Students who have requests for selections may address them to the Editor of the Tower Light. "
