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GENERAL INFORMATION
THE 1961 CONVENTION is the Fifty-seventh General Meeting of the Association since the
conference in 1881 which led to the founding of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. It is
the twenty-first national convention since the Association of Collegiate Alumnae and the South-
ern Association of College Women merged in 1921 to form the American Association of
University Women.
HEADQUARTERS AND MEETING PLACE The Sheraton Park Hotel is Convention Headquar-
ters. All major meetings will be held in the Sheraton Hall, other meetings as listed.
BUS INFORMATION. For the convenience of delegates and visitors, arrangements have been
made for special buses to be in front of the hotels for the trips to the Educational Center
and the Phillips Gallery. Schedules and tickets can be obtained at the Transportation Desk.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Saturday, lune 17 Annapolis, Maryland Tour. Buses leave Sheraton Park Hotel at 12 NOON.
Five dollars twenty-five cents in advance.
Sunday, June 18 Mount Vernon, Arlington Cemetery, and Lee House, Virginia Tour. Buses
leave Sheraton Park Hotel at 1 P.M. Five dollars fifty cents in advance.
Sunday, lune 18 -- Church Tour with stops at National Cathedral, Islamic Center, Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception, B'nai Brith Building, and Washington Hebrew Congregation,
plus viewing of embassies and Federal buildings. Buses leave Sheraton Park Hotel at
10:30 A.M. Three dollars fifty cents in advance.
Saturday, lune 24 Two day tour of Williamsburg, Virginia. Fee includes all expenses except
meals at Williamsburg. Buses leave Sheraton Park Hotel 9 A.iwe Saturday. Thirty-five
dollars in advance.
Saturday, lune 24 Georgetown,included.
Row, Capitol Hill, and interiors of famous Wash-
ington buildings. Luncheon ncluded. Buses leave Sheraton Park Hotel at 10 A.M. Eight
dollars twenty-five cents in advance.
Tickets for reservations made in advance may be picked up at the Tour Desk in the registration
area. Tours Committee members will be on hand to assist visitors in planning trips to other
places of interest in the Washington area.
TICKETS FOR SCHEDULED MEALS are on sale at the registration area during registration hours
and must be purchased by noon of the previous day.
IN KEEPING WITH OUR PURPOSE, a graphic exhibit and functional display, will be found
in the Burgundy Room of the Sheraton Park. Here you may examine AAUW kits, study guides,
and bibliographies and purchase them on the spot if desired, with the help of a special free
catalogue. AAUW and IFUW pins and charms and Educational Center color post cards, note-
paper, and sketches for framing are also on sale in the Burgundy Room.
SPECIAL BOOK EXHIBIT. In a partitioned -off section of the Burgundy Room in the Sheraton
Park you will find a specially arranged exhibition, of current literature in AAUW's subject matter
fields Education, International Relations, Social and Economic Issues, Status of Women, the
Arts, and Mass Media. A specially prepared catalogue of these titles is available to you in
this exhibition area.
TRAVEL PROGRAM CONFERENCES
PROPOSED 1961 CONVENTION RULES
BYLAWS PROVISIONS GOVERNING VOTING
The convention shall be open to all members, but only representatives and duly
accredited delegates .. . shall be entitled to vote, offer motions and resolutions,
and debate ( Article XIII, Section 3) .
When a card count vote is called for by the convention, or when voting by
ballot, each voter present shall cast one vote. The chairman of a branch delega-
tion may also cast the remaining votes to which her branch is entitled. No other
member of the voting body shall cast more than one ballot (Article XIII,
Section 3) .
CONVENTION RULES FOR DEBATE
Any representative or accredited delegate desirous of speaking shall first rise and
address the chair. When recognized, she shall give her name and convention
status.
No one may speak longer than three minutes at a time without the unanimous
consent of the convention. The rulings of the timekeeper shall be strictly adhered
to and the signal will show one minute before the time limit of each speaker
expires.
No representative or accredited delegate shall be allowed to speak a second
time on the same question so long as any representative or accredited delegate
who has not spoken to that question desires the floor, except that the chairman
of a committee making a report, or the speaker presenting the subject, shall have
three minutes for closing the debate.
REGISTRATION
PLACE: Continental Room, Sheraton Park Hotel
June 18-10:30 A.M. - 0:00 P.M.
June 19-- 08: 00 A.M. - 08: 00 P.M.
June 20 0:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
June 21 0:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
June 22 0:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
June 23 0:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.�7.
BALLOTING FOR AAUW OFFICERS The polls will be open for balloting Wednesday, June 21
from 0:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. in the Continental Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Sunday, June -18
STATE PRESIDENTSMEETING 10:30 A.M.-12 Noon
2:00 - 4:30 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
North Cotillion Room
STATE PRESIDENTS' LUNCHEON 12:30 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
South Cotillion Room
CITY TOURS ( see under General Information)
Open House at the Educational Center with Metropolitan Area Branches as Hostesses. (Buses
for Center will leave the Sheraton Park at 11:00 A.M., 11:30, and .12:00 and every half hour
from 2:00 P.M, until 5:00 and will return the guests to the hotel.)
Sheraton Park Hotel,
Southeast Central Region
Sun., June 10--
5:00 - 5:30 P.M.
Adams -Hamilton Room
North Atlantic Region
Sun., June 10
5:45 - 6:15 P.M.
"
Rocky Mountain Region
Sun., June 10-- 6:30 - 7:00 P.M.
"
North Pacific Region
Sun., June 10
7:15 - 7:45 P.M.
"
South Atlantic Region
Sun., June 10--
8:00 - 8:30 P.M.
"
Middle Atlantic Region
Sun., June 10
0:45 - 9:15 P.M.
"
Northeast Central Region
Sun., June 10
9:30 - 10:00 P.M.
"
Southwest Central Region
Sun., June 18-10:15
- 10:45 P.M.
"
South Pacific Region
Mon., June 19-7:30
- 0:30 A.M.
Breakfast (place to be arranged)
Northwest Central Region
Mon., June 19-8:45
- 9:15 A.M.
Sheraton Park, Adams -Hamilton
Room
PROPOSED 1961 CONVENTION RULES
BYLAWS PROVISIONS GOVERNING VOTING
The convention shall be open to all members, but only representatives and duly
accredited delegates .. . shall be entitled to vote, offer motions and resolutions,
and debate ( Article XIII, Section 3) .
When a card count vote is called for by the convention, or when voting by
ballot, each voter present shall cast one vote. The chairman of a branch delega-
tion may also cast the remaining votes to which her branch is entitled. No other
member of the voting body shall cast more than one ballot (Article XIII,
Section 3) .
CONVENTION RULES FOR DEBATE
Any representative or accredited delegate desirous of speaking shall first rise and
address the chair. When recognized, she shall give her name and convention
status.
No one may speak longer than three minutes at a time without the unanimous
consent of the convention. The rulings of the timekeeper shall be strictly adhered
to and the signal will show one minute before the time limit of each speaker
expires.
No representative or accredited delegate shall be allowed to speak a second
time on the same question so long as any representative or accredited delegate
who has not spoken to that question desires the floor, except that the chairman
of a committee making a report, or the speaker presenting the subject, shall have
three minutes for closing the debate.
REGISTRATION
PLACE: Continental Room, Sheraton Park Hotel
June 18-10:30 A.M. - 0:00 P.M.
June 19-- 08: 00 A.M. - 08: 00 P.M.
June 20 0:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
June 21 0:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
June 22 0:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
June 23 0:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.�7.
BALLOTING FOR AAUW OFFICERS The polls will be open for balloting Wednesday, June 21
from 0:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. in the Continental Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Sunday, June -18
STATE PRESIDENTSMEETING 10:30 A.M.-12 Noon
2:00 - 4:30 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
North Cotillion Room
STATE PRESIDENTS' LUNCHEON 12:30 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
South Cotillion Room
CITY TOURS ( see under General Information)
Open House at the Educational Center with Metropolitan Area Branches as Hostesses. (Buses
for Center will leave the Sheraton Park at 11:00 A.M., 11:30, and .12:00 and every half hour
from 2:00 P.M, until 5:00 and will return the guests to the hotel.)
Monf",June 19
BUSINESS MEETING
9:30 A.M. Presiding: DR. ANNA L. ROSE HAWKES, President
12:30 P.M. Invocation
Sheraton Hall THE REVEREND DONALD E. LEWIS,
Hamline Methodist Church, Washington, D. C.
Greetings
COMMISSIONER ROBERT E. MCLAUGHLIN,
District of Columbia Government
MRS. DOUGLAS TOMKIES, Vice-president,
South Atlantic Region
MISS .ALICE L. COLE, President,
Washington, D. C., Branch
MRS. EVERETT DAVIS, President,
Maryland Division
MRS. W. ANDREW SALE, President,
Virginia Division
Introduction of
DR. MINNIE M. MILLER, AAUW Secretary
MRS. RICHARD H. SHRYOCK, Parliamentarian
MISS EDITH CASTLEBERRY, Timekeeper
DR. KATHARINE FREDERIC, Chairman,
Metropolitan Area Convention Committee
Reports of National Convention Committee
DR. LEONA MAE FAILOR, Chairman
MRS. HAROLD DONIEKER, Credentials
MRS. RIDGWAY BAKER, Registration
MRS. ORVILLE SUHRE, Voting
MRS. CARL L. LOKKE, Liaison
Presentation of the Program
DR. MARY E. DICHMANN, Chairman,
Convention Program Committee
Resolutions Procedure
MISS PATRICI.A HOFSTETTER, Chairman,
Resolutions Committee
Nominations
Report of Nominating Committee
MRS. EMIL KOSKI, Chairman
Nominations from the Floor
Introduction of Candidates
Report of the Treasurer
Monday, continued
Auditor's Report
Report on IFUW Activities
DR. MARION SPECTOR, AAUW Member of the IFUW
Council and Chairman, AAUW-IFUW Liaison Committee
Report of the Bylaws Committee
MRS. ARNE FISHER, Chairman
BUSINESS MEETING
Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES 2:30 - 5:30 P.M.
Introduction of Educational C
-' I enter Staff Sheraton Hall
DR. PAULINE TOMPKINS, General Director
"Report on Reports"
Elementary and Secondary Education
DR. MAYCIE K. SOUTHALL, Chairman
Higher Education
DR. EUNICE C. ROBERTS, Chairman
International Relations
DR. MARION SPECTOR, Chairman
Mass Media
MRS. VETA LEE SMITH, Chairman
Social and Economic Issues
DR. OREEN RUEDI, Chairman
Status of Women
MISS YSABEL FORKER, Chairman
The Arts
DR. EUGENIA M. DOLE, Chairman
Report on AAUW Educational Foundation
Panel Discussion: DR. ALTHEA K. HOTTEL, Moderator;
DR. KATE HEVNER MUELLER, DR. ELIZABETH
S. MAY, DR. HELEN D. BRAGDON,
DR. ELEANOR F. DOLAN
Unfinished Business
GENERAL MEETING
Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES 8:00 P.M.
Introduction of the Board of Directors and the State Presidents Sheraton Hall
Keynote Address: In Keeping With Our Purpose
DR. PAULINE TOMPKINS
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TuesdaJune 20
SIMULTANEOUS SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS
9:00 - 10:30 A.M. THE ARTS
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Presiding: DR. OGLE
Phillips Gallery
1600 21st St., N.W. Getting Inside the Arts
and Looking At Pictures
Cosmos Club Auditorium Participation -Demonstration
( nearby) MISS SEELYE, members of the Arts Committee,
and audience
Buses will leave the Sheraton Park and Shoreham Hotels at
8:40 and 10:40 to take passengers to the Phillips Gallery
Tuesday, continued
HIGHER EDUCATION Sheraton Park Hotel
Presiding: DR. ROBERTS North Cotillion Room
The AAUW Crusade 9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
DR. R. JEAN BROWNLEE, Dean, College of Liberal Arts
for Women, University of Pennsylvania
College Women's Acceptance of Their Responsibility
DR. PEARL HOGREFE, Professor of English, Iowa State
University of Science and Technology
Federal Legislation in Higher Education
DR. ELEANOR F. DOLAN, Associate,
Higher Education
Sheraton Park Hotel ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Questions and Answers
South Cotillion Room Presiding: CHRISTINE HEINIG, Associate in Elementary and
Branch Reports on Effective Programs
Secondary Education
Improvement of Public Education Through Curriculum
General Discussion
Individualizing Education
The same program will be repeated at 11:00 A. I. and at
-DR. RUTH A. STOUT, Assistant Secretary for
both Special Interest Sessions on Thursday
Professional Relations, Kansas State Teachers
Association
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Panel Discussion: The Curriculum
Presiding: DR. MARION SPECTOR
For Children Under Six
United States Policy Toward Africa: The Necessity
MARGARET RASMUSSEN, Editor, Association for
for Choice
Childhood Education International
A representative from the U.S. Department of State
For Elementary Children
International Relations Focus on the Emerging
DR. HELEN K. MACKINTOSH, Chief, Elementary
Nations of Asia and Africa
Schools Section, U.S. Office of Education
DR. DOROTHY B. ROBINS Associate
'
For High School Children
International Relations
DR. MARGARET GILL, Executive Secretary,
Association for Supervision and Curriculum
How To Plan A Branch Study -Action Program on Africa
Development
Symposium: A branch IR chairman; BARBARA EVANS,
Administrative Changes Affecting Curriculum
AAUW's UN Observer, and DR. ROBINS
MRS. LEONARD E. CAMPBELL, Superintendent, Madison
Presiding: DR. ISABEL ABBOTT
County, Nebraska, Public Schools and member of the
ESE Committee
Evolving United States Policy Toward Asia and
y Africa: The Choice Before Us
Sheraton Park Hotel FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAM
1961-62 International Relations Focus
Adams -Hamilton Presiding: DR. DOW
DR. MARION SPECTOR
The Operation of the Fellowships Program
w North Carolina's Program on Africa South of the Sahara
Questions and Answers: DR. Dow, Chairman, Fellowships
Presentation by LEOTA PROKOP, North Carolina State
President, and ROSALYND GILLIATT, N. C. Vice -
Program; DR. ETHEL M. BARBER, Chairman, Fellow-
President
ships Funds; DR. RUTH J. WOODRUFF, Chairman,
International Fellowships Committee, and DR. RUTH
A Focused Study -Action Program for the Coming Year
ROETTINGER, Director, Fellowships Program
Panel: MRS,. EVANS, DR. ROBINS, and MISS JUNE ROBINSON,
U.S. State Department
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
Shoreham Hotel
Terrace Room
11:00 A.M. -
12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
Terrace Room
Tuesday, continued
9:00 - 10:30 A.M. LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. presiding: MRS. BAIN
Shoreham Hotel
Main Ballroom Discussion of formulation., implementation, and goals of the
Legislative Program. Also an explanation of legislation on
international relations and education by members of Con-
gress, including CONGRESSWOMAN JESSICA MCC. WEIS, New
York State (Tues., 9) and SENATOR LEE METCALF, Montana
(Thurs., 9 )
9:00 - 10:30 A.M. MASS MEDIA
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Presiding: MRS. SMITH
Shoreham Hotel
West Ballroom Educational and Cultural Broadcasting: Trends and
Prospects
Panel Discussion: MISS MARTHA A. GABLE, Mass Media
Committee; MR. WILLIAM G. HARLEY, President, Na.
tional Association of Educational Broadcasters; DR.
ELEANOR HOAG, Mass Media Committee; MR. LAW-
RENCE LAURENT, Radio -TV Editor, Washington Post,
and MR. DAVID C. STEW ART, Director, National Edu-
cational Television and Radio Center (Washington)
and Secretary, Joint Council on Educational Broad-
casting
General Discussion
MEMBERSHIP
9:00 - 10:30 A.M. Branches Under Fifty
11:00 A.M. - Branches of Fifty to Ninety-nine Members
12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel Presiding: MRS. DERRICK A. SHERMAN
Blue Room Members: To Have and To Hold
Membership Eligibility
DEAN KATHARINE CATER, Membership Committee
Understanding of Purpose
MRS. WILLIAM E. GARDNER, Membership Committee
The Branch Membership Chairman's Role
MRS. R. D. SHIPLEY, Membership Committee
Orientation
MRS. MARTHA F. CARMICHAEL, Membership Committee
Program: Study and Action
MRS. WADE E. SHURTLEFF, Membership Committee
Discussion "66"
Summary: MRS. SHERMAN
Consultant: MRS. RUTH BARNES, Membership Associate
Tuesday, continued
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
Presiding: DR. RUEDI
A Consumer Program for 1961: A Study Group Series
Arlington [Va.] Branch .Economic study group
MRS. LILLY EDSON, chairman and MRS. RAE P.
VAUGHN, commentator
Question Panel: MRS. CATHERINE RICE, Social and Eco-
nomic Issues Committee; MRS. EUNICE BROWN, Texas
SEI chairman, and KATHARINE ABBOT WELLS, AAUW
representative on the Consumer Goods Standards
Board of the American Standards Association.
Youth Wants To Know: Questions and Answers on the White
House Conference on Aging
Presiding: MRS. MARTHA U. JACHOWSKI
Members of the Kensington [Md.] Branch question
AAUW delegates to Conference DR. VIRGINIA B.
SLOAN, SEI Committee DR. GREEN RUEDI, SEI
Chairman; MRS. EDITH H. SHF.RRARD, SEI Associate
Repeat Of 9:00 A.M. session with following changes in
panel members: MRS. J. CHARLOTTE KNUTSON, Falls
Church, Va., SEI chairman and MRS. BARBARA STEIN,
Colorado SEI chairman, will replace MRs. RICE and
MISS WELLS. MRS. CHRISTINE A. DOBBS, former
SEI Committee member, will replace DR. SLOAN.
STATUS OF WOMEN
Presiding: MISS FORKER
The College Woman as a Community Asset:
A Symposium and Discussion
Women in Public Office, from the viewpoint of the
woman in office
EUREKA FORBES, Representative, Hawaii Legislature
AAUW and Women in Public Office, from the view-
point of the AUUW program planner
DR. MABEL CONN, Michigan State Status
Committee
Status Through Stature in the Community, as Viewed
Through AAUW Programs
YSABEL FORKER ( Tues.) and DEAN AUDREY WILDER,
Status Committee (Thurs. repeat)
The Kind of Community Participation for College
Women
LORRAINE B. TORRES, Status Associate ( Tues.) and
NIRS. EMERSON HY.NES, Arlington [Va.] Branch
Status chairman (Thurs. repeat)
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
Shoreham Hotel
Park Room
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
Palladian Room
Tuesday, continued
GENERAL MEETING
2:30 - 5:30 P.M. Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES
Sheraton Hall Report of the Committee on the Future Program and Struc-
ture of the Association
DR. BLANCHE DOW, Chairman
BUSINESS MEETING
Report of Credentials Committee
MRS. DONIEKER
Program Development: Report of Work in Progress
MRS. SHERRARD
Report of Higher Education Committee
DR. ROBERTS
Report of Building Planning Committee
MRS. ARNE FISHER, Chairman
Report of Building Funds Committee
Miss FLORA RAWLS, Chairman
Unfinished Business
GENERAL MEETING
8.00
P.M. Presiding: DR. LAURA BORNHOLDT, Dean of Women,
Sheraton, Hall University of Pennsylvania
Today's World and Our Purpose: Major Forces. Shaping Ameri-
can Society
DR. ATHELSTAN SPILHAUS, Dean, Institute of. Technology,
University of Minnesota
DR. DEXTER M. KEEZER, Economic Advisor, McGraw-Hill
Publishing Company
Panel: DR. MARY I. BUNTING, President, Radcliffe
College; DR. INA CORINNE BROWN, Professor of An-
thropology, Scarritt College
Wednesday, Tune 21
BALLOTING FOR OFFICERS
GENERAL MEETING
8:00 A.M. -
7:00 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
Continental Room
Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES 9:00 A.M. - 12 Noon
Sheraton Hall
Discussion of the Report on the Future Program
and Structure of the Association
BUSINESS MEETING
Report of the Credentials Committee
MRS. DONIEKER
Report of Membership Committee and Recognition of
Fifty Year Members
MRS. DERRICK A. SHERMAN
Unfinished Business
REGIONAL LUNCHEONS
Sheraton Park Hotel 12:30 P.M.
North Atlantic
North Cotillion Room
Shoreham Hotel
South Atlantic
Main Ballroom
Sheraton Park Hotel
Northeast Central
South Cotillion Room
Shoreham Hotel
Southeast Central
Club Roo:n
Shoreham Hotel
_Northwest Central
Palladian Room
Shoreham Hotel
Southwest Central
Park Room
Sheraton Park Hotel
Rocky Mountain
Assembly Room
Sheraton Park Hotel
North Pacific
Adams -Hamilton Room
Shoreham Hotel
South Pacific
best Ballroom
Wednesday, continued
FREE AFTERNOON
Reception from 3 to 5 P.m. at Educational Center with
Distinguished Women Receiving
Conferences with Stag at Educational Center
DEDICATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL CENTER
Thursday, June 22
SIMULTANEOUS SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS
THE ARTS
Repeat of Tuesday sessions
8:30 P.M.
Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES
Educational Center
The National Anthem
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
(Sheraton Hall in event
f rain
UNITED STATES ARMY BAND
Presiding: DR. SOUTHALL
Improvement of Public Education Through Legislation
Invocation
RABBI NORMAN GERSTENFELD
The Role of the Federal Government in the
re
Washington Hebrew Congregation
g g g
Improvement of Education
DR. LAWRENCE G. DERTHICK, Assistant Execu-
Presentation of
tive Secretary for Educational Services, National
MR. MILTON FISCHER Architect
Education Association and former U.S. Com -
,
missioner of Education
MRs. ARNE FISHER Chairman
Building Planning Committee
Panel Discussion: Members of Congress
Miss FLo RA RAWLS Chairman
Question Period: Leader, MRS. LEON LAMET, Member
,
Building Funds Committee
of the ESE Committee
Presentation of AAUW Achievement Awards (given by
FELLOWSHIPS PROGRAM
the Northwest Central Region)
Repeat of Tuesday sessions
Citation of Achievement Award Winner
DR. BLANCHE DOW
HIGHER EDUCATION
Presentation of Award
Repeat of Tuesday sessions
NIRS. LAWRENCE E. SCHNEIDER
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Acceptance Speech The Accomplishment and the Challenge
Presiding: DR. SPECTOR
DR. CORA DU Bois, Zemurray-Stone Professor of Anthro-
pology, Harvard University and Radcliffe College
United States Policy Toward Asia: The Necessity
Musical Selection by United States Army Band
for Choice
ALFRED LESESNE JENKINS, Regional Planning Advisor,
Dedicatory Remarks: "The Beginning of a Beginning"
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, U.S. State Depart -
PRESIDENT HAWKES
hent
Benediction fi
International Relations Focus on the Emerging Nations
REVEREND CANON LUTHER D. MILLER, Washington Cathedral
of Asia and Africa
DR. ROBINS
Branch Study -Action Programming on Asia
Discussion: ELEANOR HEINEN, St. Paul [Minn.] Branch
IR Chairman; VIRGINIA GEIGER, United States De-
partment of State; MRS. EVANS, and DR. ROBINS
Repeat of Tuesday 11 A.M. sessions
"It
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
Phillips Gallery
and
Cosmos Club Auditorium
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
Club Room
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Sheraton Park Hotel
.South Cotillion Room
Sheraton Park Hotel
Adams -Hamilton
Sheraton Park Hotel
North Cotillion Room
Shoreham Hotel
Terrace Room
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Thursda continued
Thursday, continued
STATUS OF WOMEN
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
Repeat of Tuesday sessions
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
f Tuesday eat o Repeat y sessions
Palladian Room
Shoreham Hotel
Main Ballroom
LUNCHEON FOR CORPORATE
12:30 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
MASS MEDIA
MEMBER DELEGATES
Educational Center
Vest Ballroom
Presiding: MRS. PAULINE RIVERS,
(Buses leave from Sheraton Park Hotel at .12:15)
Mass Media Committee
Educational and Cultural Broadcasting: AAUW Projects
B U S I N E S S M E E T I N G
Introduction: MRS. CAROLYN FREDERICK,
Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES
2:30 - 5:30 P.M.
Mass Media Committee
Sheraton Hall
Reports:
Report of Credentials Committee
Recognizing Local Public Service
MRS. DONIEKER
MRS. PEARL F. HERTZ and MISS MARTHA
Report on Balloting
MENDENHALL, Metropolitan Washington
MRS. SUHRE
Mass Media Committee
Mobilizing Support for a Non Commercial
Trustees' Report on the Fellowships Endowment Fund
Station
MRS. CONCORDIA
MRS. CHRISTINE J. B. DOBBS, Mass Media
General Legislative Items
chairman, Delaware State Division
MRS. B AIN
Extending the Reach of an ETV Network
DEAN SARAH L. HEALY, State President,
Resolutions and Legislative Items
Alabama State Division
MISS HOFSTETTER
Gauging Audience Reactions to an
MRS. BAIN
Educational Series
The Arts
MRS. VERA FROH.LICHER, National Mass
Elementary and Secondary Education
Media Committee, Minnesota State Divi-
Fellowships Program
sion
Higher Education
Examining School Uses of Television
International Relations
MRS. IONS PARADISE, Mass Media chair-
Mass Media
roan, California State Division
Social and Economic Issues
GENERAL DISCUSSION
Status of Women
Summary: MRS. VETA LEE SMITH
Legislative Program
Unfinished Business
MEMBERSHIP
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
Branches of One Hundred to Two Hundred Fifty Members
G E N E R A L M E E T I N G
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Branches Over Two Hundred Fifty
Presiding: DR. MERIBETH CAMERON, President,
8:00 P.M.
Shoreham Hotel
eat o Re sessions
p f Tuesday y
International Federation of University Women
Sheraton Hall
Blue Room
Today's World and Our Purpose
9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
Major Forces Shaping World Society
11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Repeat of Tuesday sessions with following changes: At
DR. GRAYSON KIRK, President,
Shoreham Hotel
nine o'clock session, MRS. J. CHARLOTTE KNUTSON, Falls
Columbia University
Park Room
Church [Va.] Branch will replace MISS WELLS on the
Panel: MRS. GRACE HOLMES BARBEY, Liaison Officer
Consumer Question Panel. At the eleven o'clock session,
for Non -Government Organizations for UNICEF;
the consumer question panel will include DR. PERSIA
MR. G. V. FERGUSON, Editor-in-Chief, Montreal
CAMPBELL, former member, SEI Committee; MRS. RALPH
Star; DR. C. O. IFEAGWU, Counsellor, Permanent
BRENDLE, Bismarck, N.D., and MRS. JOHN HUBBARD, Fargo,
Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations
N.D., MRS. ETTA ENGLE will replace MRS. DOBBS.
YaFred, June 23
GENERAL MEETING
9:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES
Sheraton Hall Members Forum
BUSINESS MEETING
Report of Credentials Committee
MRS. DONIEKER
Place of Next Convention
DR. MARION FISH COX
Unfinished Business
BUSINESS MEETING
2:30 - 5:00 P.M. Presiding: PRESIDENT HAWKES
Sheraton Hall Convention Registration Report
MRS. BAKER
Resolutions from the Floor
General and Courtesy Resolutions
MISS HOFSTETTER
Unfinished and New Business
BANQUET
7:30 P.M. Presiding: DR. DIGHMANN
Sheraton Hall Invocation
MONSIGNOR JAMES A. MAGNER
The Catholic University of America
Musical Selections
Waves of the Navy
Promises to Take
DR. ANNA L. ROSE HAWKES
INFORMATION FOR DELEGATES
VOTING
Representation of the membership of the Association at convention shall be as
follows: (1) the regularly accredited delegates representing branches, State
Divisions, Members -at -large, and Corporate Members; (2) the officers of the
Association; (3) the chairmen of standing and special committees; and (4) the
Past Presidents of the Association. Only members of the Association shall be
representatives, delegates, and alternates. (AAUW Bylaws, Article XIII, Sec-
tion 2 )
Each delegate shall be entitled to an alternate except in the case of chairmen
• of committees of each State Division, who shall have no alternates. ( Article XIII,
w Section 4e)
A delegate must show her delegate's badge in order to be seated in the
voting section, to vote, or to obtain ballots. The delegate's badge will count
for one vote. The chairman of a branch delegation which has more than one
vote will be issued a multiple voting card at the registration area in the Continental
Room, Sheraton Park Hotel, beginning Monday, June 19, at 11:30 A.M. and
thereafter during regular registration periods. The card will indicate the number
of votes to which she is entitled.
An alternate may vote only in the absence of the delegate. The alternate
may take the place of the delegate when wearing the delegate's badge in addition
to the alternate's badge. If the exchange is to be permanent, the change should
be reported at the Credentials Information Desk by the alternate accompanied
by the chairman of the branch delegation.
Members registered but not accredited as delegates may attend the business
meetings but may neither vote nor present motions and resolutions.
SEATING ARRANGEMENTS
Voting Body: A section to be occupied by accredited delegates shall be set aside
during meetings at which business will. be conducted. When acting as a delegate,
an alternate must occupy the seat of such delegate.
Nonvoting Body: All others attending the convention shall occupy the sections
reserved for alternates, member -visitors, guests, and Staff.
RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS
The Committee on Resolutions shall report the resolutions on Association policy
and program to the convention and recommend suitable action to be taken on
them. A majority vote of the convention shall be required for adopting. ( Article
XIII, Section 7 )
By a two-thirds vote of the convention, resolutions submitted to, but not
recommended by, the Committee on Resolutions may be proposed f rom the floor
for discussion and may be adopted by a three-fourths vote of the convention.
(Based on Article XIII, Section 7)
Resolutions on policies, program, or legislative action may also be proposed
from the floor for discussion by a two-thirds vote of the convention. A three-
fourths vote of the convention shall be required for the adopting of such resolu-
tions. ( Article XIII, Section 7 )
All except very brief resolutions, motions, or amendments to legislative items
shall be reduced to writing, one copy to be given to the President and one to the
Parliamentarian. Official forms in duplicate may be obtained from the micro-
phone pages and at the Credentials Information Desk. The signature and conven-
tion status of the member making the motion or resolutions must be included on
each copy. The services of the committee chairman and the Staff member
concerned with the subject matter, as well as those Of the Parliamentarian, will
be available to any desiring help in drafting such motions or resolutions.
AMENDMENTS TO BYLAWS
Bylaws may be amended at any national convention by a three-fourths vote,
provided that all proposals for amendments have been sent to the Committee
on Bylaws at least eight months before the date of the convention, and that the
report of this committee has been sent to the membership two months before the
convention. Bylaws may also be amended at any national convention without
previous notice by unanimous vote. Every amendment to the Bylaws of the
Association shall become effective and binding on all branches and State Divisions.
(Article XVIII)
NOMINATIONS
The Nominating Committee' shall submit to the . . . convention one nomination
for each office to be filled by election at that convention . . . Additional nomi-
nations may be made from the floor. Nominations made from the floor shall
carry the consent of the nominee. The names of persons so nominated shall be
printed on the ballot. ( Article VII, Section 3b)
Nominations for the following offices shall be presented at this convention:
First Vice-president, Recording Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice-presidents
from the following Regions: North Atlantic, Middle Atlantic, Northeast
Central, Southwest Central, and North Pacific.
ELECTION AREA
Polls for the election of officers will be open for voting from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00
P.M. on Wednesday, June 21, in the Continental Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
No votes shall be solicited and no printed material shall be distributed within the
polling area.
QUORUM
The quorum of a national convention shall be two hundred voting members of
the convention from at least ten States. ( Article XIII, Section o )
PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
The rules contained in Robert's Parliamentary Law and Robert's Rules of Order,
Revised, shall govern the Association in all instances in which they are applicable
and in which they are not inconsistent with the AAUW Bylaws. (Article XVII)
THE PARLIAMENTARIAN'S SERVICES are available to delegates between meetings for
help in framing motions, or in other participation in the business of the
convention.
NATIONAL CONVENTION COMMITTEES
CONVENTION PROGRAM COMMITTEE
DR. MARY E. DICHMANN, Lafayette, La., Chairman
DR. LAURA BORNHOLDT, Philadelphia, Pa.
DR. MILDRED BURLINGAME, Moscow, Idaho
DR. JANET MACDONALD, Hollins College, Va.
MRS. EDITH H. SHERR ARD, Staff
DR. PAULINE TOMPKINS, ex officio
Dr.. ANNA L. ROSE HAWKES, ex officio
CONVENTION COMMITTEE
DR. LEONA MAE FAILOR, Kearney, Neb., Chairman
MRS. RIDGWAY BAKER, Minneapolis, Minn.
MRS. HAROLD DONIEKER, Connersville, Ind.
MRS. ORVILLE SUHRE, Colorado Springs, Col.
MRS. CARL L. LOKKE, Washington, D.C.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
MRS. EMIL KOSKI, Ely, Minn., Chairman
MRS. GEORGE MCLELLAN, Corning, N.Y.
MISS FLORA FLINT, Akron, Ohio
MRS. ERWIN C. OCHSNER, Amarillo, Tex.
MRS. MABEL WINSTON, Ashland, Ore.
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
MISS PATRICIA J. HOFSTETTER, Whittier, Calif., Chairman
MRS. CASPFR G. CARROLL, Kaysville, Utah
MRS. E. M. MCGoODWIN, Fayetteville, Ark.
DR: KATHARINE REA, University, Miss.
DR. MELANIE ROSP,OROITGH, Coral Gables, Fla.
BYLAWS COMMITTEE
MRS. ARNE FISHER, South Orange, N.J., Chairman
MRS. C. R. DAVISSON, Weston, W. Va.
MRS. WILLIAM HAUPT, Los Angeles, Calif.
MRS. LEROY STAHL, Great Falls, Mont.
DR. LILLIAN W. STIMSON, Knoxville, Tenn.
MISS BERTHA WELLHAUSEN, Sioux City, Iowa
METROPOLITAN AREA CONVENTION COMMITTEE
Chairman, DR.. KATHERINE A. FREDERIC Virginia Chairman, MRS. WILLIAM K. HOLL
General Vice-chairman, DR. MARJORIE WILLIAMS
Secretary, MRS. Coy E. MOOSE, JR.
Treasurer, MISS ELIZABETH MORRIS
Maryland Chairman, MRS. ALEXANDER B. TOTH
LOCAL COMMITTEES FOR CONVENTION ARRANGEMENTS
Washington, D.C. Chairman, DR. NANCY G. ROMAN
Maryland Vice-chairman, MRS. EUGENE WEBER
Virginia Vice-chairman, MRS. ROGER HUCHINS
Washington, D.C. Vice-chairman, MRS. ROBERT W. BROOKS
Badges, Mrs. James I. Hardy. Banquet, Mrs. Royce K. Skow. Decorations, Mrs. L. 0. Regeimbal. Equipment,
Dr. Genevieve Gabower. Exhibits, Mrs. Paul S. Conger. Hospitality, Mrs. Edgar Vandivere. Housing, Miss Margaret
Flory. Information, Mrs. James H. Potts. Kits, Miss Marion Terrell. Meal Planning, Mrs. Robert W. King. Pages
and Ushers, Mrs. Howard Oiseth. Printing, Mrs. Whilden Johnson. Registration, Mrs. Robert M. Isenberg. Ticket Sales,
Mrs. William J. Bailey. Tours, Dr. Marjorie Williams, Mrs. R. 0. Stelzer, Mrs. F. N. Lenger, Mrs. C. F. Van Aken.
Transportation, Mrs. William T. Collins. Voting, Mrs. Charles A. McCane. Publicity, Mrs. Franklin Ryan
CONVENTION TIMEKEEPER, MISS EDITH CASTLEBERRY
PARLIAMENTARIAN, MRs. RICHARD H. SHRYOCK
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: DR. ANNA L. ROSE HAWKES, 2401
Virginia Ave., N.W., Washington 7, D.C.
First Vice-president and Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Association Program Development
and Research: DR. JANET L. MACDONALD, Hol-
lins College, Hollins College, Va.
Second Vice-president and Chairman of the
Committee on Membership: MRS. DERRICK A.
SHERMAN, 64 Ordale Boulevard, Pittsburgh 28,
Pa.
Recording Secretary: DR. MINNIE M. MILLER,
Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan.
Treasurer: MRS. CHARLES CONCORDIA, 1704
Lexington Parkway, Schenectady 9, N.Y.
VICE-PRESIDENTS FROM THE REGIONS
N. Atlantic: MRS. HERBERT W. ANDERSON, Pros-
pectville, Pa. ( Conn., Del., Me., Mass., N.H.,
N.J., N.Y., Pa., R.I., Vt.)
S. Atlantic: MRS. DOUGLAS TOMKIES, 166 Wood-
land Drive, Huntington, W.Va. (D.C., Fla., Ga.,
Md., N.C., S.C., Va., W.Va.)
N.E. Central: MISS ALICE L. BEEMAN, 1309
Prescott St., Ann Arbor, Mich. (III., Ind., Mich.,
Ohio, Wis.)
S.E. Central: Miss FLORA RAWLS, Memphis
State University, Memphis, Tenn. ( Ala., Ky.,
La., Miss., Tenn.)
N. W. Central: MRS. LAWRENCE E. SCHNEIDER,
5700 London Road, Duluth 4, Minn. ( Iowa,
Minn., Nebr., N.D., S.D.)
S. TV. Central: DR. GLADYS HICKS NEWMAN, 4740
Roanoke Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. ( Ark.,
Kan., Mo., Okla., Tex.)
Rocky Mountain: MRS. EARL A. FREDRICKSON,
357 East Fifth North Street, Logan, Utah.
(Colo., N.M., Utah, Wyo.)
N. Pacific: DR. MARION FISH Cox, 4510 54th
Ave., N.E., Seattle 5, Wash. (Idaho, Mont., Ore.,
Wash., Alaska)
S. Pacific: MRS. RAY WINTHROP TOWNSEND,
4520 Pepperwood Ave., Long Beach 8, Calif.
(Ariz., Calif., Nev., Hawaii, Guam)
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Higher Education: DR. EUNICE C. ROBERTS,
Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
Fellowships Program: DR. BLANCHE DOW, Presi-
dent, Coney College, Nevada, Mo.
Legislative Program: MRS. WALTER M. BAIN,
175 Linden Ave., Oak Park, Ill.
International Relations: DR. M. MARION SPEC -
TOR, 8012 20th St., N.E., Seattle 15, Wash.
Elementary and Secondary Education: DR.
MAYCIE K. SOUTHALL, George Peabody College
for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.
Status of omen: MISS YSABEL H. FORKER,
2724 West 19th St., Bakersfield, Calif.
Social and Economic Issues: DR. OREEN M.
RUEDI, Southwest Missouri State College, Spring-
field, Mo.
Arts: DR. EUGENIA M. OOLE, 111 Ellis Ave.,
Mankato, Minn.
Mass Media: MRS. VETA LEE SMITH, Shepherd
College, Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Bylaws: MRS. ARNE FISHER, 34 Elm Court,
South Orange, N.J.
EX -OFFICIO MEMBERS
General Director: DR. PAULINE TOMPKINS
Controller: MISS ELEANOR J. SIEG
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
DR. PAULINE TOMPKINS, General Director
MISS ELEANOR J. SEIG, Controller
DR. RUTH ROETTINGER, Director of the Fellow-
ships Program
ASSOCIATES
DR. ELEANOR F. DOI.AN, Higher Education,
AAUTV Research
MRS. ALISON GRUBB BELL, Legislative Program
DR. DOROTHY B. ROBINS, International Relations
MRS. LORRAINE B. TORRES, Status of TVomen
MRS. EDITH H. SHERRARD, Social and Economic
Issues, Program Development
MISS MARY-AVERETT SEELYE, Arts Resource
Center
MISS ELIZABETH PHINNEY, Editor and Publications
MISS FRANCES E. BUTLER, Mass Media
MRS. RUTH B. BARNES, Membership
MISS MURIEL F. HAAS, Librarian
SPECIAL ASSISTANTS
NIRS. MARY B. BOYETTE, Publicity and Publica-
tions
MISS MARGARET BURNETT, Special Assistant to
the Board of Directors
MISS ELIZABETH HULL, Travel Program
MRS. EMILIE STRAND, Administrative Assistant
to the General Director
FOOD SERVICES
MRS. FRED TRIMMER, Director
MISS EDITH B. HOWARD, Assistant Director
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