Middle Tennessee State University - Midlander Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

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ASSOCIATED iMk J nA) EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT CllAKLIL MiLLI K Kathryn Meado« ' s Bruce Sartor Frances Brown Joe Borthick Prciideiit , , . . Vice-President Secretary Trexuirer Allonicy General LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT Rcninifi frnm Left to K .ij i — Kathryn Meadows (Speaker), John P. Gilbert, John Bragg, Margaret W ' ysong, Ruth AlMson, Madison Dill, Holty Coble, David Alderman, Charles Sanders, Charles Morton, Jean Thaxton, Louis Lockhart, and Clifton Hagewood. Not in Pictnn — |. B. Thompson. P„Ke r,rentr-Sr

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ORGANIZATIONS The Associated Student Body For years progressive students have felt the need for self-government, but little con- centrated action was taken until the night of October 25, when President Charlie Miller called a mass meeting of the student body. At that meeting a unanimous vote was cast for the president to appoint a constitutional committee. His appointments were Kathryn Meadows, Jennie Mae Mitchell, Annie Mary Snell, John Paul Gilbert, John Bragg, and Charles Morton. Working slowly at first because of a lack of precedent, it was three weeks before a tentative draft was ready for presentation. The November 21 issue of the Side-Lines carried that first document. After receiving the approval of the Executive Committee, the document was placed in the hands of Dr. Sims and Mr. Judd, who were asked to repair several loopholes. Then the constitution was ready for its big test before the student body. Its adoption was unanimous. All offices except that of the president were to be filled. Congressmen were elected from the various classes on Tuesday, January 24. Vice-President Kathryn Meadows took office immediately following her election on Tuesday, January 31. That same day congress ratified President Miller ' s appointments of the secretary, the treasurer, the attorney general, and the members of the supreme court. Miracles were not expected of the Associated Student Body. A cooperative setup and a harmonious reign were expected and received. The establishment of the Associated Student Body is without doubt the most important step taken by the students in the history of the college.

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STUDENT BODY SUPREME COURT Rcmlhix from Left to K .?A — Sam Smith. Ruby Morrow, Chief Justice W ' lMijm Hoffman, Kathe Gris;sby, and George W. Mullins. GIRLS ' COUNCIL Rciidiiis from Lift to Right — Jennie Mae Mitchell, Kathryn Meadows, Miss Mitchell, Jane Ross, Margaret Raulston, Gayle Sweeney, Albertine Jarrcll, Minnie Dodson, and President Katherine Brown. Piigc Tlfcnly-Scifu