Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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ASSCCIATED STUDE T BODY James Seay Brown Kern Pitts Mary John Lee Williani Jarrell OFFICERS JAMES SEM' BKOXVN .... . . .Pravirlent I KERN Prrrs ....... . . .Vice-Presideznf MARY JVOHN LEE ,.... . ,... Secretary WILLIANI JARRELL. . . ..... Treasurer The Associated Student Body is an organization composed of all the enrolled students. The objectives of this student unification are to provide closer contact' between the adminis- tration and the students, and to promote the social functions for the benefit of the students. The officers of the organization are elected annually in a student election from candidates nominated by the various college classes, one officer being selected from each class. Last fall the students, under the direction of the officers of the A. S. B., together with the faculty, gave a reception in honor of the freshmen. This group also sponsored the home- coming event. This year, for the second time, a float parade was planned for the day. The annual home-coming dance was held in the gymnasium in the evening in honor of the alumni. In the winter, the A. S. B. instigated Z1 Valentine dance in which the theme of the day was put forth. In .the spring, the association worked with the senior class in presenting the annuallcrowning of the May Queen and the May Day dance. The expenses of the organization were liquidated with funds set aside from the Student Activities fee. 18 iff..-

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IOR CLASS ...T p A 1-1- JTI K ,v, Y q,v, f, Chester Womack Romain Billings Anna Ruth Thompson Clarence Huddlcstou OFFICERS I CHESTER XVOLIACK. .... . .... .... .,...,.,.. P r 'esiflcmf ROLIAIN BILLINGS ...... . . ,Vice-President ANNA RUTH TI-IOM1'SON ,.., ..,.. S l'Cl't'f!ll'jV Ctaaurlzcu HUDDLES'1'ON ....... .... T rvasm-er Much water has gone under the bridge since two hundred and forty-four green freshmen entered Tech September, 1937. As the years have passed the rough spots have been brushed oif and now the one hundred survivors of this group have acquired the polish and poise necessary to make them dignified seniors. During these years, this group has proved itself loyal to Tech and her ideals. The class has taken active part in all the phases of college life. It has given much to extracurricular activities: sports, debating, band, orchestra, chorus, and student Christian work. It has maintained a good scholastic record also. This year the class has furnished the captains of both the football and the basketball teamsg presidents of thc T Club, Pi Kappa Delta Associated Student B d . d T , o y, an . C. A.g editor of THE EAGLEQ Miss Teehg Bachelor of Uglinessg Prince of Personalityg and presidents of most of the departmental clubs. Ten members of the senior class hav b l d e een e ecte to XVho's NVho in American Colleges-four last year as juniors and six this year. Because of world. conditions, the greatest opportunities of the age are open to this year's graduates. Luck to you, class of 19413 may you continue in later years the good work you have started at Tech! 19 kb..-