University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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• POLLYE FRANKLIN JERRY PANKRATZ CAROLYN CAUSEY BETTY NOSSER President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer WOMEN ' S STUIENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First Row: Nancy Abernathy, Louise Azlin, Gait Brewster, Laurin Second Row: Colleen Fly, Kay Horton, Taylor, Shirley Wagner, Carolyn Wilkins. Not Pictured: Nancy Andrews.

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EA11 11111S SENATE CAMPUS SENATE OFFICERS Left to right standing: Jack Lessenbe rry, George Klepper; seated: Walter Watts, Betty MacDonald. The Campus Senate, the law making body of our student government, is modeled after the Congress of the United States. The Campus Senate at Ole Miss was formed under the present ASB Constitution five years ago and has grown and developed into a powerful representative of the student body. The Senate ' s membership is composed of one member elected from each section of each dormitory, each fraternity and sorority house, each district in Veterans Village, two students residents of Oxford appointed by the Speaker, and a representative from the Chancellor ' s office, and from the Dean of each School. Through cooperation with the administration and the support of the students the Senate passes bills and resolutions setting up the policies for all student activities in order that they may be conducted for the best interest of the student body as a whole, and to the credit of the University. The Campus Senate is a training ground for the student leaders who will someday be the leaders in our Democratic State and National Government. JUDICIAL COUNCIL Left to right: Wade Lagrone, George Gully, Wes Lominick, chairman; Al Binder, Margaret Crook.

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RESIDENCE HALL PRESIDENTS Bottom row left to right: Kay Horton Isom Hall; Pollye Franklin, President of U riversity, State and Regional WSGA; Carolyn Jo Taylor, Ricks Hall; Standing: Shirley Wagner, Somerville Hall; Laurin Fields, Barnard Hall; Carolyn Wilkins, Deaton Hall. OFFICERS POLLY FRANKLIN President GERRY PANCRATZ Vice-President CAROLYN CAUSEY Secretary BETTY NOSSER Treasurer The Women ' s Student Government tion is a self governing organization composed of every woman student of the campus. Its poses are to promote the activities of women students, to encourage scholarship, to uphold high social standards, and to further the ideals of the University. W.S.G.A. is headed by an Executive Council of four officers who are elected by popular vote in the spring of each year. Each dormitory elects a House Council posed of a president, a secretary, and two resentatives from each floor. The duties of these House Councils are to promote high social ards and to promote the observance of all versity regulations. The Legislative Council, which is responsible for rules and regulations, is guided by the ecutive Council and is composed of the tory presidents and secretaries. W.S.G.A. is represented on the A.S.B. lative Council by its president. W.S.G.A. at Ole Miss is a member of the Mississippi Association of Student Governments for Women and also of the Southern Intercollegiate Association of Women ' s Student Governments. 23