Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL E. C. Rowand, Jr President Anne Holbert Vice-President Eldon Montgomery Secretary Leo Roberts Treasurer Paul Riley Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Armstrong Senior Class President Joan Manley Junior Class President Carlyle Smith Sophomore Class Vice-President Jack Hutchinson Freshmen Class President Blaine Ankrom Inter-fraternity Council Representative Brooks Higinbotham N on- fraternity Reresentative Helen Jackson Alsop Honorary Organization Representative L. A. Wallman Faculty Advisor Student government at Fairmont State Teach- ers College is one of the most highly developed student governments in the state. It was in- augurated in November, nineteen hundred and seven, and since that time has steadily grown stronger and more efficient in its functioning. The student government has encouraged a close co-operation with the administration and faculty, a higher degree of self-sufficiency and a manifestation of authoritative interest. Twenty-seven

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Eva Day Compton Home Economics Charles M. Roberts Biology i I Louise Leonard Education Bessie K. Crystal History . R. P. Ward Chemistry i4Hyi Frank Hall Education Twenty-six

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SEPT. 13-REGISTRATION DAY- FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jack Hutchinson President Tau Beta Iota Charles Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Nu Alpha Phi Robert Robey Vice-President This year another group of freshmen entered into the activities of Fairmont State College with a great deal of zeal that is somehow char- acteristic of Freshmen classes at F.S.T.C. The time was short indeed until they made them- selves known in every phase of college life; in major athletics as well as in social fraternities and classes. Early in the year the class elected officers, and in a short time became an important, well or- ganized group. An easily adapted class, they performed all the functions expected of them ; they gave an assembly program, performed on a radio program, and gave a banquet and dance. Later in the year they entered a float in the Bad ' s Day parade. Now, the Freshman class is fully accepted in all the circles on the hill. Members of that group will go on earnestly striving through their years at Fairmont State College, hoping to conquer all obstacles in their path. Twenty-eight