Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Student Council The year 1945-46 opened as usual with Freshman Wfeelc and the Student Council doing its bit to get the new students oriented. This year, by way of introduction, we initiated the idea of having an inquiring radio announcer interview each student-thus learning their hobbies, home towns, backgrounds. Next came that old traditional All-School Hike, after which we literally swam to the Civic to be the guests of Mr. Sullivan again. Then for the rest of the year it was one activity right after the other- that memorable Student Forum-the Skating Party-the new Life office- cheer leaders-the trip to Emporia for the game-the Chili Feed after the Lindsborg game here-and last but not least Clean-Up Day. All in all it has been an interesting year. Those of us who are leaving can wish nothing more for next year's Student Council than the same co- operation that we have received this year. First rim: Harold Ulmstead. vice-prusidcntg Isabel l,autcrl'a.li. pzcsidciiti Mary Bath liakxi' sr-tretaiov. Se nd rim: Dolores Seemg Lois Narler. treasurirg Charles Reagan, sponsor: Esther Marie Haysg Elma Barker: Camratl C l t 4 Ak- ff P0062 ! ,i Lfgfrzfkf, fyZ'Z ,gprvff 1 gf WPC in . fyadaffl L-1 iifiiafff

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Time and Kappa Omega Nu march on. 1945-1946 held great times for K.O.N. when old brothers were greeted back. Hail again to Kappa Omega Nu! Memories-of those bang-up rush parties-with the I.O.M. vocal vanitiesg ham at the Meadowlark-and ham, Armstrongs humor. Recruiting was good, nevertheless, and by the end of the term the society had increased SOOW. Then came those grand times-the Valentine Party with Deke Wiley, for instance, at Droll's English Grill -the dinner meeting at Lucien's-Hard Times Party- Steak Frysand, of course, the annual Spring Formal which is always a great success. All in all the year has been a great one for the men of Kappa Omega Nu. Page 21

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mer-Society ozmcil Prefidezzl ........................ Maribel Poundstone Secretary-TreaJ1n'ef'..Elma Barker, Delta Rho M6l7Il7El'.f.' IOM-lola Powell, AKT-Olen Gowensg KON-Lamont Marsh, Denver Childs Iifzcfllty A5fl'fJ'?I' .......... Mrs. Mary Greenfield iris' Rush week, pledge parties, society activities have all run smoothly under the leadership of the Inter-Society Council. It has been the purpose of the council to foster a loving spirit among the societies, or to foster the true spirit of Friends University in her social life. ogbel amd dt aw Students attending Gospel Band meetings this year have enjoyed worshiping together and have received definite spiritual aid and inspiration. Under the leadership of Lowell Roberts and Beth Wagner, its influence has been felt in the surrounding community in various churches and group services.