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7lrst Semester Student Congress Second Semester Student Congress FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT CONGRESS 1st row—Bob Southwell, Charles Norland. Bennie Shepherd. Alma Mae Collins, Barbara Dunlavy, Joanne Meek, Jean Mahan. Phyllis Georoe, Sharon Williams. Lou Ann Chase. 2nd row—William Toole, G ynor Huck, Betty Bennet, Miriam Goddard. Jackie Robatcek. Corliss Mavlleld. Galiya Eichendorf. Marcella Murray. Irma Beasley, Kathryn Paup. Mr. Smith, adviser. 3rd row—Joe Smith. Wayne Carothers. Jim Thornton, Wiley Tucker. Douo Dryden. John Eoley. Boyd Carstensen, Gary Smith, Bill Southwell. 4th row—Dick Jackstadt. Herbert Altman. Billy Wong, Bill Mosby, Pat McMillan, Dick Petxoldt. Jack Metier. Maurice Deller. 1st row—Margie Smith. Beverly Karnes. Betty Bennett, Aria Collins, June Hensley. Sharon Williams, Colleen Creswell. 2nd row—Betty Vahl. Jean Selby, Diane Binkley, Dewey Lambert. Lou Ann Chase, Irma Beasley. Patsy Kennett. 3rd row—Pat McMillan. John Epley. Ronnie Brown. Marilyn John»on. Betty Pinnlger, Ida Tennefoss. Terrill Mitchem. 4th row—Wayne Carothers. Louis Ankeny. Jim DeChaineau. Bill Butler. Phillip Jones. Walter Farrell. 5th row—Gene Hankins. Dick Winters, Bob Petzoldt, Ronnie Lowell. Glenn Guyer. Bob Southwell, Maurice Deller. 6th row—Don Paillette. Harry Clawson. Bob Shaw, Jerry Schubert. Bill Hermant. John Stone. Bill Southwell. Bert Buffington. Jerry Overen, Wendell Smith, faculty. Missing—Lawson Martin. Stu ent Congress TLou TAnn L ) xs Wilber Elliott Student 3dody Secretary 7lr t Vlce- presldent Jit - 1'i‘J
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Stu6ent -Administration Headed by Bill Southwell, student body president, and under the advisership of Exene Humble, this year the Student Congress worked out a plan whereby all student body voting might take place in polls such as in city voting, thus alleviating situations which have arisen in the past. Besides this important step a revision of the constitutional amendments was presented to the Student Body for approval by a committee of three, selected from the Student Congress, thus making the first revision of the constitution in three years. Also this year constitutions of the Pelican Model club and Rally Squad were approved adding two more clubs to the KU roster. In addition to this an amendment was passed so that the entire Junior Class might select the Traditions Committee instead of the former method of outgoing members electing them. Also to aid in financing the expenditures of the student body, the Student Congress bandied a concession booth during the football season. Student dody IP resident lll Southwell
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