McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Students’ Executive Council All of the students of McMurry College are members of this assoeiation. The officers are elected once each year by popular vote of all students in good standing. It is the student governing body and has power to regulate all student activities. The council has a representative from each of the College Classes, in addition to the regular elected officials of the Association. A system of student government should he much more satisfactory than a strict faculty government. The association en- courages all forms of legitimate activity. They also care for the social life of the school by fostering such functions a the annual Football Banquet and a Reception at the beginning of each year. The council for this year has served the students in a very creditable manner. The administration has been very reasonable, economical, ami fair to all concerned. Wayne Cook Caroline Couch J. Kdmund Kiriiy Kari. M. Nowlin Margaret Jones Benton Neely Ktiikliiert McDonald President Students' Association Secretary-Treasurer Tier-President Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Twenty-five

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Organization Presidents The varied interest of the College have made themselves noticeable in the various organizations that are to In found on the hill. The organizations are repre- sentative of religion, music, art.-, dramatics, speech, school spirit, journalism, scholar- ship. study, and social activity. These various group- provide training in practically every field of activity. It is a fact that as much training may In gained from active memltership in school organizations as may In acquired in the class room. The students who are leader- in these activities are to Ik commended just as heartily as the leaders in the matter of grade making. Organizations combine to make the practical side of College life. The ultimate value of organizations cannot Ik estimated. The presidents of these active groups are to he congratulated for their success and the place of their respective groups in the life of the campus. If UHKRT Bf.I.I....................................Treble Clef Caroline Coucii....................................Pep St uatl ..........................................Krosophians Donavas Davidson................................Ministerial inruin Mai rink Kasti s......................................Press Club ..................................Spanish Club Ricdon Howards.....................................Dramatic Club Vkrnon Henderson...............................Life Service Pawl ..............................Scholarship Society Margaret Jones.......................................Choral Club Asame Key..................................................T. . P. K. Bonner Meador........................................... . . ?. Oreo Mitcheli...................................Lay Activities Kari. M. Nowlin............................................T. A. A. Tit.lie YOUNG.........................................Philomalhian% ..................................Mission Ha ml Twenty-four

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H. O. Wooten Henry James J. W. Coreii First I ice-Presideni Second I ice-11resident Secretary-Treasurer I . s. Davis Vernon F. E. Thomas Dalhart H. (;. B. Fain Plainvien Jack Farwei.l Amarillo W. K. Dickenson Lubbock Dr. J. W. Young Roscoe R. S. Moberly Albany S. L Forrest bimeui Dk. J. C. Loveless La mesa d. p. Yoder Snyder Wm. Bryant llamlin Dr. M. C. Overton Lubbock Walter Booth Sweetwater Or.IE III NT 11 rad shau T. G. Bragg Merkel Dk. L. O. Dudgeon Sweetwater J. M. Dodson Pam na T. V. Stone road Colorado 7udge C. F. Mead Maria T. C. Mitchell Marla L. H. Thompson Merkel Rev. D. B. Poak Lu blind. Rev. Jno. H. Hamblen Slam ford Rev. M. M. Beavers Plainvien Rev. L. V Lipscomb Sn eel water Rev. W. M. Pearce Amarillo Rev. W. M. Mi rrell Clarendon Re . J. 0. Humes Vernon Rev. T. W. Brabham Pam pa Rev. O. I . Clark Sweetwater Rev. A. L. Moore Roswell. A’. .1 . Rev. V. R. McPherson Pecos Rev. J. W. Hi nt Abilene Rev. J. L. Henson ibilene Rev. J. R. Spann Abilene Rev. . O. Hood Abilene Rev. K. E. White A hi ten c W. (). Hayter A bilene S. M. Jay Abilene . G. Rollins Abilene R. 1). Green Abilene W. R. Ely Abilene Henry James ibilene George L Minter Abilene II. o. WOOTEM Abilene A. . Smith A bilene J. W. Goreii Abilene W. J. Fclwiler Abilene S. L. Mincer Abilene Charlie Bass Abilene K. R. McDaniel Abilene OFFICERS OF THK U 1 l M) K.VSTUDKNT ASSOCIATION J. Ari.ik Garner. President Manager MeMurry Hook Store. Abilene Morris Hodges. Vice-President Law School. S. M. I .. Dallas Ralph W. Steen. Secretary Texas I niversity. Austin. Texas Iris Graham. Corresponding Secretary Reeord Clerk. MeMurry College Twroiy-ii