Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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B 1933 H WARRIOR.- STUDENT COUNCIL President..................................Herman Bachr Vice-President.........................Esther Weitkamp Secretary-Treasurer ..................La Verne Johnson Sponsors. . . Dr. W. F. Zimmerman. Miss Alma Karstad Herman baemr STUDENT government on the Mid- land campus is under the direction of the student council which is made up of representatives from each class. The president, vice-president and secretary-treasurer arc elected by the student body and these, with the four class presidents and representa- tives. make up the membership of the council. To act as an intermediary be- tween the faculty and students, to take measures toward the elevation of the moral standards among stu- dents and to act as a board of ar- bitration for the various campus or- ganizations are the purposes of the group. The Student Council has charge of distributing the Student Chest funds. During the past year the group, with the assistance of organ- ization presidents, has done exten- sive research work on campus prob- lems. The All-College Mixer. Hallow- e'en party. Christmas party. Cham- pionship frolic at the close of the victorious basketball season and All- college picnic were sponsored by the council. Back tow: Elliton. R. Wiegman. Davie . Bachr. Schwartz Front row: Weddle. Dr. Zimmerman. Meyer. Johnron. Weitkamp. Mil Katctad. P. Wiegman Eighteen

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WARRIOR Xea ership

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THE 1855 i THE STUDENT COURT OF JUSTICE Judge...........Norman Carlton Clerk............Rosalie Teas For the second year the Student Court of Justice was organized to regulate observance of rules and traditions by freshmen. This court, composed of one judge and four jurymen chosen by the Student Council has become one of the out- standing organizations on the cam- pus. Complaints against freshmen, signed by the witness, are handed in to the court by upper classmen. At a session of the court the defendant WARRIOR Norman Carlton pleads his case and the verdict is given by the governing body. The penalty is announced, and sometimes inflicted, in chapel by the judge. In addition to enforcing rules concerning the wearing of freshman caps and armbands, an old tradition was brought to light by the court and put on the list of regulations this year. It was: Freshmen are al- lowed to have only one date each week. Needless to say. this rule suf- fered many infractions. However, no penalties were inflicted. I'acV. iow: Wilton. Carlton Front row: Smith. McMillrn. T«t Ninct«n