Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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,,f ff- W 'mf ESTHER LIFFRING U. SJ Associate Professor of Economics ROBERT LIGHTFOOT IM. SJ Librarian ROBERT S. LINNELL KM. B. AJ Associate Professor of Economics MARGARET MCANINCH KM. AJ Associate Professor oi English DONALD P. OGDON iM. AJ Instructor in Psychology NADINE OVERALL lPh. DJ Professor of English MINNIE REID Director of Young Hall MILDRED W. SAUPE iPh. DJ Professor of Psychology , W , , 2, Mille fy i f

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..,. Smdmf Swim LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated-R. DuSold, Alpha Sigma Phi: Fritz Schupp, Student Body Vice-President: V. Phillips, Student Body President: N. Brisley, Town: D. Crabtree, Young Ha1l,: Standing-I. Fee, Sigma Nu: B. Iohnson, Young Hall: B. Ien- sen, Girl's Dorm: D. Moore, Girl's Dorm: G. Heim, Black Hall: F. Schweigerdt, Campbell Hall: L. Perryman. Town. Two factors served to make the Student Senate of Missouri Valley College a far more important voice in campus affairs during the 1951-1952 academic year than for many years past. Those factors were the granting oi new powers and responsibilities to the student governing group by President M. Earle Collins and an awakened student consciousness of the Senate as the proper means through which to express their suggestions and grievances. Probably the greatest achievement of the Senate was in the realm of student-faculty relationships, with the appointment of several joint committees of student and faculty members. Some of the committees were permanent: others were of only a temporary nature. All committees functioned smoothly and well. . Another outstanding achievement of the Senate during the school year were the complete revision of the student constitution so that a new vehicle of government, modernized and adequate to existing needs, was developed. The voting procedure of the campus was reorganized on a more democratic basis, with elections being conducted through polling booths in Ferguson Student Union, rather than in assembly. V W ......W.t V. .,......,..-. , , . ., ., we x f J i N V X42 Vwysm v ' ' ffl' 4 .wif S44 Q MC. , .NM M w as we it M 4- 3. ,, FA. as - 6, t mi' - f . 4-.55,:i ' .:w ' - N.. -V ,- ..t,.,.:.43e V. , . 'W 1 ' F72 Qt Q 4 X X 5 so 4, Q tie X fr N Sf Q, f -if A f , sz wyzsf S. THOMPSON F. TIKALSKY Valley Forge Alpha Sigma Phi