Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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Student Senate Social .life ,if , , . ,, M I X X W I f ff'-y ,Q ,pa f ,f W XWW, M f ,ff VV, f, LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated-Mr. Linnell, advisor: N. Wardlow. student Christian Association: R. Wall, Chairman: F. Schupp. Sigma Nu: Miss Davidson, Advisor: Second Row-B. Lay, Women's Student Government Association: K. lanes. Delta Zeta: S th Al h X' Delta R Mor an Women's Student Govemment Association' S Mullins, Women's Athletic Associa- I. mi . p a 1 : . g , . . tion: C Skagqs. Alpha Xi Delta: S. Hartley, Women's Athletic Association: Back Row-Floyd Siebert, Alpha Phi Omega. ' - IF h t , Al ha Dave Stone, Alpha Sigma Phi: I. Mohnnan, Alpha Phi Omega, Dale Vanselow, Valley Players: Nei eat ers one p Sigma Phi. One ot the best social programs in recent years for students of Missouri Valley was the result of work and planning by the social life committee. Two chairmen of the committee in 1951-52 were Fritz Schupp, who served until he became student' president at mid-year, and Roger Wall, who finished the year. The committee was composed both semesters of representatives of these organizations: Delta Zeta, Sigma' Nu, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Xi Delta, Women's Athletic Association, Alpha Phi Omega, Student Christian Associa- tion, V Club, and Valley Players. The secretary of the SSSLC was Nancy Wardlow. The energetic committee was entirely responsible for a 1951 Home- coming celebration unanimously acclaimed by students, faculty, and gradu- ates as the best ever. The festivities included the Homecoming dance, campus decorations, and a gala parade. Other events ot the year were the May Dance, the Christmas dance, an all-school square dance, and numerous candlelight dances in the Student Union on week-ends. Homecoming winners in various events were: Best decorated dormi- tory-Sigma Nu, best decorated entrance-Delta Zeta, best float- Alpha Phi. Omega. W3 ff 552'

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G. if ,- vs- a. Student ll: B. len- LSKY la Sigma Phi Stademf gadq Uffdww LEFT to RIGHT: Fritz Schupp. Vice-president and President second semester: Verlyn Red Phillips, president first semester: Nancy Brisley, secretary. No small amount of the success achieved by the Student Senate in 1951-52 was due to the very capable and energetic officers who guided the legislative group. If a very unusual year, the Senate had as its presiding officer two persons, with the president elected in April, 1951, being graduated in February, 1952. He was Verlyn Red Phillips, senior from Parsons, Kansas. After Mr. Phillips' graduation, Fritz Schupp, senior from Blackwater, Mo., who had served excellently as Red's vice-president, was moved into the office of president through interpretation of the student constitution. Mr. Schupp com- pleted the year 1952 as president. Other officers of the Senate were: Nancy Brisley, secretary: Diana Moore, treasurer: and Scotty Thompson, a veteran of four years' continuous membership on the Senate, a member-at-large of the executive council. Standing committees of the 1951-52 and permanent student-faculty committees on the campus were: STANDING COMMITTEES STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEES Executive Council - Publications Committee - Fritz Schupp, Nancy Brisley, Leonard Perryman, Harry Plate, Diana Moore, Scotty Thompson Rose Morgan, Robert Iohnson, G. Iay Heim Constitution Committee - Frank Tikalsky, Diana Moore, Assembly Committee - Dan Crabtree Marian Schulze, Bill Brookover, Guy Schupp, Fred Cowen Election Board - Dean R S Linneu Chapel and Religions Life' Committee - Nancy Brisley, Barbara Jensen, Fern Morgan, Alice Gilham, Norman Swails, Frank Tikalsky, G. Iay Heim, Bill Ault, Bob Morrisseau, Howard Ziegenhom, Scotty Thompson Bob Nicholson, Shirley Hartley

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Zaman Swim: Qouezmneat Awamma ww lpha LEFT to RIGHT: Rose Ann Dubach, Clara Lee Pederson, Mary Titsworth, Pat Wolverton, Pat Iohnson, Barbara Lay, Rose Morgan. With valley's women students officially established in their new home, the S550,000 new dormitory, the Women's Student Government Association assumed the same functions and responsibilities they exercised in past years. The WSGA is composed of representatives, termed proctors, from each wing of the dormitory and one representative from the freshman class, provided none of the wing proctors is a freshman. An active social program is carried on by the WSGA, which also acts as a governing agency in hearing and considering suggestions and com- plaints of house residents. Certain regulations pertaining to the dormitory are under the jurisdiction of the WSGA. Events and activities held under the supervision of the association in 1951-52 were: the annual Skirt Hop, a Christmas party, a formal tea in the fall, Christmas caroling, and decorating the dormitory during Homecoming. One accomplishment of the WSGA this year was the revision of the constitu- tion under which the council functions. Officers for the year were: President ........................... ........... B arbara Lay Vice-President ...... ................ R OSe Morgan Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ...., C lCt1'Cr Lee Pederson Treasurer ..... ..... B ose Ann Dubach