Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Frank Martin, President The Student Council of Oklahoma City University is composed of two repre- sentatives from each of the four classes, selected by the vote of the students. This year the council was presided over by Frank Martin, a junior classman, One of the principle projects of this group during the past two semesters has been to try and solve the dance problem. Questionnaires were sent to each student's home asking for the parents’ opinion in regard to dancing. The council has also inaugurated the perforated ballot system to be used in all school elections. TOP ROW —Virginia McCabe, Emma Lou Niemcyk, Harriet Kinch, Duncan Warr. LOWER ROW—Cornelia Cox, Victor Williams, Gertrude Lloyd, Bob Sturm. » THE 1933 SCARAB (C

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ae, t w Sth a SYK a FINLEY GOLDTHWAITE WILLIAMS A.M., Harvard University; B. Mus. and A.B., Ok- lahoma City University; Diploma, Whittlesey Con- Servatory; Student of Alexander Raab, piano; Herbert Witherspoon, Carl Busch, theory. Asso- ciate Professor of Piano. CLARENCE Bure M.Mus., B.Mus., Chicago Musical College; L.C., Association of Presidents and Past Presidents of the National and State Music Teachers’ Assoc iations ; Pupil of Hutchenson, Ganz, Stojowski, Shelley, Eddy, La Violette, Raab, Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore; Von Ende School of Music in New York; Winner of the Ganz Interpretation Prize in 1920; President of Oklahoma State Music Teachers’ Association; Dean of Oklahoma City Chapter, Amer- ican Guild of Organists. Dean of College of Fine Arts and Professor of Piano and Organ. Herbert BAGWELL Formerly Head of the Violin Department of Central State Teachers College, Edmond, Oklahoma. Pro- fessor of Violin. MartHa AVEY Diploma, Art Institute of Chicago; Diploma, New York School of Fine and Applied Art; Pupil of Cecelia Beaux, Martha Walter, and Maurice Braun, American School Beaux Arts, Fountainbleau, France; Metropolitan Art School, New York City; Member of the Southern States Art League, North Shore Art Association, and the Oklahoma Association of State Artists. Professor of Art. WAYNE CAMPBELL Diploma, Trueblood College of Oratory; Author of “Amateur Acting and Play Production,’’ McMillan Company; Vice President of Oklahoma State As- sociation of Teachers of Speech. Professor of Pub- lic Speaking and Dramatic Art. WiIntrreD M. FurrAy Art Institute, Chicago; Student Douglas Donaldson, Hollywood, California; Walter Fitze, St. Paul. In- structor in Art.

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Wi OGL OL SVE ESAS EES EST ON NS ls Na , Vea DOO STUDENT APPORTIONING BOARD R. C. Dracoo, Sponsor The Student Apportioning Board has charge of the disbursement of the money collected from the student activity fee. The board was created in the spring of 1951 by the Board of Trustees, at the request of the students. Horace Robinson, president of the Student Council at that time, and Dean T. A. Williams, helped in forming this organization, which is one of the few in the country where the stu- dents are in charge of the spending of the activity fee. At the first meeting of each school year the Board, with the help of its faculty sponsor, sets the percentage allowed to each organization participating in the fund. All bills are approved by the board before payment is made. Frank Zentz, Harriett Kinch, Victor Williams, Cornelia Cox, R. M. Constant SO. THE 1933 SCARAB ©