Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Student Association A student senate, controlled by a group of young reformists, elected o11 a platforni urging amendment i11 campus politics, ter- minated one of the most efficient and finan- cially successful periods experienced by the student governing body in several years. These student solons have demonstrated their earnestness by suggesting more equi- table changes in the student constitution, paying off' the debt of' tl1e group, working out a merit system for publications, offering the students reduced prices on dances, re-in- stalling senate customs recently dropped, and making other specific suggestions for the improvement of student welfare. The senate was organized with the idea of developing student government, and draw- ing the college administration a11d the student body into a closer relationship. In February, 1914, the senate was founded as the Student Representative Committeef' At its organiza- tio11, data were gathered from other colleges and universities, and, with this as a basis, a committee formulated a constitution for the student legislative body of Oklahoma A. and M. College. The present constitution was approved by the president and went into effect i11 the spring of 1932. Members of the senate composed a well- rounded representation of the student body. Delegation to the group is allowed by schools and by college classification. Each school is allowed one senator, seniors have three dele- gates, juniors have two, and sophomores have one. The senators by classification are: Gene Fennema, Jack Smith, and Maxine Sn1itl1, all senior senatorsg Harlan Bumpas a11d Wayne Smith, junior senators, and Robert Black, sophomore senator. Senators repre- senting schools include: L. A. Maciula, en- gineering, Ned Stuart, commerce, Jeanette Page I3 Q Bon DoN.xLDsoN McDaniels, home economics: Mary Nell Thag- gard, education: Frances llughes. science and literature: a11d John Gardner. agriculture. Two changes were made in the personnel after the spring election last year. lfrances Hughes, who was also chosen the HPIl.N'lCl.lI beauty queen, was elected to the post ol' science and literature senator to succeed Hill Sharp who dropped out of school the second semester. For the same reason Wvayne Smith was elected to replace Nlax Burnett the second semester. Six of the senators were included in the special section of the Heflslcin as part of' the sixteen outstanding students on the campus. Among the group are llarold Bennett. liob Donaldson. llarold Bowers. Frances llughes. Maxine Smith, and Mary Nell Thaggard. 111 carrying out their duties. the young delegates held in mind the oath of' office