Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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RE, SMITH, Bunn, IIUHIIICS, W WSGJR. 'llhe VVOIIIOIIQS Student Government Asso ciation is a coordinating hoard for all WOIHCIIQS o 'fr' ' ' lgdI1lZdt,lOIlS o11 the c g . ic ec into three council groups: executive, judicial, and legislative. The executive council is composed of the four oilicers elected at large hy the students, and the president or a repre- sentative of each NV0lIl0ll,S organization on the c' ' anipus. During the school sponsors two social e year W. G. A. vents: the Coed P . roni, where stunts are given hy the dilferent or- ganizations ' and prizes are awarded to the cl. evcust dressed cou Jl group giving the l e ' IHUIICC tea, which is a niore fornlal event. This year the Coed Proni was held in the Gymnasium 'nil approximately se I e as well as to the Jest stuntg and a n ' C c was attended bv U l Ven hundred girls. Miss Julia E. Stout, Dean OilVVOll10l ' 1, is sponsor of the organization. A I,BEll'l', ATR I N S M s ,le NN , ., Page I6 anipus lt is div'l l

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response was so great that the lowered prices were put into effect permanently hy Harold Bennett. Tl1e senate also resumed the custom of purchasing 'TY' hlankets for lettcrmen. The practice was temporarily waived last year on the grounds that a shortage ol' funds negated it. The student legislative hody suggested several improvements in the student constitu- tion. The senators l'elt that often in their enthusiasm or other l1un1an frailties, they over- stepped the boundaries ofthe student constitu- tion themselves. Recognizing their own Weakness, they suggested a form of committee or hoard with the powers of a supreme court to review their actions at the request ol' a student or faculty member. New senators elected in the spring were invited to meet in conjunction with the old senators for the last three sessions ol' the year in order to provide them with a working idea of the procedure ol' the group and thus he ready to hegin the next year with a hound instead of groping and stumbling to start tl1e machine smoothly. This is an especially de- sirable pla11 because there is an almost com- plete turnover each year. So the student governing hody of Oklahoma A. and M. College advances. Selection ol' the ollicers to direct the Sen- ateis activities this year was especially fortu- nate. lflach had already proven himself a leader in college. lmoth scholastically and out- side the study hall. lioli Donaldson. presi- dent ol' the Student Association. has prolralmly lieen president ol' more organizations than any other student at A. and Nl. College. Besides the student association. he heads the lnter-fraternity Council. the Boys' tilee Cluh. Beta Theta Pi social l'raternity. and the flom- merce Student Council. llc is a meinlier of Phi Eta Sigma, honorary freshman scholas- tic fraternityg Phi liappa Phi. honorary hand fraternity: Phi liazipa Phi. national scholastic socfety: and liluc liey. Mens leadership fraternity. llarolc Bowers. in his capacity of Tice-president of the Association. automatic- ally assumes the iiresidency ol' the student senate. lle is also president of Alpha lxappa Psi social l'raternityg the League ol' Young Democrats: the Commerce Student Council: and lllue lxey. llarold licnnett. secretary- treasurer ol' the Association. has won honors i11 the school ol' engineering as well as campus politics. lle is president of Sigma Tau. a memlier ol' lingineering Society. the Industrial Engineering Society. and lilue key. Lcfl fo right: limczu. YFIIAGGAHD, lluuui-ns. tiwlmwicn. S'ruAn'r, BI'INlXlC'l l'. liowians. limiexs. Surru. NIlIlj.'tNllCI,S, FIQNNIQMA. .l. SMITH, TJONALDSON 1 we g Page 15

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XXXOITIQTTS The VVOIIICIITS Panhellenic Council meets on the first Monday al't.ernoon in each month for the regular business session, at which tiine penhellenic rush rules and regulations and matters of general concern to the groups represented are Considered. ln addition it sponsors live proj- ects during the school year, one under the direction of each sorority. In November lxappa Alpha Theta pre- sided at a lneeting attended lay pledges of all groups. Chi Uniega was in charge ol' the Christmas project, which resulted in the dis- tribution of fifty baskets ol' food and toys to needy families near and in Stillwater. .Pi Beta Phi planned the annual l,ElIlllt'llGlllC' Dance. The annual Spring Banquet, held for new initiates and l'anhellenic officers, was held ill April under the direction of Zeta Tau Alpha. The tea was under the direction of Kappa Delta. 5 I iv TTUTH VV.u.mcn'I' Firsl row: 'l'.uuxr:'l', ll XIIHISUX, xll'l.l.l'INlNlIlIi. XIVIIHLS. lltmri, Sm-oral row: lCs'rll.i,. lhI1IfYiI!.MIkl'IY. .lox ts. XYILSUN. NX Al,lil-Ill'l' K . 'UQ ,.s ff, I -is 1:-' Q ,jv- vw-.xl Pug: 17 'CI' 1-W-f Bw 'S