Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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The officers of the Council are a President, a Vice-President, and a Secretary-Treasurer eacl1 of which must be a delegate upon the Council. The President and the Vice-Presi- dent are selected successively from the fra- ternities according to their date of installation upon the campus. The Secretary-Treasurer is elected by a popular ballot from the mem- bership of the Council. To assist the officers in obtaining an efiicient Council the following committees were appointed: Eligibility Committee, Social Com- mittee, Athletic Committee and Judicial Com- mittee. Regular meetings are held on the iirst and third Sunday of each month during the academic year. Meetings are held in the chapter houses of the members of the Council in the order in which these nieinbers were adlnitted to the Council. Each fraternity is required to pay lifteen dollars l'or dues each semester to the Council to take care of ex- penses incurred during the school year. lt is a tradition of the l.nterl'raternity Council that it shall be the host ol' the Annual lnterfraternity Council Danceg this year the Council had its l'lil't,l1 Annual lforinal Dance. This year the Council adopted the policy at the lirst of the year ol' abiding by the Con- stitution oi' the Council and all infringements of the constitution were enforced to the letter. The lnterfratcrnity Council trains the young men who represent their fraternities in the part of governing. Top row: SHARP. BOWERS. .lo1.LY, ALLEN. S'l'.'xc:Y, llEn1'r.-xtzrz. Wowronn Second row: lloiamws, VVILLIS, clI,AN'l'0N, THonNToN, Cnmys. Dow.-xtosox. liliAIIAfNl TIII-FliFf11ll.' Anmsrnowu, MAY, lim-zo. lrurv. Dll'l'tZll1'Ill. YEILIJINJG, S1'ufuz'1'. BYI-ll!l,l4IY . ,y -- . , V I U 3 . ... Q W . - , . . - f'Y ' i ' A ik .. 43 ' .Q . f .4 av. ' 'R - - 1 . A . RN 3 yu- R Q s ' V N' . . - Q - 1 if N- ' S' T. M S X t k f - J ...M --5 H 1 Q Y f xy: -. . wrt -. Aw , . ,A 'J Nbr 'tgp- QQQQ Ya- fr' , 'li Page 19 Af. ' ,I 3 il za, . t ,. ' an 6s txt., . Q 7 wgf- B i it 1 A 3 .Q '- . ' ' f Q'-Ffa is- 5 X

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lnterlraternity Council BOB Do1NALDsoN 'UUNW M, 111-Qmxiam' lionnixs T11e Men's lnterfraternity COllI1C1l was re- Ol'g'ilIl1ZQC1 on April 25, 19311-3 previously t11e fl'itli1,0I'lllt16'S 112111 been organized llIlC19I' tl1e llillllll of t11e Mens PH1111Pl16lllC. The re- OI'Q'i1Il1ZE1JL1OIl was brought about by a 111is- llIlf10I'SttlllC11Ilg between 11119 several fraternities H1161 a request by the klQ1l11lll1S1gI'El'1Q1Oll to have a governing body rcsponsi111e for the actio11 of the fraternities. T11e purpose illlll duties of T11e lnter- frater11ity Council is to enter into a mutual pledge to work together for the following purposes: to foster a spirit of friendliness Ellld cooperative 1lGlpfll1Il0SS among' all fraternities o11 1.1119 campus: to provide an organized agency by means of w11ic11 fraternities C2111 cooperate i11 111atters of co111111o11 COIICGFII re- lating to social affairs, rules I'GQl11il111llg' rus11- ing 211161 initiation activities. financial prob- 191118, and sc11olars11ip standards: to bring about closer I'01H1Ql0IlS 139tVVOPll fraternities 211111 t11e ilC1lll1Il1S11l'2lt1OIl i11 pron1oting the general 1ll1f0I'0S11S of the College as an educational institution Zllld service i11stitutio11 for t11c State. T11e lll0IIl1JQI'Sl11IJ of t11e Council is coin- posed of two I'CIJl'9S0Ilt3i1Jl,1V0S fro111 each fra- ternity UIJOII 1,116 CEIIIIPUS with t11e exception of t11e 1'1ZlI'IIll1Ol1SC. Une of t11e representa- tives fI'OII1 the Chapters lllllS1l be the president of the fraternity 211111 t11e O1Ll19I' chosen fro111 t11e lIl0IIl1'JCI'S1l1IJ of the respective fraternities. T11is year saw the l11terfrater11ity Council expand i11 Ill1Ill1JCI'S of fraternities represented i11 its Ill6Ill1l0I'S1llp. After a year of co11sidera- tio11 t11e Theta Kappa 1311i fraternity was extended a bid to t11e Cou11cil Lllld UIJOII April 15, 1938, t11ey were admitted to a chair. Page I8

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The Governor tiowznxon IC. W. XIXRIAFXIU X stuhilizcd institution with an sound husi- ncss udniinistrantion. ulicrc politics is clini- lllillt'fl. is thc gilt ol' tioxcrnor IC. W. Xlzirlund to thc studcnts und zilunini ol' Ultlulioniu fNg'i'i- culturul und Nlcclizinicul tfollcgc. Soon ziltcr his inziugrurution. tiovcrnor Nlur- und wus conlrontcd with thc pI'0lll0Ill ot' sch-cting l'our ol' thc livc-niun nicnihcrs ol' thc statc hoard ol' ugriculturc, thc hoard ol' rcgcnts for thc stz1tc's ilg'I'lClllllll'ill collcgcs. lie l was conccrncd solcly with linding mon l xjho would, hy tlicir conduct ot' the schools, cnd unccrtziintty and turmoil, luring' stzihility to thc lliculty und husi- ncss 2lCllIllIllSliI'illiilill to thc instiltution. llc found thc nicn hc nccdcd. l'iI'0lll thcn until this good hour thc Prcsidcnt, and faculty ol' A. X Nl. Col- lcgc und thc prcsidcnts and lizicultics ol' thc lifllll' Sf?COIlllill'y zigriculturzil col- lcgcs liuvc had ai ticcling that thcy wcro part ol' thcir institution, that thcir tcn- urc did not dcpcnd upon politics. 'l1l1llS lhcro cznnc to A. X Nl. und thc four sccondziry collcgcs thats fccling' ol' sccur- ity :ind stizihility which incuns hcttcr worlx. Horn in l'ittslnn'g. Pu.. Nlziy 8, I8T lt. hc was cducutcd in privzitc schools and g'l'aullu1tccl lil'UllI Nlicliigun llni- vcrsity. Aftcl' 11 liricl' lam' czirccl' in his nutivc city hc turncd to Wcst Yiigriiiia gals liclds :ind caunc to Ultlulioinzt in l9tt8. llc discovcrcd thc Ponca City und lillfltilllli oil liclds and thcrc laid thc loundzition ol' thc gigantic Mzn'la1nd tflil ffonipziny in which hc cniploycd as high us liitttttt pcoplc. llc introduccd inuny rcfornis in thc oil industry including the usc ol' thc oil-gas ratio in production. lie scrvcd onc tcrin in congress. hcing tho lirst dcniocrut, to hc cloctcd from thc liiglith Okla- honizi district, and in 19311 was czillcd to tho govcrnor's chair. Page 20