Phillips University - Phillipian Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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OFFICERS Don Seamans ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,, . , ,,,,,,,,,, Pnfsia'e11t Iames Allen Nichols ,,,,,.. ..,.,,, l fire President lwlary Abraham ,...... ...,. ....A....,, S ' ecremry lennie Beth Tayloi '..,,A,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, T 1 'easurer Lois Swick, 1,015 hdontgoniery, Edward Dyer, Cecil lVlcClurt ',,,,,,,,,,,, Sponsors President Don Seamons gtubenf Gounci NL' 39025 Row I---Iennic Beth Taylor, Annadale Hood, Terry Nlosher, Betty Sugg, Miss Lois Swick, Nliss Lola MOI1EgOH1C1'y, Nlary Io Taylor, Vaughan Books, Ma1'y Abraham, Shirley Cronk. Row 2-Ierry Sinisc, Eddie Taylor, Don Nlorgan, lack Strain, Iames Allen Nichols, Herb Barnard, Bill I-lowland, Don lones, Hugh Collett, Charles Bayer, Dean Dyer, Paul Brockhausen, Don Seamons. Carrying o11t the ideals of democracy, each year the student body elects to office four young people to serve as the leaders in student government. To these are added two rpresentatives from each class. The Council began its vear of activities by editing and distributing the Student Handbooks to help students get acquainted with the university. A new addition to the school calendar was the hdaroon and Vvlhite Day observed in December. The purpose was to foster school spirit on the campus and give added support to the basketball team. Each student and faculty member wore the colors maroon and white for the day. A pep rally and bonhre were held previous to the game. And a program and refreshments, honoring both teams, were presented afterwards. Vvfirh the selecting of the Vxfhols Wlicx candidates, counting the ballots for the queens and friendliest, sponsoring Skip Day, and the Nlotherls Day and May Pete activities, the Student Council can look back over a busy and successful year. 22

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gl'lfZ7Z'GlulJ G ulflci OFFICERS: Row I-Gennie Lundholm, Swede Godfrey, Virginia Brown, Rose Lee Husted, Anita Doop, Iackie Dawson, Io Ann Crose, Ieanne Carter, LeRene Good, Eldena Niartin, Eleanor Blackwood, hiarylu Sweatt, Row 2fTom Slavens, Iames I. Spainhower, Lael Smith, Bill Barrick, hlarvin Gee, Virginia Smith, Robert Sullivan, lane hlurpliy, A. M. Gibson, Sponsor, Keith Stone, Glenn W. Ricketts, Iames Reed, Iohn C. Faust. The InterfClub Council has enjoyed a year which has seen a greater sense of co- operation among campus service clubs. The clubs, after much discusson, agreed to change the constitution in such a way as to create a smoother functioning organization. Ten of the twelve clubs now conf stitute a quorm, thus erasing any semblance of veto by one absent club preventing a quorum. The council feels that through the advice of A, NI. Gibson, faculty adviser, the rushing procedure has been some-what simplified. Through awarding of the service plaque based on achievements of the clubs in lines of service, scholarship, and social activity, the council has witnessed many worthf while undertakings of the clubs. OA 1..J President, Glenn Ricketts Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Boren liaculty Adviser, A. M. Gibson President Glenn Ricketts 4 l J