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A. .IL lllllil G REVISE At one of the most stirring meetings of the Student Coun- cil. an amendment to the A. S. R. Constitution was advanced by the Cabinet, reading that only the ratification of the Cab- inet and Student Council was needed to pass an amendment. Hence the student body would have lost its power to vote. In the interests of democracy the council refused to ratify this proposal and therefore the student body will still continue to vote on amendments. So that the A. S. R. Mshall be a means of organized and concentrated action of the entire student body. roll repre- sentatives and A. S. R. officers are elected, and the Cabinet is formed. The A. S. R. Cabinet is composed of the A. S. R. officers, A. S. R. historian, the president from each class, a representative of the opposite sex appointed by each class sponsor, the editor of tl1e News, and the presidents of the Rough Riders and Colden Spurs. It is a small workable group designed to do the executive work of the school. They are guided by two members of the faculty, Mr. Lloyd Turner and Miss Helen Andrews. who do not. however. have the power of voting. The president of the A. S. R. created an unusual situa- tion when he left school in January. The Constitution stated that the vice president of the opposite sex should take over his duties, involving the leadership of assemblies and the chairmanship of the Cabinet. Since the vice presidents of the A. S. R. are also the presidents of the Boys' and Girls' Clubs this necessitated an election in the Girls' Club to fill the vacancy formed. To prevent this in the future an amend- ment was passed making a new post of vice president of tl1e A. S. R., the elected student to serve as chairman of the Advisory Council. A. S. R. OH-'ICI-:ns-Lando Zech, Presidenlg Donna Wilson, Vice Presirlr-nl: Ruth Melton, Treasurer .lam-I Fairhank, Secretaryg Jim Thompson, Vice President, Edith Herman, President. Curls:-:rf-seated-Miss Andrews, Aileen Hamburg, Kitty Rees. Richard Sampson. Gladys Charles, 'Wort' Bnhrnw, Mr. Turner, Janet Fairhank, Mark Litchman, Mrs. Stephenson, Virginia Hummer. Y Mr. Gridleyfstanding-Tom Fuller, Edith Herman. Alberta Hnltorp. .lark Ninsnn. Lando Zerh, .lim Thompson, Hen Nolkin, Ruth Mellon. 19
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