Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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DAVID DAVIDSON Student Body President Student Senate raked in the nickles and dimes of Howard students, banked them, and doled them out again through a number of permanent operations. Besides the routine matters like weekly meetings, elec- tions and balancing the budget, the Senate motivated and backed some proiects that will give service to students for many years to come. Operation D Kas in Dogj was helped along when the Sophomores thought up the idea. The yet unnamed pooch is residing in Mr. Martin's office until he is given a perma- net home in the Dog House. Money was allocated for a campus radio station, Bmtherhood's idea, hi-fi music in the Dog House, Cliff Coppage's brain storm, and Harwell G. Davis Boxwoad Garden, Senate's gift to the retiring President. Another highlight in the Senate's actions was the com- position of a set of house rules for the organization-the first it has ever had. Serving with David Davidson, president, was Bill Wil- liamson, vice-president, Jeanne Lamb, secretary, and Bob Bowers, treasurer. Dr. Arthur Walker was the faculty advisor. . sENAToRs l 24 l

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I 1 l l .nina if i l l i l l i 2 t 1 l l HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Bill Williamson, Speaker of the House, and Dr. Austin Dobbins, Faculty Advisor Women's Student Government Associa- llon, under the leadership ot Margie Craig, was in charge of the organization's two annual projects. In the Fall, WSGA motivated the all campus Step Sing which was spread out over a number of chapel programs. During the Spring semester, the annual service day was held. At the special chapel program, women students from each of the organi- zations on campus were honored for their outstanding service for that group. ..f' 'S ,,s ,ut 'CTI' l P sruoem couNsELoRs l 25 l