Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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BILL NUGENT PANZE BUTLER HM HUMPHREYS Business Manager Secretary Vice-President STLIDE T COUNCIL Texas Tech's governing body for collegiate activities is the Student Council, composed of student body officers, and representatives from each division. One of their most important accomplishments this year was the amendment of the Student Constitution. Other things they have done this year in the further- ance of the interests of the student body are: support of campus clean-up drive, which was sponsored by the T. W. V. A., Work on Campus Beautification through Lubbock officials, and work on the lights for the towers. The Student Council also sent representatives to Austin for a regional conference of the National Students Organization, and three representatives to Baton Rouge, La., to the Southern and Southwestern College and University Student Con- ference. Their special aim this year W-as to create student interest in all college activities. This year they sponsored the annual homecoming parade, the first time since before the warp made all Parents' Day arrangements, and sponsored the Varsity Show. Their only social function of the year was the annual dinner held in May. Page I 6

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H. L. BURGESS Business Office Assistant Auditor ADMINISTRATIVE W. P. CLEMENT Registrar A. S. GAYLORD, IR. Librarian IOHN E. BOWDEN Auditor Page 1 8