University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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OFFICERS OF THE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION Left to right: JAMES L. JULIAN, Pruidmt; PAT FOLEY, Virt-Prexidmt; DOROTHY CELY, femtarj; RAY MORRIS, Tredmrtr; H. W. HARRIS, Adviur. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as an advisory body to the Dean, and assists the various faculty committees in the handling of student functions. The method in which the Council works with the Administration closely approaches a form of student govern- ant. COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP SENIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS PAT FOLEY BILLY MILLER RICHARD COLE FRED JONES JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-AT-LARGE JAMES WILLETT JAMES JULIAN CHARLES Guuun RAY Monms DOROTHY CELY SOPHOMORE CLASS RICHARD EDWARDS JAMES MARTIN ED CONOWAY AL GARDNER DOUGLAS E. CARTER

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SENIORS PAT FOLEY Pruidmt DOROTHY GOLDEN Trrilmrer RICHARD COLE Calmcil Reprummtiw JAMES L. JULIAN Vicr-Prnidmt KATHRYN BERRY Swrrhnj HOWARD J. HOLT Adviur The Senior class of 1936 with 116 members, is 34 members larger than last year's graduation class. They have led the University in social events. These include the uget-together at Put Foley's home, the URound-up at McGregor Park, the HCake- Dance in the fall, the Class Night Banquet zlt Lidds, and the breakfast at Le Blanc's in the spring. Class meetings were frequent and harmonious throughout the year. The genial president Pat Foley led the class successfully through difhcult sessions when class rings, invitations and other business had to be decided. The class spirit was high and dues were cheerfully paid, this putting the class on a solid financial basis. The class drafted Mr. Holt, who had served as their junior class sponsor, to advise them.