University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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MONTGOMHRY STUDENT GOVERNMENT L ' nrler the leadership of President Foster Montgomery, the Student Association, and Its fellow unit, the Student Council, made more progress toward a real student government in 5 ' )- 40 than had been made in ail years previous. Major reforms were the formation of the Student Assemhiy. which gi es all cluhs and recognized organizations a voice in governing the student body, and the institution of a streamlined electoral system for all student ele( tions. Also accomplished this year was the establishment of two honor societies, the Hoimnirx . (ti ity Society, and the Honorary Scholastic Society, to give public plaudits to worthy students in those two fields. Student Association oHicers for the year were President Foster Montgomery. ' ice President Weed Peterson, and Secretary Alice David. Student Council members were Montgomery. Peterson. David, Seniors Harry Montgomery, P, J, Sterne and Billy Miller: Juniors Bill Williams, William F. Griffith, and Fllison Nhles; Sophomores Ray Campbell and Tom erxa: Freshmen Gerald Leinweber and .lohnny

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AND I ' hOFOUNI Mr. Icilley. al ihe upper left, whuse art classes are the joy of every co-ed in school . . . upper right, Mr. Schuhmann, whose physics lectures entrance the engineers . . . Dr. Daasch, lower left, inimitably dressed, and beloved by all frosh engineers . . . Dr. Drake, who can almost make chemistry a pleasure for anvbodv. 1 tM ' Jk. On Ihr Icfl, -Y,,,, L,„,w vnu can ' t .,n„L,. here ' .Inhnsl..,, . . . at the right. Mr. Hutchinson, whose math las..cs ..hare the favor of Mr. Tal- ley s freshmen co-eds . . . al lower left. Messrs. Manfredini. X ' erne. McCoy, and W ' erlin. engaged in keeping the student forum posted on the huropean situation . . . and al the lower right. Mrs. Cadton. master of journalese.

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STUDENT ASSEMBLY The Stt.flent Asscml.ly was fountled in Manh ,,( 1 M(I l.y the Sln lent Cuncl. with the approval of the administrative olTicials of the rniversity, to [.nvr lu-tlcr rcpr - sentalio n to all students. The Assemhiy inaLes the leyislat.ve hranrh nf the student (..overnnient I,,-, anK-ral. and serves as an adjunct to the Student Council. It js presided over hy the N ' ice- President of the Student Association, and its rneniliership is comprrsed of twd repre- sentatives from each class and recoom ed ( iuli on the rainpiLS. By virtue of statutes enacted at the time of die estaMishinenI ..f the Student Assembly, henceforth all resolutions and new legislation will ori ;inate in that fiody. then he passed on for consideration hy the Student Council. The members ol the Student Assembly are: Senior Class Arthur Parker, Everett Dy junior Class . . jday T. Mann Scoggins, Charles Brigance (night lames K. Jordan, Glenn Preston c r m dav Robert Sulhxan. Rosemary Summers ipnoinore Liass.... ■, i i;i t r I (night loe ! iay. tommy Cooksey r rj Ulav t]d Roche. Bonnie Damon ' ' ■ ■ ' ' ■-■ ' (night Bill Fullick. Wellington Ahliey Red Masque Players I lenry Tauh. .loe Potter Cougcir Co egi(iris Louise Butler. Elizabeth ( arlon Buckaroos Ruth ( rawford Pre-AfeJ Society Cad I loeOich, Mary Turner Engineering Society loe I lomer ( ella Staflord Business Aclminislralion Boyd Shinn. Will Cay Foil Cluh lohn Tauh. Ceoroe I loowood n.s;, n(c of Puhlir Afjairs bdino B,„rLe larf ( -,aden T..nn,s Clnh Kinilv TInel I lanv I lope Cougar I..hn h;il,v Mai,orie dantenhahn Houstonian I),.n.lhy I lohl. I ' ne.la McCrath