University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Wmmxmx x wx xxxx Q xmx x m x x xmwxxm xxx x xx xxx xmx w x x mmwxx mm xxxxxxw MEN'S COUNCIL The Mens Council was created by the students of the University of Oklahoma in the spring of 1930, by the adoption of the Constitution of the Student Association. The Council consists of repre- sentatives of all schools and colleges on the campus, meeting as a student council for men, Its pur- pose, in conjunction with the Womens Self-Governing Association, is to deliberate upon student affairs and to act accordingly. The Council is comparatively a new system on this campus, and as yet has not had an opportunity to accomplish all the desired features that the student body expects of it. During the short time of its existence it has, however, benefited the student body in various ways. It was through the sponsorship of this organization that the administration has granted twelve o'clock date nights. This past year has been such an unusual year in the affairs of the University that this group as well as many others has received much criticism. Besides presenting the student side of the question to the administration, the other functions of the Council are to assist clubs and organizations in their efforts to promote the interests of the Uni- versity, OFFICERS IOSEPH STAMPER . . . . . President VINCENT DALE . . . Vice-President HERMAN CSREENHAW .... Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS COLLEGE oi: ARTS AND SCIENCE IOSEPH STAMPER VINCENT DALE I-IERMAN GREENHAW CHARLES DAVIS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING IRVIN GLASCOW' RuPERT MCCLLING ERNEST CHILDERS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ANDY BECK RALPH CISSNE GRADUATE SCHOOL SCHOOL or LAW SCHOOL OF RIIARNIACY MARK EVANS IOHN SWINFORD RALPH ENIX SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FINE ARTS SCHOOL CECIL FERREE PAUL HUFF N v---xxx xxx xx - Axwx- -x - xx x X aa:zz::::mm w xxmxxx x :11:22X?2ii?2 ?::X1??22132:flffltmiifrrfrgrymw,DEED 'e:vvx12aia 5 mmf t ,IX . ' - ' Y' R v --me X v ,ggggf-iivgn wr ADW-S fff-,,f rx, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, W Nw D WN NR! Xxx xxxw' xxxx- RNS Yw5 xw- WRX?-Y WN xxw ,,X,fNw KQQSXXXW Page 21

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. , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, THE BOARD GF REGENTS GEORGE L. BOWMAN, Kingfisher, President, CLAUDE CLARENCE HATCHETT, Durant, Vice-President: JOSEPH C. LOONEY, Wewokag THOMAS D. LYONS, Tulsag W. N. BARRY, Okemahg MALCOM E. ROSSER, IR., Muskogee. EUGENE P. LEDBETTER, Gklahoma City. ADMINlSTRATIVE CCDUNCIL DR. W. B. BIZZELL, President DR. ARTHUR B. ADAMS, College of Business DEAN H. FELGAR, College of Engineering DR. PAUL L. VOGT, Dean of Extension DEAN FREDRXCK HOLMBERG, College of Fine Arts DR. HOMER L. DODGE, Graduate School DEAN IULIEN C. MONNET, School of Law DR. ELLSWORTH COLLINGS, College of Education DR. ROY GETTINGER, Dean of Administration DEAN EDNA E. MCDANIEL, Dean of Women DR. L. I, MOORMAN, School of Medicine DEAN I. F. FINDLAY, Dean of Men DEAN D. B. R. IOHNSON, School of Pharmacy GEORGE E. WADSACK, Registrar DR. S. W. REEVES, College of Arts and Sciences EMIL R. KRAETTLI, Assistant to the President esfssffffstsnsnsncece P Page 20

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, ,,,, WOMEN'S SELF-GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Executive Council of W. S. G. A. has become acquainted with more than four hundred new girls on the campus through the tea, informal parties, and co-ed balls given this year. They have tried to reach not only the freshman girls but also the upper classmen who are on our campus for the first time. W. S. G. A. started a loan fund for senior women this year. One hundred and forty dollars was the original amount put in the fund and each year an additional one hundred and forty dollars will be put into it until the fund has become large enough to take care of many emergencies of women students. A girl's past scholastic standing is considered when these loans are made. Under the leadership of our vocational guidance chairman, classes for all freshman girls were held to help the girl select a vocation so that she may follow a course of study suitable to the work she plans to do after college. Conferences were also held with freshman girls to encourage scholarship and pos- sible membership in Alpha Lambda Delta Qfreshman honorary fraternityj. Each semester W. S. G. A. gives a scholarship banquet for non-sorority women, at which time two loving cups are awardedg one to the organized house with the highest average, and one to the dormitory with the highest average. OFFICERS GORDON PEELER ........ President MARIETTA DARLING . . . Vice-President WINIFRED KETCHUM ....... Secretary DORIAN MATHEWS ....... Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES ELOISE CHANDLER ...... President of Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA LESTER ...... President of Mortar Board MILDRED LAPP . . . . . President of Pan-Hellenic BOBBY HUFF . . . .... President of W. A. A. DOROTHY WOODRUEE . . President of Alpha Lambda Delta MARTHA WATSON . . . President of House Council BETTY EVANS . . . . . Big Sister Chairman LINA IANE WALKER . . Activity Bureau Chairman PATSY TRUSCOTT . . . . . . . . Women's Editor MEMBERS AT LARGE MARGARET PYLE ........ Vocation Chairman RUTH OMAR . . . . Social Chairman MARGARET RAYS . . Scholarship Chairman DORIS SADDER . . Health Chairman IACKIE PETWAY ....... . Publicity Chairman ffsff aaaarasa Page 22