University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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First row-Ray Cline, Treas., Cecil Churchward, Elmer Bean, Secretary. Second row-Emil johnson, Vice Pres., Harry Soderburg, Pres., Russell Cunuiugliam, Edgar Bachtle. THE MEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL TUDENTS in the School of Agriculture share with the administration in the government of the student body. One group of students to whom this 2,236.34 legal right is given is called the Men's Student Council. During the past year, the Council has organized and directed excursions for visiting points of interest in and about the Twin Cities, such places as the State Prison, the Ford Plant, and the Fish Hatchery near Indian Mound Park. Com- mittees have met and welcomed new students at the stations in St. Paul and Minne- apolis. They have also given these new students information during registration. The Men's Council has supervised the Sunlight Hops given at the gymnasium. It has also helped to enforce the honor point system. The old constitution was amended, and its adoption at general assembly in January was sponsored by the Council. The New Council differs from the old one in several ways. The outstanding difference is the way in which members of the Council shall be elected. At the beginning of the fall term two intermediates, five seniors, four juniors shall be nominated by petition. An election by secret ballot will then be held in assembly. The one intermediate, three seniors, and two juniors, having the highest number of votes, shall be declared elected. The Men's Student Council is very grateful for the splendid co-operation of all in carrying on the work entrusted to it by the student body. - -H. S. , .jf ,Q V. S, . .., . ,..x , ,-,.,,,- Page One Hundred Thirteen