University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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TOP ROW!-lofi In rigbl: Harold Hughes, Ralph Kaufmann, bl. Charles Klorz, Tosca B. Kramer, Florence Luklcen, Eugenio Maddox. THIRD Rowgfclfl to 1'fg!.7f.' Carol Mason, R. L. lvliirhieson, Nellie Melton, Caroline Meyer, VJ. S. Milligan, Anne Morrow. SECOND ROW'-lefl to riglvt: A. N. Murray, W. L. Nelson, R. A. Nitringer, jenn Ousrerhout, Earl Perrijohn, Boyd Ringo. BOTTOIW ROW-left to rfgbt: Helen Ringo, Aduh Robinson, Hurry H. Ryan, Grady Snuggs, E. S. Tanner, Ralph Ventch.

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TOP ROW-Ieff lo rigblx Edgar Albin, Mary Allen, B. D. Barclay, Harriett Barclay, Ross H. Beall, Florence Blackmore THIRD ROW-fcffl to rigbt: Nels Bailkey, Sidney Born, O. Brothers, Paul Burhod, H. D. Chase, Helen Coover. SECOND ROVV--left to rigbl: T. W. Coover, E. Eikenberry, Roger Eenn, Henry Ernka, Rachel Gardner, Robert Gardner BOTTOM ROVU-left In riglvl: Ellen Goebel, Julius Heeren. Ben Hennelce. Ellen Henneke, O. W. Hoop, E. A. Howard. Bw, Ollie jclcullfy

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CCDMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITIES as a governing body of the University of Tulsa are taken over by the Community Council . . . it acts as a labora- tory for democracy . . . the campus community idea emphasizes the need of students and fac- ulty working together . . . besides giving every one a voice in government and stressing indi- vidual participation . . . membership is com- posed of three faculty members, five non-affili- ated and off-campus Greek students, and a rep- resentative from each of the Greek-letter organ- izations . . . each one of the seven committees is headed by a Council member and, conse- quently, through committees the Council has its fingers in all the campus activities . . . the president is elected by the entire community . . . Kenneth jorns was first president to be elected by this method . . . after he left school, Nip Goodnight followed him into office and car- ried through this year . . . the main emphasis during the Goodnight regimen has been reviv- ing interest and enthusiasm . . . of somehow pepping up school spirit which has sagged the past couple years because of the war . . . the Council has been pretty successful in achieving the goal this year despite all the stumbling blocks . . . the entire community became more interested . . . Several occasions the Browsing Room of McFarlin Library didn't have enough seats to capacitate the flocks . . . after setting 'ts lofty aims the Council elected Phyllis Gaddis 5052- OFFICERS: CLYDE GOODNIGHT Qleftb ,,,P7'6'.fid67Zl PHYLLIS GADDIS S ....tttt Vice-Presidenz BETTY CHANEY Crightj ttt,t,tt Secretary T. W. COOVER t,tt.tt.,...tt.,,.ttt Treczmrer to take over when Nip was away on football trips . . . jean Harmon as secretary . . . turned over the bank account to Mr Coover . . . Nip then appointed his committee heads and put them into operation .... jenny Robinowitz resigned as Assembly Chairman . . . later to accept chairmanship of the Class Activities Committee . . . jean Harmon resigned as sec- retary and was appointed to wrestle the alter- nate bells and multitude of assembly prob- lems . . . Betty Chaney was elected as the new minute taker . . . johnny Kerr kept the Council informed about the men's athletics and Rita Ruth Meyer did the same for the women . . . Fred Davis faithfully reported the Board of Pub's troubles . . . under Martha Lou McCon- nico, the Student Promotions Committee kept every week-end during football season filled with pep rallies, parades, and bonfires . . . the Council sponsored victory dances after the night games . . . and went half 'n half with Let- termen in presenting the gala Homecoming Dance . . . Council voted the Kendallabrum its appropriation after a tough Struggle of try- ing to decide what committees should be rep- resented . . . the Union clean-up campaign caused quite a stir . . . plans were made for an inauguration of new officers at the next election ...all in all. . . it was a busy year ..one in which Council members can be proud of their endeavors.