West Texas A and M University - Le Mirage Yearbook (Canyon, TX)

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Stephen Ulane Zeeck, President Milner, Vice-President In its second year under the present constitution, the Stu- dent’s Association of West Texas State, led | oy the Student Senate and other officials, has made several important con- tributions. Foremost were the opening of the library for night use and the launching of plans for a Student Union bea ing. Later work in a spring was entertaining seniors from Panhandle schools. Most prominent off-campus feature was the special train to Virginia Lee Hussey, Secretary-Treas- urer the game with Hardin-Simmons University at Abilene. For the toners appetites of W. T. students, a concession was operated in the baggage car—profit going into the Student Association fund. Election of the Personality Queen, the Smile Queen, and supervision of the Student of the Week presented on the radio program and in The Prairie weekl was routine work. Special elections were held to fill vacan- cies in class offices. Glenn Thompson, Ballard Graves, Margaret E. Hill, Marvin Miller, Hollis Bledsoe, James Swafford, Steve Milner, Arvo Goddard, Virginia Lee Hussey, Ulane Zeeck, and Don Kendrick. |

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Weans The fellow who makes announcements for “Seniors Only” is Associate Dean and Registrar of the College, D. A. Shirley. Mr. Shirley’s chief boast is his ability to remember names of many of the more than 20,000 students who have enrolled in W. T. since IQIo. Symbol of the graciousness of old Virginia is the Dean of Women, Mrs. Geraldine Green. A resident of Cousins hall, she sponsored the beginners’ dancing club for the second year. He pronounces his “r’s” like most Mississippians do. Dr. Harris M. Cook, Dean of Men, is the possessor of an Irish- man’s complexion and a diet chart. He likes good jokes and ci¢ gars. Dean Jarrett is the writer of those letters saying, “Your work in buffalogy 311 is unsatisfactory. Please call for a conference.” A jolly fellow with a big cigar (when out of school). O. K.’s student programs. D. A. Shirley, registrar and associate dean: Mrs. Geraldine G-een, dean of women; Dr. Harris M. Cook, dean of men; Dr. R. P. Jarrett, dean of the college.

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Arrival of the Senate-sponsored special train at the Abilene T. P. station was the signal for West Texans to emerge into a land of drizzling rain... The band forms outside for a hooping parade downtown. Students were deeply grateful for the opening of the library for two hours of after-eating study. The disturbances of daylight were eliminated, and only eager scholars were present at the night sessions,