Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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THE CHAIR RECCGNIZES! . . . . they lay fl0lL'fLl,Z6lll1U . . . . Members of the student governing body are Mary Alice Naramore, Martha Barrett, Max Hatfield, John Glades, Harold Priddle, Frank Malone, president, Lewis Crum, Victor Blurton, Phyllis Barber, and Betty Neely. Pictured in the insert at the top is Mr. Malone absorbing some winter sunshine on the library stei H A W Your Government Workings of the Student Council, although per- haps the most important student undertaking in the University, is relatively unfamiliar to the aver- age collegian. Anyone can present a measure to the council if it is Within the power of that body to deal with the matter. lt is either done by explaining the proposition to a council member who in turn brings it before the open council, by Written statement, or by appearing personally before the student governing body. Usual procedure re- quires about a week, although more pressing business is handled in less time. Reason for the Weeks delay is to give council members time to consider the proposition. The Student Council, which is similar to that 10 used in numerous other schools, does much of its major business through committees cooperating with corresponding faculty committees. Heading the convocation committee this year was Stanley Diamond and Maxine Setzer, co-chairmang social committee, Dick Price, chairman, Marguerite Mc- Cluer, co-chairman: activities committee, Sherman Culbertson, chairman, Lorene York, co-chairman: and pep committee, lohn Glades, chairman, and Corrine Bennett, co-chairman. Betty Bradford was reelected senior representa- tive this year. Second-semester changes included Margaret Branson for Betty Neely, Ianet Tudhope for Alice lane Brown, and Betty Bill Bomigh for Martha Barrett. New members have been active on the council since February.