William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Robinson, Riddell, Spizzirri, Truex, Riggs, Payne, Osborn. STUDE T SENATE The Student Senate represents Ievvell's student governing organization and acts as the official link between the student body and the administration. Composed of representatives from each class and under the direction of the student body president, this year's Student Senate has been active in all phases of college activity. fi- Iolin Truex, President of the Student Body. 24 The Senate supervised all general elections during the year and, realizing the need for a consti- tutional change, appointed a general committee to revise the present constitution and make needed changes. Homecoming was also under the guidance of the Senate with Bill Riggs serving as general chairman. Climaxing the athletic success of the afternoon, a gala all-school party was given at the elementary school building that evening. Winter term brought to the campus The Weekendn beginning with an outstanding variety and talent show on Friday night, highlighted by the girls basketball games the next afternoon, and climaxed with the lewell-Valley basketball game that night. Over eighty-five dollars was collected for Chinese Relief at the Weekend, show. Throughout the year the Senate aided such cther projects as freshman initiation, student chapels, public address system for athletics, Work Day, and Religious Focus Week. The Senate also met with the Baker University Student Commission to discuss school rivalries. Iohn True-X, student body president, served as the capable chairman of the Senate and Aldyth Osborn was the e-Hicient secretary.

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HOMECOMING Victory-a Homecoming dream come true on the home gridiron November 2, 1946. Preparations went on for weeks in advance under the supervi- sion of Bill Riggs, Homecoming Chairman. ln preparation for the exciting game, the tradi- tional pep rally was held Friday night. Cardinal fans grouped around the big bonfire While Baker's dummy smouldered i,n its bright flame and cheers went up for the big red team. The clever and beautiful floats in the parade that Saturday morning far excelled anything that a former Homecoming had displayed. Students, alumni, and friends of the college gathered in front of the court house for a pep rally to send the team off to the thrilling victory. Those who returned to visit their alma mater were royally entertained Saturday night with a Homecoming party held in the Grade School Gym. 25