William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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X N 'N ck Root, Triplett, ng, Ruth e of the nt Body projects of these ent held s of the ment was with the is going iew and sociation 'resident, inization s visited improve adminis- student ecoming. lent lack Pi, and Student Court lewelks parking problem grew until it seemed insurmountable. Then the Student Sen- ate this year, under lack Armstrongs leadership, instigated the Student Court to alleviate this problem. The Court members, Vic Bonuchi, Bob XNilliams, Ken Mclntyre, Bill Young, and Sylvia Bowles, have efiiciently and successfully carried out the following program: parking stickers were required for students to park in either of the two parking lots or along the street by the hill, and tickets were issued to those who parked in wrong areas. Student Court sessions were held on Monday mornings at Chapel time tor the collection of Fines or for students to appeal their cases. The cost of the lines began at one dollar for the first offense and then graduated each additional offense. This year's parking plan and the work of the Court and campus grounds committee have assured continued parking privileges on the hill7' for the student body. Administrative Committees The calendar committee posted an activities calen- dar in the Hub and scheduled events tor the Senate. The cheerleader committee screened cheer- Bfzck row: lim Pirch. Lee Stertz, George Hoff, Sarah Yocum, K xv! , , 'M QQQ nf 5? . V ,, X. - yxgl W: -YN., f 4:7 , ' - ,.,, 'X .... ,J ji . N: H 'tlffexsgzgkl - . X , .X Q Stanrlizrg: Vic Bounchi, Bob Williams, Ken Mclntyre, Bill Young. Seated: Sylvia Bowles. leader candidates and promoted school spirit by publicizing athletic events. The campus grounds committee aided in solving the parking problem. The student activities committee set the dates for and coordinated school events. Frances Botts, Ifm Trout, Ron Rigdon, Marion Rowin. Front man' Ioe Handy, Ioyce Shriver, Dick Langner, Io Hartnett, Dot Mohler, Nancy Ezell, Bill Meyer, Gayle Smith, Donna Bocker, Judy liartra m, Ioan Vogt. I ' ., ,M ff , f wwf 5 1 l f .f 4 I 1 f 23

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5 I a r I 1 1 i. 1 . 'i Q I. i l 1 i l r i 1 , i i l 'i .i l r l 1 i l x i XX Rx 55 . aa W . , A Back row: Ierry Curnutt, Bob Richardson, Sam Ganaway, Cecil Henry, Richard Schwartz, Bill Beshears, lack Root, Donna Lambert, Dick Blackwood, Donnie Davis, Martha Borgstadt, lim Bloss, Ann Faubion, Francine Coffey, Dan Triplett, Charlie Blaylock. From row: Iudy Digby, Don Blalock, Marilyn Chandler, Art Carder, Dave Splan, lack Armstrong, Ruth Ann Harr, Earle Dale, Iralee Reppeto, lim Vogel. Student Senate Wk f1 1fff'0f1s' 5f flf 7' Body P mfff'ff Presiding over the Student Senate is one of the l main duties of lack Armstrong, our Student Body i President. Under his guidance many new projects have been initiated in the Senate. The first ot these was the Student-Administration Encampment held before school opened, to discuss problems of the college. One of the results of this encampment was the formation of a Student Court to deal with the parking problem on campus. This year for the first time the Senate is going to edit a handbook for new students. A new and complete Constitution for the Student Association has been adopted. And, as Student Body President, lack has been working on plans for the organization of the new Student Union. lack and seven other Senate delegates visited Kansas colleges gathering ideas to help improve student government on our campus. The Senate has also worked with the adminis- tration on improving chapel programs, student recreation, Freshmen orientation, and Homecoming. Besides serving as Student Body President lack is active in Kappa Alpha, Alpha Zeta Pi, and S , .,- ,,- , , ,, Beta Beta Beta. 22 Stl l seen .ILC I .nsti prol Bob Sylx car: sticlf eith4 strec thos Cou at CQ stud lines and This Cou. assui 'ihill Ac The dar Sens B row: Bartr ft

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X X X t i f f , fin i Back row: lim Lewis, Alzora Ieffords, Bob l-Ioneyfield, Fred Belk. Middle: Sam Ganaway, Margaret Rolls, Ed Forbes, I'l L t ' V'rffinia I-Iurt Charlie Bla 'lock. Franz: Betsy Morgan, Carol Carter, Dot Mohler, Ioy Stone, Ianet Lukens. ce ues, lg , 5 .5 B'S'-U' The Baptist Student Union serves all students as the necessary link between the college and the church. Leading the students in planning and directing the campus religious activities is the Executive Council. As a direct result of this planning, a week of Missions Emphasis was added this year to the other activities of the B.S.U. These other activities included Sunday evening fellowship hours for all students, Youth teams, Religious Focus Week, daily Morning Watch services, and numerous mission projects. Betsy Morgan, Charlie Blaylock, Hannah El Dunn, Neil Givens, Ed Barth. Coordinating Council The Mg, ious Activities Coordinating Council is a council of chosen students, who are representative of Five organized denominational groups. The purpose of this group is to make possible a representative voice in all campus religious activities and to furnish a channel of communication between the campus and various pastors. One representative from each or- ganized group-American Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Southern Baptist-is chosen to serve on the Council. ias, Ierry Eaton, Ron Richmond, Sara Yocum, Howard W shut. 24 i MS A iii f 4 . all EI 'x 'f V, 1--- ..., . Berer Van Ba The Bapl Puff th ro with in t mon Odd Char