William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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Iudy IIC!-If-U' Gary 2 CO- sting surer, I the crizlcnl 5 lfzry 'Q 'Z B' STUDENT SENATE COMMITTEES-Row 1: Ieanne Trefft s, Linda Ehrsam, Suzie Hlair, Elaine Schaedler, Audrey Vought, Carolyn NVhite. Row 2: Cindy Tucker, Nancy Renfer, Iim Brown, Bob Mann, Iudy Baker, Mary Io Basye. David Burhans, Student Body President, at- tended the National Student Body Presidents' Con- ference and was joined by Gary Flack, National Student Association Coordinator, and Peggy Wil- son, Secretary-Treasurer, for the 12th Annual National Student Congress at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. Fifteen delegates along with two faculty mem- bers and nine administration members Went to STUDENT COURT-Io I-Iawkins, Carolyn Beckemey 'er, Lin the Lake of the Ozarks for the annual Fall Encampment. Included in the plans for next year is the establishment of an honorary organization for freshman men which will be under the direction of the academic affairs committee. It was this committee which set up the tutoring program in the language department. A completely new orien- tation program will be installed next fall under the direction of the orientation committee. da Hill, Charles Reineke, Ron Mathis, Gary Webster. lb fizar Q i I ,V f I LEADERSHIP . .

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STUDENT SENATE-Row 1: Gail King, Carol Sue Gillum, Martha Iohnson, Linda Henry, Nancy Simmons, Beverly 'Renz, Iudy Miler, Constance Capen. Row 2: Iess Funkhouser, lane Ann Hunt, Gary Flack, Rod Swearingen, Don Gregory, Art Miller, Peggy Wilson, Iim Conger, Kaye Cokely. Row 3: David Burhans. Norm Bowman, David Paulsmeyer, Iohn Brunner, Richard Harris, Gary Barfoot, George Barnes, Donald D. Boling, Larry Hamilton, Bob West. Sfudenf Sezzafe rqmzizes Sfuderzf Gwfairs The Student Senate, composed of representatives of all areas of the student body, is the coordinator of most campus activities. The All-School Picnic, Homecoming, Cardinal Capers fformerly Rhythm Roundupj, class officer and cheerleader elections, and the publication of the school handbook are among the major activities of the Senate..The Senate is also ultimately responsible for the func- tioning of the student publications through its membership on the Board of Control. The Chairman of the Student Senate is the Student Body President who is elected each year by the students. The Secretary-Treasurer of the Senate is elected by the Senate from its member- ship. Other members include the president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer of each class, the President of the College Union Board, and one representative from each of the sororities and fraternities, one oft'-campus and one on-campus non-afhliated student. Committees of the Senate carry on the bulk of the work. These committees are in the areas of academic affairs, campus grounds, chapel, orienta- tion, school spirit, senate organization, and student affairs. Senate members 'ire assisted by selected 2 6 LEADERSHIP non-senate members. These committees are co- ordinated by the executive committee consisting of the Student Body President, Secretary-Treasurer, public relations director of the Senate, and the National Student Association Coordinator. l'LET'S SEE lfVHf1T'S ON THE AYGENDAV' rays' P1'txz'1ff'12l David Bzrrhuzzx fo SC't'l'C'fLll'IV'TI'FLla'lll'Cl' Peggy Wilson 415 they pmpurc for an impormzzf Senate nzcering. STU Whit I tenc ferei Stuc son, Nati Illin. F bers u l i

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1 I UNION BOARD-Seated: Myra Lane, Rod Swearingen, Dr. David Moore, Larry Elliott,,Marian Board, Dave Burhans. Standing: Bill Dunbar, 'Io Hawkins, Dr. Frank Edson, Wayne Rudloff. :Zion amd Gfcfivifies reaffy Cgxparzded The College Union Board has been organized to serve the campus in cultural, educational, recrea- tional, and social activities. It is responsible to the college administration for its actions. The Union Board has been named for a College Union rather than a Student Union because it is for the use of faculty and administration as well as students. The Union Board is closely united with the Student Senate through several connections: The Union Board President is a voting member of the Senate, and the Student Body President is a mem- ber of the Union Board, the president of the Board must report the activities to the Student Senate, the appointment of the Board members must be approved by a two-thirds vote of the Senate. The William Iewell College Union was opened in the fall of 1957 to provide a community center for the entire college family. It further strives to unify all segments of college life. The College Union Board is the student-faculty board which is responsible for the all-campus activi- ties program. The members include the Union Director, seven student directors, and two faculty members. The students on the board are upper- classmen who have exhibited service to the campus 28 . . LEADERSHIP life and have established themselves as leaders. The president and secretary of the board are elected from the student members. The students on the board are known as Student Directors and each one is responsible for a particu- lar area. The areas are further divided and are supervised by Committee Chairmen. The Publicity Committee, the Personnel Director, and the Busi- ness Manager are directly responsible to the secretary of the Union Board. The Recreation area is subdivided into the committees of Ping Pong, Bridge, Tours, Shuflieboard, Crafts and Hobbies, and the Game-of-the-Week. Another specific area concerns parties and receptions. The committees include Homecoming, Achievement Day, Tree Trimming, Christmas Party, Winterfest, Spring Festival, After-Game-Parties, and After-Movie Parties. The Communication Director guides the leaders of Special Demonstrations, Campus Talent, News Service, Forums, Faculty Teas, and the Mar- ried Students Program. The last division is that of Special Programs and includes Movies, Art Shows, Special Arts, Special Music Programming, and the very important Concert-Lecture Series. The chair- men of these committees constitute a group known as the College Union Council. f . 7. X f n , I , ..,,, Q ,fi I 7. X 3 1 l I X UNI Sanc Will Virg 1 bud incl sep: sligl cont Boo the mer excc begz and ni gl UNI! aff U ' asm is 1 MY . Y X I c 2 fr I 3 . i Q