UNI Student Government Leaders

President Cyndi Hovden addresses the Student Senate, c. 1968.

Student Council

1916-1917

• President:  Jesse E. Shedd
• Vice President:  Charles Frank Perrott

1917-1918

• President: ?
• Vice President: ?

1918-1919

• President: ?
• Vice President: ?

1919-1920

• President: ?
• Vice President: ?

1920-1921

• President:  Clay Cowan
• Vice President: ?

1921-1922

• President:   Dale J. Welsch
• Vice President:  Carrie Albatina Watson

1922-1923

• President:  Roy E. Brown
• Vice President:  Merle R. Francis

1923-1924

• President:  Earl London
• Vice President:  Joe Van Der Brink

1924-1925

• President:   Edwin Brockman, part of fall term; Raymond T. Moore, remainder of year
• Vice President:  George Churchill

1925-1926

• President:  Millard Horton
• Vice President: ?

1926-1927

• President: George Schlesselman
• Vice President: Don Clikeman

1927-1928

• President: ?
• Vice President: ?

1928-1929

• President:  Harold Hopkins
• Vice President:  Ralph Childs

1929-1930

• President:  Mary E. Wiler
• Vice President:  Helen Cowie

1930-1931

• President:  Gerald Baxter
• Vice President:   Wilhelmina L. Haley

1931-1932

• President:  Robert K. Burley
• Vice President:  Wendell Bragonier

1932-1933

• President:  Wendell Bragonier
• Vice President:  Marjorie Harker

1933-1934

• President:   Lorinne Crawford
• Vice President:  Robert A. Brown

1934-1935

• President:   David Grant
• Vice President:  John S. Beebee

1935-1936

• President:   John S. Beebee
• Vice President:  John A. Cowie

1936-1937

• President:  Myrtle Telleen
• Vice President:  Wava H. Trunnell

1937-1938

• President:   Phil Connell
• Vice President:  Merle Anderson

1938-1939

• President:  Joseph Andrews Beavo
• Vice President: ?

1939-1940

• President:  John Cross
• Vice President:  Mary E. Rickert

1940-1941

• President:  Dugan Laird
• Vice President:  Charlene Gilbert

1941-1942

• President:  Alvira Halvorson
• Vice President:  Charles Faukler Todd

1942-1943

• President:  Ted Cross
• Vice President:   Donald Porter

1943-1944

• President:   Penelope Scott?
• Vice President: ?

1944-1945

• President:  Leadership changed frequently due to shifting wartime enrollment
• Vice President: ?

Based on research by Student Assistant Shanna Taylor; Web page developed by University Archivist Gerald L. Peterson, February-March 2007; last updated, April 2, 2012 (GP).