University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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actions have always been unimpeaehable and above criticism. 'Perhaps it is this untlagging interest on the part, of the students that has niaclc Floritla campus government. outstanding among student governments of totlay. The Executive Council's chief claim to importance on. this campus lies in its tlnty to allocate properly aurl spenfl wisely. lts functions lie in legislation, ecution anll arhninistration of the entire stuflent. activity funcl to all campus organizations-Aathletic, musical, tlramatic, literary and artistic. 'llhe histor ' of Flori4la's Executive Council is the 5 histor of successful democratic government on our B campus, for the cfliciency of the former has in a large measure been responsible for the thoroughness anfl proper functioning of the latter. I-hcmw Ween Uris lima, Smnm' Mane-an,u.l. R. GORDON Srenrvn-:s l ic'4- l'rvxiflvlit IN SESs1o,N 1 w 1311 lnzlmi-IIN AIIIIUI-INGO tl. T. llwpclns Aliltl-1It'l' Gnarzssla-1

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COURT W tw- UPP SIMONSON SMITH MILLS Nouns J0SlQIil1I FIEIIDIC Al.l.lcN CROWN Bunn IJIJDLEX' Since its founding, t.he 'Honor Court has funct.ioned efficiently and swiftly in dealing with various culprits charged with vio- lating the code. Qlts decisions have always been wisely reached by the .members of the court and never has a verdict been chal- lenged. The faculty .has observed its every decision and co- Operated to enforce it. Morally, the Court has greatly aided in placing the responsi- bility for each studentfs conduct directly on himself and his fellows, without reliance upon superiors. ' lt has enabled others, Outside the University, to put their trust in students without fear or prejudice. Seldom is this trust violated. As honor and trust are the cornerstones of democracy, the Honor Court. and what it stands for has been of invaluable aid in developing the charact.ers of the students within its dominion and in giving to each the eorrcct balance between right and Wrflllg. ,lt has been the final touch in the complete democracy illlil self-government of a student. body. WALl.M:l-3 Joi-LING, Clerk --.-.s-...r.,