University of West Alabama - Paragon Yearbook (Livingston, AL)

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HO W0MEN9S HOUSING AND A. W. S. The Women's Housing Council and the Associated Women Students Organization are the governing body of women students at Livingston University. The council sets the rules and regulations that govern conduct and appearance of Livingston coeds. It also administers disciplinary measures whenever such action is deemed necessary. AWS OFFICERS-Seatea': Carol Overstreet, Vice-President; Mrs. Virginia Irwin, Sue Culp, President. Standing: Maricay Melcher, Social Chairman: Brenda Whitcomb, Treasurer; Betty Smallwood, Secretary. 4g ta, acn- SELDEN HOUSING COUNCILeSeated: Virginia Strickland, Vice- SPIETH HOUSING COUNClL-Seated: Mrs. Una Harmon, Judy Tillman, President; Jane Jackson, President; Mrs. Newell. Standing: Gail Arcand, President; Billie Collier, Vice-President; Priscilla Gray, Secretary; Betty Cultural Chairman; Pat Cummins, Social Chairman; Betty Averett, Secre- Tims, Treasurer; Nancy Hale, Culturat Chairman. Standing: Sara Moody, tary; Nancy Ham, Treasurer. Social Chairman; Laverne Bazemore, Margaret Bynum, Counselors; Brenda Stewart, Freshman Representative.

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TUMBLINC CLUB Mike Merriam, Evelyn Hamilton, Sara Demetree, Larry Coburn, Stan Davis, Johnny Phillips, Bettye Stone, Billie Lewis, Jane Jackson, Pat Cummings, Barbara Harris. The Tumbling Club is an organization for men and women students who are interested in promoting various forms of gymnastics, acrobatics, and tumbling activ- ities. The group hows weekly meetings and performs at various campus functions from time to time.

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MEN9S HOUSING COUNCIL Row 1: Mike Alexander, Robert Bumpers, Benny Kirkham, Jerry Barlow, Billy Milstead. RowZ: Butch Barnes, Mrs. Simpkins, Eddie Gault, Bill Cleveland, James Gibson, Mrs. Scott. Row 3: Paul Jay Kuhn, Johnny Hollingsworth, Clem Smith, Andy Bynum, Johnny Gunn. The Men's Housing Council is an organization of paid student employees of Living- ston University. These students are charged with the responsibility of planning, organizing, executing, and continously evaluating the student activities program of the men's dormi- tories. The Council is equally responsible for the condition of the physical facilities, appliances, equipment, and supplies of the dormitories. The Council's first responsibility is to promote a positive program of activities for the men residents and to offer positive guidance toward maturity and seriousness of purpose for all men residents. The Council's second major responsibility is to protect, by vigorous enforcement of rules and principles of conduct, the interest of the serious student by removing from the dormitory any student whose conduct proves that he is not yet ready for the freedom and privileges that dormitory life affords.