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i $ : Back Row, Left To Right: Ronald Gilreath, Bob Gibson, Professor Burton Humphreys, advisor. Second Row: Georgia Anderson, Jan- ice Feltman. Third Row: Anne Abercrombie, Frances Rivers, Rita Burley, Sue Payne. Front Row: Mrs. John Clark, advisor, Jo Shir- ley, President, Jo Ann Woodham, John LoUis. Student Government Association The object of the Student Government Association of Anderson College is to foster student interests and activities, to maintain high standards of scholarship and honor among students, to aid in administering regula- tions, and to transact business pertaining to the student body. Every student enrolled in Anderson College auto- matically becomes a member of the Association. The executive power of the Association is vested in the Council, which is composed of the regular offi- cers and representatives of various campus groups. The Council meets once each week, dealing with problems of discipline, as well as any considerations concerning the welfare of the students. The Dean of Women and the Dean of Men serve in an advisory capacity with this group. Chapel programs are conducted regularly by the Student Council. The President of the Council presides, the Council members wear caps and gowns, and the Alma Mater is sung. Various programs of interest to the student body are presented. The Student Faculty Committee, composed of rep- resentatives from the Student Council, and representa- tives from the Faculty, considers problems and policies of the college, and deals with the more serious discip- linary problems. This Committee represents the coopera- tive effort of both students and Faculty to make An- derson College a finer school.
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Home Economics Club The Doddridge Home Economics Club aids in the development of initiative, leadership, and professional pride for students interested in this field. Each girl who is taking Home Economics is eligible to join the club. This organization, named for the first home econ- omics teacher at Anderson College, is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association, the South Caro- hna Home Economics Association, and a member of the Omicom Iota Kappa. The three main projects during this school term is sponsoring a Christmas tea for high school students in the eight surrounding counties; attending the State Con- vention in Clemson, South Carolina, presenting a spring fashion show of the clothes each girl has made — a beginner ' s garment, tailored garment, or an original design. Standing, Left To Right: Patsy Brazell and Hermine Jantzen. Back Row, Left To Right: Anne Hughes, Barbara Davis, Jan Feltman, Sally Atkinson, Joyce Glenn, Barbara Dempsey, Beverly Xewsom, Moriat XichoUs, Rosemarv Temple, Marsha Groover. Front Row, Left To Right: Mrs. David Martin, Advisor, Shirley Wilson, Carol Burton, Juha Burton, Priscilla Randall, Frances Hiers, president. Not Shown: Betty Ann Poole, Gail Walker, Tina Dopp, Paula Mesa, Becky Mereditli, Betty Tratton, Linda Styles, Linda McCart, Mrs. Sara Glenn, Sylvia Christopher, Elaine Moore, Reci Adams, Jean McAlister, Mary Bozard, Shelba Campbell, Patsy Moore, Margaret Walker, Sharon Mi. on, Ann Coker.
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Men s Student Government The Men ' s Student Council is a link beb,veen the Student Government As- sociation and the men students. This is a new organization on our campus since more men are members of our student body. The men ' s council members can more easily understand and deal with the problems of the other men. Back Row, Left To Right: Gary Williams, Don Witham, Larry Gaillard, James Shirley, Bill Moore, James Rauton. Seated, Left to Right: Clarence Elmore, Bob Gibson, chairman. Professor Burton H. Humphreys, advisor.
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