Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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CHROMASCOPE MEN'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE gj i I £ 9 m V f I % T,T i r Hutt Scott P. Smith Hovell Carter Felker, Pres. Springall Evans Talbot CTUDENT government has met with some degree of success in Austin College although there is still room for improvement. It puts more responsibility upon the students and makes them more self-reliant and at the same time controls the actions of the student body. Since the abolishment of the Kangaroo Court several years ago difficulties have arisen because with it went the most effective means of punishment. The students, with the help of the faculty, make their own laws and enforce them. Student government is headed by two groups, the Men’s Executive Committee and the Woman’s Executive Committee, and these two groups co-operate in handling the affairs of the student body. The Men's Executive Committee is composed of four members of the Senior class, three members of the Junior class, two members of the Sophomore class, and one member of the Freshman class. The duties of the committee include all cases of disobedience of the men of the student body and they are handled as in any court. The honor system is also in effect in Austin College and, like the student government, it also has met with both success and failure, but, on the whole, it is fairly effective. The Men's Executive Com- mittee js also the center of the honor system. KEY p

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CLASS PRESIDENTS

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CHROMASCOPE GIRLS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back row—Brittain, Steedman, Ernest, Pugh, Smith Front row—Langford, McFarland, Donnell, Morgan, Calhoun, McCoy OFFICERS Joyce Ernest . Helen Morgan Louise McCoy President Vice-President Secretary npHE Girls’ Executive Committee is the governing body of the women of Austin College. It is composed of all the girls of the student body who are classified as regular students. The organization meets once a month to consider matters that pertain to the welfare of the co-eds and the College as a whole. It is composed of four members from the senior class, three members from the junior class, two members from the sophomore class and one member from the freshman class. The duties of this group are practically the same as those of the Men’s Executive Committee except that they deal with the women and the other group deals with the men. A committee from each group are selected to handle certain types of cases. Officers for the year are elected at the end of the previous year. Miss Joyce Ernest led the group as president this year. KEY