Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Many words would be necessary to describe the position of the Student Coun- cil on the Chowan campus, for the Council rocked along while the Joint Council sought to establish a nnore workable system of government. This is not an ap- propriate space in which to extoll the virtues of the government or to cite faults. However, the nnembers of the Council worked diligently throughout the year , striv- ing for a workable type of government. Though not much could be shown for the year ' s operation, that which was done will have a great deal of effect upon the next constitution to be drawn, the next council to convene, the philosophy of stu- dent government, and the necessity for student-faculty cooperation. The Judiciaries, under the Student Council, performed the greatest part of government. Because of overlapping authority invested in the Judiciaries many of the functions of the Student Council were absorbed. Council inactivity, necessitated by the Faculty Committee on Student Govern- ment, had two effects. The faculty and students realized the dire need of rapport. Faculty and students who had expressed little concern actively participated in discussions. The Council hopes that the effect of the discussions will promote a good form of government on the Chowan campus. THE STUDENT COUNCIL. First tow: William Cattet, Betty Reinhardt, Judy Boyd, Mildred Mizell, Gloria Cox, Claude Ivey, Keith Roberts; second row, Charles Middleton, Dan Page, Bobby Alligood, Gene Williams, Milliard Greene, Eugene Herring, Charles Fulcher.

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OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT are Betty Reinhardt. Secretary; Claude Ivey. Vice-President; Milliard Greene, President; Dan Page, Freshman Class President; Mildred Mizelle, Treasurer. Not pic- tured: Gene Williams, Sophomore Class President. The Student Government Milliard Greene President

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The Judiciaries The Judiciaries are composed of men and women fronn the student body. They are selected by the members of the Student Government Council, and the chairman of the Judiciary serves on the Council. The Judiciary, a Supreme Court under the Student Council, is responsible for seeing that the rules and regulations of the Handbook are enforced. The officers of the Judiciary are a chairman and a secretary. The chairman presides over all meetings and casts the deciding vote in case of a tie. The secretary keeps a permanent record of all nrieetingfe, of the unexcused absences occurring at the last Judiciary, and sends any necessary notices for the Judiciary.