Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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Student Assembly Representatives from all four classes plus a selected delegation from the Council of Club Presidents provide for the personnel in the Student Assembly, the legislative department of the student government. This assemblage is responsible in the main for drawing up the laws and statutes that govern the student body. Meeting at regular intervals, these representatives con- sider all potentialities that would tend to make student life at Clemson more favorable. The entire student body is polled in some instances before policies are recom- mended. This aggregate is largely responsible for the ever-increasing interest demonstrated at the polls each year during school elections. L. W. MOORE Chairman Student Assembly. 27

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Executive Committee Serving in the capacity of coordinating agency for the student body is the Executive Committee which, com- bined with the judicial and legislative phases, heads up the student government at Clemson. This group is composed of the president, vice-president, and secretary of the student body along with the presidents of the four classes. The committee rules over all student activities and directs the policies of the student government. J. J. as president had more than one problem as it was often difficult to convince Clemson men that it would not be proper to declare war against Carolina or to paint Carolina ' s stadium orange. j. j. BRITTON President Student Body tih£h J. B. BLANDFOBD. JR. R. T. HILLHOUSE W. P. THOMASON Vice-Pres. Student Body Secretary Student Body President Senior Class Lett to Ri ht: J. S. Whisonant. J. S. Fox, W. W. Stover. B. M. EBWIN W. B. CBOW W. J. SEABS President Junior Class President Sophomore Class President Freshman ( ' lass Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, J. S. Whisonant; Campus Coordinator of N. S. A., J. S. Fox and Chairman of the Election Committee, W. W. Stover map strategy for the various small but essential details which crop up continually in the effi- cient running of student government. Working in close contact with the Executive Committee these three are a valuable aid in expediting any unex- pected business.

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G. S. SWEET Chairman Senior Council The judicial agency of Clemson ' s tri- branch student government is a nine-man team of seniors whose duty it is to adminis- ter disciplinary action unto those students who have been charged with a misde- meanor or breach in the regulations of the college. The council is composed of seven members who are elected by the vote of the student body plus two ex-ofEcio members, the vice-president of the senior class and the highest ranking officer in R. O. T. C. The constituents of this important and essential organization are liable for duty at any time, regardless of other conflicting engagements. It is their job to recommend penalty for any student who has not ad- hered to certain basic rules or who have brought discredit to the institution. J. D. Braid D. G. Gallup G. B. Manning F. M. Moore J. P. Clement T. E. Hutchinson W. M. Manning S. B. Skinner Attorneys V. I. Neely II. E. Pearc C. J. Reece J. L. Sinclair 28