Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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C. R. Pritchett President nf Sfudcni Bodij Student

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Student Government ONE of the greatest sources of pride to the Davidson man is his system of Student Government, and the degree of success with whieii it is conducted. it has been stated tliat Davidson has a greater amount of actual Student Govern- ment and jurisdiction tlian any other college in the country. And tills in the broadest state is very l)rol).ilily true in s])itc of the feelings to tlie contrary of many who are interested in publications, bi-caust ' of the rather rigorous rules governing all subject mat- ter of the publications, and in spite of our friend, the age-old controversial sub- ject, compulsory Church attendance. Student Government is adminstered by the Student Council, which body judges all infringements of the Honor System covering perjury, stealing and cheating, and enforces the Student Body Constitu- tion. The Student Council is elected annually and by classes. There are seven mem- bers chosen by the Senior Class, four by the Junior Class, three by the Sopho- mores, and one by the Freshmen. The Student Body President is also the Presi- dent of the Student Council. Officers of the Student Body for the ))ast year include, C. R. Pritchett, of the Senior Class, President; T. Brock and W. W. Fraley of the Junior Class, Vice- Presidents; and R. F. Norton, of the Sophomore Class, Secretary and Treas- urer. Stident (Jovehnmknt Officeks [22]