East Carolina University - Buccaneer Tecoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Women ' s Honor Council SEATED: Kathy Cauble, Joan Wethering ton, Carol Daugherty, Janet McKenzie STANDING: Dinah Nibbelink, Kay Yow Judy Johnson, Peggy Davis, Carole KATHY CAUBLE Attorney-General litiated at East Carolina College. alternate. Four juniors and three seniors are cted to each of the councils in campus elec- is. These groups elect their own officers. Both ie attorney-general staffs. Bob Miller serves men ' s attorney-general with Mack Worthing- as an aid. Kathy Cauble heads the attorney- leral staff for women students. The Honor ie endorses a standard of conduct for all stu- nts at East Carolina College. Three faculty mbers and four students comprise the Appeals yd which is the highest judicial branch on opus. Any student may appeal his case as high this Appeals Board and then to the President the College. hree Appeals Board members, Chaii id Dr. Batton discuss policy. George Wightman, Mary Ann Watson

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Men ' s Honor Council Tom Sobol Bob Miller Henry Cantrell Bill Tharrington Bill Clark Ray Stevens Phil Dean Jerry Ainsfield Mack Worthingtc Doug Langs Attorney-General Bob Miller talks with Chairman Henry Can- trell about the Honor Code principles. Honor Council Is Just before the end of spring quarter of 1963, the Student Senate passed the Honor Code sys- tem; and it became a part of East Carolina College. You are on your honor not to cheat, steal or lie states the Honor Code. Further the Campus Code states: You are bound by your responsibility as a gentleman or a lady, to conduct yourself as such at all times, and further to see to it insofar as possible, that your fellow students do likewise. This system is not designed to restrict student actions, but its strength is based upon the belief that integrity is fostered in all people with a common purpose in mind and a mutual respect for the truth. Both the Women ' s and Men ' s Honor Councils are composed of seven members and

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IDC Provides Fellowship for Male Representing 1,600 men dormitory residents, the Inter-Dormitory Council was established to promote and maintain an efficient system of student govern- ment in the men ' s residence halls, to foster a whole- some program of social activities, and to aid in fra- ternal relationships among dormitory residents. The Inter-Dormitory Council elects its own officers and a judicial body of five from its organization of eighteen men. This governing group is composed of the three dormitory presidents, the three dormitory SGA Senators, and the twelve elected representatives from each of the twelve floors in the three dormi- tories. The five member court has primary jurisdiction in all cases involving violations of dormitory regula- JIM MAHAN The five members serving on the IDC Court are Eddie Greene Clerk of Court; Ollie Jarvis; Bob Nesbitt, Chairman; Lloyd Allen and Bill Parrish.