Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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First row, loft to right: Dexter Lancaster, Mar jorie Putman, Barbara Ellis, Richard Lashley, Vic Hoffman Linwood Kurd, Earl Murray, Jean Ley. Second row: Carl Whitesell, June Campbell, Peggy Zimmerman, Lacy Slayton, Duke Daily, Katie Langley, Marion Glasgow, Joyce Myers, Dwight Moore. Third row: James Pierce, Louis Duke Lacy Hall Parlia- mentarian; Louan Lambeth, Secretary; Robert Rickover, Charles Bivens, Zac Walker. Fourth row: Ronald Bergman Speaker. ' THE STUDENT LEGISLATURE The Student Legislature is the supreme legislative power in the student body. The representatives are chosen from the various dormitories and classes. The representatives are chosen by the students they are to represent. Officers in the Legislature are as follows : Speaker of the House, who is the Vice-Presi- dent of the Student Body ; Speaker Pro-tem, Parliamentarian, Secretary, and Reading Clerk. The Legislature is one of the most important bodies in the Student Government. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jerry Loy President Ronnie Bergman Vice-President Linda Simpson Secretary-Treasurer

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Left to right: Walter Edmunds, Anne Bass, John McLauchlin, Dottie Apple, Faye Gordon, Sam White. Left to right : Bobby F. Johnson, Janet B James Biggerstaff, Betty Earp, Lew Atchison. HONOR COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL The Honor Council, which tries cases concerning violations of the Honor Code and Campus Code, maintains a significant phase of Student Govern- ment at Elon. The Council promotes Christian living in all functions of college life. Two seniors, two jun- iors, one sophomore, and one freshman serve on the Council. The Student Council is a part of the Student Gov- ernment. Its duties are to try misdemeanors violat- ing the student constitution of the college. Two men, two women, and one student from the student body at large are elected annually. INTERDORMITORY COUNCILS The Interdormitory Councils represent all dormitory students. The Councils ' main functions are to make the rules which affect the conduct of the students in the dormitories and to serve as a court to try violators of the dormitories ' rules and counsel with them. The Councils also speak for the dormitory students in matters concerning the college. First row, left to right: Rebecca Matthews, Fere- bee Abbott. Second row: Patricia Coghill, Gaynelle Branton, Margaret Butler. Third row: Jackie Wil- liamson, Mary Ann Turner, Martha Langley, Carole Earle. First row, ' left to right: Leigh Wills, Frank Har- rell, Tony Stump. Second row: Carlton Grove, Lafay- ette Wilkins, J. C. Pulliam.