Emory and Henry College - Sphinx Yearbook (Emory, VA)

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W.S.A. All women students, upon entrance into the college, au- tomatically become members of this association, which was organized in 1943 to serve the needs of the women stu- dents. The council, elected by the entire organization con- sists of the officers, two representatives of each class, and a day student representative. This group administers the affairs of the women students. r, secretary-treasurer; Bill Rodgers, evident. W.S.A. SEATED: Mary Beth Hunt, Treasurer; Peggy Cooper, President; Betty June Spurgeon, Vice-President; Sandra Bolling, Secretary. STANDING: Alma Dutton, Sara Saylor, Suzanne Lconhardt, Barbara Miller, Anne Shanks, Ruth Evelyn Baker. Government SOCIAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE SEATED: Anne Brown, Jenny Rowland, Betty June Spurgeon, chairman; Penny Crockett, Anna Mac Dowdy. STANDING: Bonnie Hunt. Ella Portis, Othclla Gardner, Ruth Roberts, Barbara Bailey, Stella Dutton. MISSING: Barbara Brooks, Martha Ed- wards, Norma French George, Rita Pccktal. SOCIAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE As an auxiliar)’ branch of the W.S.A., Social Standards members welcome new girls by summer letters, arrive early in the fall to greet the freshman girls, sponsor Sat- urday night “mixers” and appoint hostesses for the girls’ dormitories.

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STUDENT JUDICIARY The Student Judiciary is the newest branch of student government at Emory. Members arc elected from the men’s dormitories and the day students; with the execu- tive officers of the VV.S.A. completing the body. The president of the student body appoints the Chief Justice and the Prosecuting Attorney. The purpose of the Student Judiciary is to co-operate with the faculty and administration in handling the dis- cipline problems that arise. STUDENT JUDICIARY SEATED: John Seymour, chief justice. STANDING: Joe Griffiths, Bob Rose, Mooney James, Ralph Repass, Sam Patterson, George Vaughn, Frank Settle, Bill Hopper, Bob Lindsay, Bob McConnell, Bill Wright, Roy Lee Payne. MISSING: Bill Wells, Warren Stewart, Larry Dexter, Bob Brown, Jim Addington, Jim Daugherty, Jack Lindsey, Ralph Warner, Jack Martin, Phil Weaver, Andy Williams, Paul Chambers, Lester Hall, Malissa Miller, Stan McCready, prose- cuting attorney. Student OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT BODY Al Ciccone, vicc-Drcsidcnt; Sara Saj LEGISLATURE SEATED: Ann Disney, Penny Crockett, Ruth Roberts, Mary Sey- mour, Sara Saylor, Jan Ward. STANDING: Frank Settle, Dave Kannon, Sam Houston, Al Ciccone, John Cock, Tommy Au, Jerry Morton. NOT PICTURED: Tom Davidson, Jamie Farley, Don Progar, Jim McNccr. STUDENT LEGISLATURE The student legislature is composed of four members of each class, plus the presidents of the freshman, sopho- more, and junior classes, and the vice-president of the senior class. They arc elected each spring from slates nom- inated by the Gaylord Party and the Independent Party at the same time of the election of the student body offi- cers.

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C.S.M. COUNCIL 1st ROW: Chaplain Mason, Tommy Au, Othclla Gardner, Dunn Monroe, Bonnie Hunt. 2nd ROW: Vivian Hudson, Marvin Rodgers. 3rd ROW: Charles Porter, Alma Dutton, Bill Jones, Phyllis Murray, Dave Kannon, Barbara Bailey, Stan McCrcady, Anne Shanks. NOT PICTURED: Sue Lconhardt, Dewey O’Connor. C.S.M. The C.S.M. Council is composed of the co- chairmen of the C.S.M., the co-chairman of the commissions, with Chaplain Mason as sponsor. The Council serves as leaders for the Chris- tian Student Movement, of which all students arc members. CHI CLUB The Chi Club was organized in 1934 bring together those students who have eh sen religious work as a vocation. Mcctin; arc held twice monthly, with programs subjects which will be helpful to the mcr 76