Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Woman's Campus Woman s Coll ege student l o ly officers arc elected annually and serve as llie executive head of the girls student government organization. Marcia Bell, student body president, presides over all meetings of the student body and Executive Council. Marcia lias numerous oilier duties such as appointing committees lor all occasions and handling reports of infractions of rules. I he vice-president s main task is freshman orientation. which has been capably handled this year bv Elizabeth Marshall. Marguerite Belle is stu- dent body secretary, who must keep the minutes of Student Council, attend to the student body correspondence, and post all offenses and penalties. I he funds of the student body and other matters of finance are responsibilities designated for the treasurer. Beth McNabb is this year’s treasurer. Each oflicer holds a corresponding position in the Student Council: and the president and vice-president must be boarding seniors, while the secretary and treasurer must be a boarding junior and sophomore respectively. BiiU.. McN'mi. Maknii.u. Bu ' 23

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1 11 Jo right: Af.NI . Pf.NO£ CRASS. lim.»f.CK. and Nunn STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Aden s Campus Bill Brubeck was president of the Student Boily this year. Serving with him were I lurry Agnew. vice-president. Ernest Nunn, secretary, and Roper Pendergrass, treasurer. I hey were elected last April by popular vote and took office at the time ol their election last year. Brubeck. Agnew, Nunn, and Pendergrass form the executive branch ol the student government. Bill always presides over the student body chapel each Wednesday morning. On special occasions, he represents the student body. Also he serves as the intermediary between the student body and the administration. Harry Agnew. vice-president, is in charge ol the Freshman Ad visory Board and supervises their work. I he secretary. Ernest Nunn, is the advisor of the Rat Court as they mete out the punishment to I'reshmau. I reasurer Roper Pendergrass has as his main function serving as advisor to the House Committee. 22

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Tp the right: ()LI ( allege uni (fun tetiUun nwinlxrt I onI tor YVl I Cll, Powru, NIcDamh, wal Hoktos liatk lou-. Smith. Hammond, Walt IKS. o kI Hki HI IK THE QUAETERNION CLUB New members wear red bandannas and whitewash Old College. ’ I hat is Quarlernion tradition. I he Quarlernion Club is an organization ! campus leaders Founded in 1903 by R. M. Maulden. Rex Rice. C. I’. I hiynesworlh. and I. C. Keys. I his year seven seniors. McKciver Walters. Wright I lorton. Ihlly Mel )aniel. Jimmy Rowell, Bill Brubeck. Nat Welch, and Belton Hammond, and one Junior. Dwight Smith, composed the undergraduate club. Mac Wallers was very active as the president ol the club. Jimmy Powell served as vice-president. right Horton as secretary, and Nat Wei ch as treasurer. I he Quarlernion Club I louse, known as Old College, is the oldest building on the Rurinan campus. As is customary, the Rounder’s Banquet was held at the Poinsett Hotel after the Homecoming gome. I he alumni play a very prominent part in the activities ol the club. I he undergraduates meet with the alumni not only at the bounder’s Banquet but also at the traditional ball and Spring smokers and at the Alumni Luncheon, held during graduation week at Old College. 24