Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Whins. Timvm.i. Burners. ( jimMormu. GlLKTHAf, lll-NTI ■. Rohinson. Jackson, Mom iv, Bhi hi ck, Pavni, Nunn, ('allamam STUDENT LEGISLATURE Organized lor I he purpose ol formulating the laws and rules which govern the activities ol the student body, the Student Legislature is composed of seventeen members who represent the interests ol the fraternities, the dormitories, and the town students. I his non judicial and non-executive body is empowered to do nnything that does not encroach upon the rights and duties ol the student body officers, the Student Council, and which is not within the range ol facu Ity supervision. I o the end of a l etter student government, the legislature has chiefly concerned itsell this year with the development ol a workable point system which encourages a wider range ol leadership and the development ol legislative pro-cecdure. I he Student Legislature ol Dll and 19-12 is composed of the following officers and members: President. Hazel Ciilstrap; Vice-President, lames Bra .iel: Secretory. John renn; Sergeant-at Arms. Wallace Brubech: Mercer Bridges. Walter Callaham. Mac Christopher. Aaron Groce. Martin Hunter. Miller lack son. Bob Mobley. Mills Nunn. Buddy Payne. Ward Robinson. Randolph Russell. George I indall. and ( ioorge I inner. 30

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VISORY BOARD Woman s C allege I lie Freshman Advisory Hoard assists vi tli the Freshman orientation program sponsored each year on the woman s campus; its function is to help new students heroine quickly and happily adjusted to college. I he advisers, appointed by Student Council with the vice-president of the student body as its head, act as counselors to their groups. Elizabeth Marshall planned and conducted this year s program and was assisted by a capable group of students. Nina Baker. Scotty Ewen. Florence Coursey. Doris I indal. Si»r«»f Smith. Dot Wilson. Mary Frances Johnson. Mary Kathryn Patrick. Dot Brunson. Margaret Palmer, and Belli Bryson were the senior advisers. I lie underclassmen serving as counselors were Martha Jo Cockfield, Prances Folk. I .illie Fuller. Doris Heidgerd. Doris Moss. Ruth Mitchell. Jean Griffin. Jane Allee. Ann Poe. Sarah Aiton. anti Mary Margaret Nicholson. Johnson. Wii n n. Co mi Y. l iwiv. Mo a, (ikiimn. I'oi k.

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I lie Rat Court enforces freshman regulations. I laving l een organized for only two years, this group is serving an important need on the campus. I he freshman regulations, which were formerly enforced by the Student Council, are now administered by this willing group of sophomores. Everctle I homos, president of the Sophomore Class, is ex-officio chairman. Other members are Bill ( hapman. Mac Christopher, Wilbur Coyle. Earle I'urman. I lorry Hayncsworth. bred Hilliard, led Machen. and S. R. Mitchell. Ernest Nunn, secretary of the Student Body, is the adviser. Rat cap violations and the promotion and supervision of Rat I )ay composed the activities of the Court this year. RAT COURT Flnt ro v Ni ns. Firman, Imomaj. M.rchis. otli Srtoml lotr I III HARD. ClIAP.MAN. MllClllll 31