Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Student Faculty Committee Coordinates Campus Life I lie problem of finding parking places on (lie Men s campus was one of llio many activities of tlic Student-Faculty Cooperative Committee, which is composed ol a group of faculty members and students elected from the two campuses. 1 lie committee also investigated improvements in the examination schedule, in the relationship of fraternities to the school, and in the possibilities of instituting a system of pre-registration. The aim of the Student-Faculty Committee is to foster improved relations between tbe two campuses and among tlic faculty, administration, and tbe students. Tbe members are elected by the student body after nomination by class and student body members. Members of tbe committee arc: Henry Bair. Chairman: Mrs. Virginia Arey. Secretary: Dr. Irving A. Hamilton. Mrs. Charlotte R. Smith. Mr. Dyar Massey. Carolyn Littlejohn. Heather Ann Satterfield, Fatsy Cook. Jim Plyler. Algie Brown. Isfl lit liujhl: I (retry Ikslr. I)i. Hamilton. Adeitor: Carol 1 Jlllr|olin. Headier Ann SattcffidJ. Mr . Iffilnla Arry. Pnliy Cook. Inn Ptyler. Alk’ir r n 30

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Corutitutfon Committee member nr . l.efI to Uitihl Annr B.il.Uviii N'orford. Tvm I'lllrr. Carolyn Ijtllv( !m. | «ul Craven. JanJer Moor . Claire Daniel . Mac Mean- . Standing Roger Poore. Dee |j»Co»«e. Roy Austin. Susan Clary. Aubrey Daniel . O'uilre Muclcenfim. nnd dene GodboM Constitution Committee Plans a Constitution for Men and Women During llic school year 1953-3-I llie firs! moves were made lo consolidate tlie constitutions of the men's and womens student bodies. A constitution committee was appointed by the president of the two student l odie$. and work was begun on a joint constitution with the goal in mind of a joint student body on tlie new campus. I bis year the committee is composed of seventeen members appointed by Mac Meares and Emma Jean Walker. Under tlie chairmanship of Paul Craven the committee meets each Friday night to formulate tin-new constitution. I he group has been in the process of studying constitutions from other co-educational institutions and has used all good ideas and principles which they found and embodied them into the best type constitution for the coed student body at Furman University. Tlie Joint Constitution Committee itself is divided up into various subcommittees which were assigned a particular topic. 1 be subcommittees reported in turn to the whole committee .uid llicir findings were deliberated upon. The Joint Constitution is virtually completed. After deciding whether to incorporate the new constitution while the campuses are still separate or wait until the student bodies are boused on one campus. the committee will submit the- constitution to the Women's Student Council and the Men's Student I.egislature. The committee is composed of Paul Craven. Chairman: Carolyn Littlejohn. Secretary: and Henry Bair. Don Gant. Roger Poore. Gene God bo Id. Aubrey Daniels, l oin Eller. Ray Austin. Mac Mcarcs. Anne Norford. Emma Jean Walker. Dee LaCoste. Susan Clary. Claire Daniels. Chartee Muckenfuss. and Janice Moore. Mr. Ernest E. Harrill is the faculty advisor. 29

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Marshals Usher at Zoo Functions .e l fo Right: Wanda Krkltie. Gayle Ann Cox. Bonnie Kerr. Beth I app. fvdilli I'.vnn . I’lorence Cuter. Marcia Avant. Helm Stewart. Whitney Barite . Stuart Harbin I lie Marshals, elected by the four classes during spring elections, are chosen on the basis of their general appearance, dignity, poise, personality, and charm. The Marshals usher at plays, concerts. 0| ercttns. and chapel programs. T hev also usher at May Day. Class Day. and Graduation. I he Marshal Board carries out its tasks by maintaining quiet and assisting guests in the auditorium. Becky I app is I lead Marshal. Social Standards Board I ndcr the chairmanship of Marietta Martin the Social Standards Board helps to promote the high standards of social life found at the Woman’s C ollege. I he purpose of this organization is to set the standards of dress and conduct on and off the campus. The customs, traditions, and rules of conduct at the “Zoo’ Sets Zoo Society Trends were sent to the Freshmen before the opening of school in the form of a phainphlct. Miss Su .y Zoo . Social Standards Board sponsors semi formal dinners once a month, and it assists in the traditional after-dinner coffees each Sunday. SroW: Marietta Martin. (luutnxi i Slant ling. Isft to Right: Carey Jo Greene. I trim Ddjoache. Sylvia MrKrmie. Sandy Cook. Iditli Kv.il .-. liilnrv Ikima. K.kIk-I Count . IjnaU lindtay. Roltrrla I l.irrit. it o I e n Stewart, Carole Ijitlefidd. Anne O'Neal. Claudia (Sm von Maddox. Joye Mearr . Sumn Clary. BennHI.i Clary. Betty Kay Maitey, Judy Molinnroli.