Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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dUjqhlaniL dialL ojmmiA iofL A responsible group of boys . . . selected by popular vote . . . the Court of Justice for students residing in the Boys ' Dormitory . a student regulator of dormitory life It receives complaints from those under its jurisdiction . . . considers accusa- tions of misconduct . . tries all such cases coming before it . . . decides the pun- ishment for all violations of Hall Regulations . . . administers sentence and justice. The Commission under its President, Jay Shepherd, tries to promote congeniality and sober living among the students . . . provides for regular inspection of rooms . . . acts as an able judicial court. Composed of seven students and one faculty representative, the members are: President, Jay Shepherd; Secretary, L. E. Smyre; Senior Representative, Leroy Trexler; Junior Representatives, Bennett Gilbert, Carl BIyth; Sophomore Representative, Roy Agner; Freshman Representative, I. P. Efird; Faculty Representative, Dean E. L. Setzler. M im Page Twenty

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Arrangement of the non-academic calendar . . . Analysis of the social situation of the college . Passage of such social regulations not provided for in the con- stitution Chairman, Dr P. E. Monroe: Dean of Women, Margaret E, Alleman; Dean of Men; E, L, Setzler; Faculty Members, Helen Stahler and F. G, Morgan; President of Student Body, Edgar Cooper; President of Women ' s Hall Commission, Mary Gladys Fisher; President of Men ' s Hall Commission, Jay Shepherd; Member-at-Large, Ann Minter. SiuudsunL QcdbinsdL To uphold the Constitution, the Honpr System, the Campus Regulations ... to conduct hearings for violations against the Student Government of Lenoir Rhyne . . . weigh all evidence . , and administer justice. President, Edgar Cooper, Vice-President, William Hall; Secretary, Margaret Beam; Class Representatives, Bennette Carpenter and Frances Rhyne, Worth Jones and Rachel Conrad, Dot Ketner and John Gregory; Commission Representatives, Jay Shepherd, Ann Minter, and Betty Smith; Faculty Representative, F. G. Morgan. Page Nineteen

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(jt)omjmX, dljolL ( ommJA Jum, The Women ' s Hall Commission ... an example of the possible advances of stu- dent government on our campus. They have worked . . . they have worked together . . . and together they have brought about a respected and approved system of dor- mitory self-government. Under the unusual, capable leadership of the president, and the vigilant coopera- tion of the members of the commission, things have been happening . . . privileges for the senior girls were extended . . . additional quiet hour 45 minutes before light bell . . . smoking privileges granted to those with permission from home . . . 11 :30 permission Friday night for all girls. They have set the pace for the entire student body. President, Mary Gladys Fisher; Vice-President, Martha McCimsey; Secretary, Mary Self; Representatives. Margaret Beam, Daisy Dean Htnes. Helen Safrit, Gladys Boggs, Ann Minter, Rita Wallace, Claudia Carpenter, Hildan Shepherd, Betty Smith, Besi Silman, Emma Lee Rhyne, Jeanne Cox, Margaret Witherspoon, Dean Margaret E. Alleman. Page Twenty-one