Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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student cabinet JtiM iluL 1 fisher si.i;m.)n IKipc .1 nders. m barthdliimcw brouk hackman hamm iviv kani]-c 1 ;arrik er li ' eniJ(iod inccrorie mcka ' mcswain moretz inurph nslesbee pugh ste ensi n ullman vvhitley the Student cabinet is that group of elected rcpic- the cabinet is the voice of the student body, concerned sentati es of the student body which is ' ested with uhi- with the welfare of all students . . . full-time and part- mate authority in matters go- -erning student organizations. time, resident and commuting. Student court the student court is the highest judicial bod ol sibilit) ' of a court system, lenoir rhync men and women student go ernmcnt. through the court the students dis- show themselves to be mature voung adults, the student cipline and judge themseKcs. in assuming the respon- court exemplifies true student government at lenoir rhvne.

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t student government li ' iioir rlniu ' sIirIciiIs met new challenges anti re- sponsibilities this eai as complete student go ernment was put into operation lor the First time, student govern- ment has as its base the students themselves, they both nominate and elect their student body officers and rep- resentati es to the student cabinet, resilient men and women elect the hall c ommission whose duty it is to enforce rules ot coiuluct among ciormitorv students, the da commission pcrlorms a similar lunction among the commuting stiRknts. the student court, the highest stu- dent judicial bocK . is composed ol the student body officers and one cabinet representatix ' c of each class, student gov- ernment seeks to perpetuate high standards of conduct, to protect the rights of each student, and to maintain an atmosphere suitable for diligent study and wholesome social activitx . a total of 66 men and women held various student government positions this year, their actions dur- ing the pcriotl when student government was in its in- fancy were characterized by boldness in order that the constitution might be effectively enforced and by caution in order th.it a solid foundation might be provided for the hilurc. lohimv tisher jvesidciit bill sigmon ricc-preside;!t jane pope secretary-treasurer

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t hall commissions left t ider temple, noblett. allran, sloop, barger, smith, uhitley. the two hall commissions, one for the men ' s dormitories and one for the women ' s dormitories, are responsible for assisting in dormitory adminis- tration and supervision, they are separate student go ernmentaI agencies, elected by and from the membership of the house councils, with the au- thorit} ' to try students charged with violations of dormitory regulations, their purpose is to promote tranquility among the students in the dormitories, the commissions also aid the dormitory staff per- sonnil so that, within each dormitory, the ma.ximum lellowship ami cooperation ma be achieved. iola, hurlocker, Irve, mccrorie, keiidriLk