Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Livingston College P.O. Box 59 Salisbury, . T .C. 28144 Sheba Y. Keaton Executive Secretary STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION No. 110 Livingstone College N55-432 732 Salisbury, N.C. 28144 • IQ Pav To The )rder of $ Dollars SECURITY • Bank anil Trust Company Sali«hllrv C. Mirhnol drier For iUn7 U 8481:.=i42 Livingstone College Student (Government Association 1974-1975 1. President Vergel L. Lattimore, HI {1st semester) 2. President Tressia Blount (2nd Semester) 3. Vice-President Gerald Burton 4. Executive Secretary Sheba V. Keaton 5. Treasurer Michael Crier 6. Director of Public Relations James H alls 7. Executive Coordinator of Special Proposals James Samuels 8. Director of Judicial Affairs Bill Gray 9. Director of Student Affairs Carl Walker 10. Director of Community Projects Lewis Chambers 11. Acting Director, Inter-Collegiate Affairs Tressia Blount 12. Director of Social Activities Leonard Mapp 13. Action Director of Research Evaluation Michael Grier 14. Student Action Committee Gary Butler 15. Decorum:Parliamentarian — Floyd Milliner Chaplain — Ronald Brown Miss Livingstone College — Denise Blackwell Advisor — Dr. Joseph C. Settle 8

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The areas thai this committee concentrated its attention to were: volunteer services, student life, sports, and congeniality. Students from each class and faculty and staff personnel were selected who exhibited outstanding service and character in those areas. These individuals were then honored throughout the week at dinnertime in the cafeteria. On Monday, February 3, 1975, the Student Appreication Week observances began. Monday was designated as Volunteer Service Day . The individuals selected in this area included: Reginald Ballard from the freshman class, Eli Smith from the sopho- more class, Milton Robinson from the junior class and Charles Johnson from the se- nior class and Miss Marguerite Misenheimer as the staff representative. Tuesday was Sports Day . On this day, students were cited that not only exhibited a degree of effectiveness in the field of sports, but also demonstrated sportsmanlike character. The people selected were: Johnny Stoulamire and Tommy Johnson from the freshman class, George Odom from the sophomore class, Nathan Williamson from the junior class, Michael Williams from the senior class and Coach Fletcher Jones from the staff. Wednesday was designated as Student Fife Day . For this area, Steven Gulley of the freshman class, Clifford Barnetl of the sophomore class, Gail Bundy of the junior class Amos Smith of the senior class and Miss Rose kitlrell of the staff were cited and honored. Thursday was Congeniality Day . The selections in this area were: Jackie Jones of the freshman class, Wayne Clapp of the sophomore class, Y irginia Woodruff of the junior class and Joseph Palmer of the senior class. The staff persons selected were: Mr. Hall, Mrs. Camp and Ms. Paxton. On Friday, a buffet-style dinner was held in the Blue and Cold Room in the Student L nion in honor of those selected individuals. On that day they were presented trophies of appreciation for the contributions they had made. Dr. Chakrapani of the math department was also presented a trophy for being selected as Instructor of the ear . Charles Johnson received a trophy for being voted Volunteer of the Year ; Tommy Johnson received a trophy for being cited as Sportsman of the Year ; Amos Smith was honored with a trophy for being the most outstanding in the area of student life, and irginia Woodruff received the award for being Most Congenial . Although this was a first attempt, the Student Appreciation Week Committee and SGA felt that the Student Appreciation Week obser- vance was quite successful, and hope to make it an annual event. Glenda Bush hands the award to Charles Glenda Bush hands another award to Mr. Johnson. ' Besavaraju Chakrapani. Carl Walker presents the award to Darlene Waldron for Mrs. Ruth Camp.