McGill University - Old McGill Yearbook (Montreal Quebec, Canada)

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students' executive council CHUCK TAYLOR, Vice-Pres. JACQUES TETRAULT, MIMI PICKERING Pres., Students' Society Pres., Wome 5 U Ion The SEC is the executive group of the Students' Society, the constitutional governing body of McGill student activity, all undergraduate and artial students paying full student fees are automatically members of the latter. The SEC is elected annually, the faculty representatives take office on the first of January of each year while the remaining officers, including the president, commence their duties on J une lst. The president presides at all meetings of the Students' Society and, ex-officio, is chairman of the SEC. The vice-president is elected by the members of the Council. The Secretary-Treasurer, the only salaried member Capart from the permanent secretariesj is appointed annually by the SEC, for the past four years, this oHice has been filled by Mr. Ralph Shackellg he is responsible for the handling of disbursements, maintaining the records and collecting and depositing all monies accruing to the Society. The comptroller, Mr. Bentley, supervises the disbursements, he is appointed by the McGill Senate on the recommendation of the SEC. The SEC is under the direct control of the Senate whose influence is of a moderating and restraining nature. Outside of this, the Council enjoys the widest freedom, JON BALLON, McGllI Union lrctlrodj it formulates broad policies concerning extra-curricular activities, ratifies all budgets and is the official spokesman for the student body to the University authorities and to the general public. The Council meets once each week during the termg meetings start at 6:00 p.m. and often stretch into the small hours of the following morning. Apart from providing financial aid to the many recognized clubs and societies, the SEC directly controls the major campus publications and activities such as the Daily, the Annual, the Red and Wllite Revue, Freshman Reception, etc. Major issues before the Council this year included the problem of Russian student exchange, the cancelling of the Winter Carnival, the Annual Board's proposal to include the cost of Old McGill on the student fee and the formation of SCOPE, the Cultural Committee.

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EDDIE KINGSTONE, DANIEL KINGSTONE, LETICIA COX, EDWARD CRAWFORD, McGill Daily McGill Union Women's Union Pres., S.A.C. 19 1- LENNOX BLACK, RALPH SHACKELL, Finance Sec'y-Treas. BARBARA CHAMBERS, HENRI LABELLE, JOHN ADJELEIAN, LEONARD HARBOUR, Arts and Science Architecture Engineering Music and Divinity ' 3 ROBERT PEART, GEORGE TRUSCOTT, JAMES DIGBY, J. CANTIN, M,S,P,E,, Phygig Dentistry Medicine Law and Grad. Nurses

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