Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Jimmy Weeks Chief Justice Johnson Murray, Attorney General. THE HIGH COURT Left to right: Milo McBryde, Brenda Davis, Jimmy Weeks, Don Marshall, Wayne Trousdale. Not pictured: John Briggs, Richard Dean. 115 Left to right: Danny Adams, Gordon Herbert, Dave Dayvauit, Defense Attorneysg Judicial Bro nch ln order to enforce the laws and statutes of the Association, there exists a judicial system composed of the Student-Fac- ulty Judicial Committee, the High Court and' the dormitory courts. An attorney general, appoin- ted by the S.G.A. president, investigates, indicts, and pro- secutes all cases coming before the High Court. The class de- fense attorneys are elected by their respective units.

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THE FIFTH SENATE Firsrrvwf BYUCS Hiatt. BOD Costello, Jerrv Monday, Susan Garrick, Barbara Hardee. Second row: Bonnie Briles, Warren Southerland, Georgena Clayton, Milton Hadley. Third row: Steve Sims, Mason Dirickson, Richard Swink, Jim Gosier, Bill Lillard, Terry McPherson, David Brown, Jimmy Weeks, Donna Davis, Bill Blalock. Legislofive Branch Playing a vital role in an effective and successful Student Government As- sociation is the Senate, composed of four representatives and an alternate from each class. During the year the legislative branch enacted important bills concerning The Impeachment and Re- moval from Office of Class Officers, The Vacancies and Succession of Class Officers,The Introduction of Legislation, The Appointment of an Assistant Sec- retary outside the membership of the Senate, Permanent Campaign and Elec- tion Rules, and Selection of Delegates to the State Student Legislature. Left to right: Mac Council, Presidentj Bill Blalock, President Pro-Temporef Donna Davis, Clerk,' Bill Billings, Parliamentarian. Not pictured: Nancy McDuffie, Assistant Clerk. 114

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Alumni Associofion ln the spring of 1964 the first class was graduated from Methodist College. This event added to the growth and maturity of the college by giving it forty-six very proud alumni. Although the earning of a degree means greater opportunity for success, a degree carries with it the responsibility of each alumnus to help insure that the opportunities for learning at Methodist College are afforded those who follow in the future. So that the respon- sibilities being accepted by Alumni now and for generations to come might be more fruitfully applied, the Methodist College Alumni Association was organized in the spring of 1965. One of the most outstanding opportunities for service for alumni is the Alumni Loyalty Fund. Money contributed to this systematic fund goes into the general fund for support of the college. Mr. McAdams, Director of Alumni Affairs, welcomes alumni to Home- coming. Left to right: Mrs. Ella Rose Smith, Secretaryf Jerry Wood, President: Ralph Hoggard, Vice-Presidenn 116