Mount Olive College - Olive Leaves Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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K.. Y. THE S T U D E N T GOVERN- MENT ASSOCIATION, now in its tenth year, has earned the loyal support and trust of the student body, because of its successful endeavor to actively represent the individual stu- dent. Under the leadership of its ex- ecutive committee, the Student Government Association dis- charges a variety of discipli- nary and administrative func- tions and is responsible for the distribution of funds provided for student activities. These duties are effectively adminis- tered through a number of smaller bodies. PRESIDENT-Howard Bryan S.G.A. OFFICERS were instal- led by Dean Roy C. O'Donnell during a special chapel pro- gram. From left to right are Dean O'Donnellg Howard Bry- an, presidentg Lois Brinson, secretaryg Pat Barefoot, treas- urerg and Adrian Grubbs, vice- president. R- viz

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COLLEGE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION members for 1962-63 pose following a join t meeting at which they planned the year's work. Members are fbeginning leftl Mrs. Lois Boyette, Mrs. Janie Archer, Miss Margaret Turner, Mrs. Shirley Williams, Mrs. Josephine Ricks, Mrs. Lo- relle Martin, Mrs, Kath- leen Warren, Mrs. Mil- dred Councill, and Miss Gayle Melton. Beginning left Cstondingl are Mr. Joseph Vann, Mr. Donald Becker, Mr. M. J. Perret, Mr. Ed Miles, Mr. Mich- ael Pelt, Mr. Douglas Bar- nett, Mr. Robert Moye, and Dr. Roy O'Donnell. FLOAT PREPARATIONS for the Mount Olive Farm- er's Day Parade seem to be halted as the World Series attracts the at- tention of students Cbegin- ning clockwisel Delores Askew, Eddie Mann, James Ray Weeks, Shelton Price, Barry Rogers, Happy Cross, Anne Harrison, and Barbara Davis. Diligent Pat Barefoot's attitude concerning the e n t i r e matter is that baseball or no baseball, this work must be completed. CO L L E G E PARTICI- PATION in community events is continued as the S.G.A. sponsors a float in the Mount Olive Farmer's Day Parade. The theme, A c o l lege education means better days, better ways, and also pays, por- trays the importance of a college education. l, ,C- I Fw. X Q L - u 'Ps A, ., fl- Acouscit EDUCATION mms . B g- g Qt -,. 4 S , BA-

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S.G.A. FUNDS are desig- nated to be used by the various clubs and organi- zations on campus by the Finance Committee labovel. The solution to the problem of finding a workable and balanced budget is not an easy one as can be testified by committee members lbe- ginning leftl A d r i o n Grubbs, Howard Bryan, Pat Barefoot, and Lois Brinson. C L A S S SPEAKERS are Sophomore Anne Harri- son lrightl and Freshman Frances Albertson lleftl. The class speakers are elected by popular vote of their respective classes and act as official repre- sentatives for their classes at all formal occasions. FACULTY ADVISER - Professor Joseph M. Vann COLLEGE SOCIAL LIFE is directed by the Social Committee irighti. Chair- man .limmy Webster lcen- terl explains to lbeginning lefti Lois Brinson, Marcia Webb, Athel Stone, Ran- dall Callahan, and Pat Barefoot, members of the committee, plans for the Valentine Party. They have the responsibility of planning school parties and other social functions of the student body. NUAR 2 39 bd'