Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Student Goxernment Reprc entati ' . eb. From Left to Right: Charles Ward. Freshman Class; Diane Bell. Freshman Class; Narvier Cathecart, Student Government Secretary: Ronald Boyd. Junion Class; Marsh Campbell. President; Joyce Lindsay, Freshman Class. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The members of the Student Government devote a great deal of time to matters pertaining directly or indirectly to the students. The spokesman of the group. Marsh Campbell, is a senior elected by popular vote and assisted by two representatives from each of the four classes. The group for this academic year worked diligently in finding ready .solutions for the many student problems which have appeared before them. Acting as the official student organization working in the common interest of the Student Body, the group strives to p romote the general welfare and interests of the A. and T. family. Among the worthwhile projects initiated by the Student Government for this academic year are the Resolution to the University Council and Faculty Senate urg- ing the adoption of an elective ROTC Program to replace the present compulsory one and the passing of an Open Housing Bill at the State Student Legislature. Other proposals are for the formulation of a Student Judiciary and the adoption of an- other food system — preferably the ticket system. We are indebted to these members for their earnest efforts to satisfy the entire student body. We congratulate them I 19

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Academics u THE CHALLENGE TO CULTIVATE STRONG MINDS S S- ' A Utile learning is a dangerous thing: Drink deep, or taste not tlie Pierian Spring. — Alexander Pope 21