Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Student Senate member Jack Dent shows a Cub Scout Pock one of the models featured in the Leonardo De Vinci exhibit. Senator Louise Disoswoy manages the election booth, os Lorry Pickrol. Senate member, pauses to vote before distributing Student Directories, which hove been compiled by the Senate. STUDENT SENATE SEATED: George Webb, Betty Burns. Albert Gornto. John Haley. Suzanne Davis, Dr. Pliska. STANDING: Tony South, Winston Burrus. Hugh Miller. Missing from picture: Louise Disoswoy and Lorry Pickral. RUSSELL HOLMES Nationally Advertised Shoes for the Family U6 6208 E. Sewells Point Road

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SEATED: Albert Bucky Gornto. President STANDING: Suzanne Dovis, Secretary; Hugh Miller, Treasurer; Winston Burrus. Vice-Presi dent. STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS The Student Senate, the governing body of the college, was organized in 1930. Since then it has shared with the administration the responsibility of student problems and has acted as an intermediary between the administration and the student body. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Pliska, the Student Senate has accomplished several major projects this year. Among them were the selling of second hand books for student convenience, the compiling and distribution of student directories, furnishing of guides for the Leonardo De Vinci exhibit, the supervising of all student elections, improving of the constitution, the planning for providing the college with on Alma Matter, and the co-sponsoring of the Spring Coronation Dance with the Inter-Fraternal Council. The Student Senate belongs to the students of the college. They elect its members and it is their ideas and support which make it a success. Spring Coronation Donee promoters Winston Burrus, Betty Burns and Ken 8rown look on as Director I. W. Webb, Jr., kicks-off the campaign for pledge soles by signing o pledge. A. W. SEELEY SON Florist 1910 Colley Avenue MA7 1748 or MA2-51M

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SEATED: Solly Dusinberre. Phyllis Mehord. Billie Bell, Ted Hobson, Sonny Rowell, President; Jim Colleron. Solly Futrell, Ellen Whitehurst, Betty Ann Corroll. Secretary STANDING: Jim Coppelletti, Harry Knickerbocker, Wylie French, Mr. G. W. Whitehurst, Sponsor. Missing from picture: Beverly 8oxter. HONOR COUNCIL i E. RAY HOWELL Optician 222 West Bute Street Opposite Wainwright Building MA2-6167 Effective since the founding of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk, the Honor System operates under the pledged support of every student officially enrolled in the college. This system provides for an eight-man jury (four men and four women), four alternates (two men and two women), and a freshman representative. This year the Council not only concerned itself with conducting trials but it attempted to make the student body more aware of the functioning of the Honor System; such means were incorporated as sending letters to the faculty requesting their help in further explaining and reminding the students of their responsibility to such a system, the distributing of cards to individuals and the posting of signs in each classroom with the inscription “My Honor Is My Life. The Honor Council is under the sponsorship of Mr. G. W. Whitehurst. Ted Hobson posts on Honor Code reminder with the help of Beverly Baxter and the approval of Jim Coppelletti. Betty Ann Carroll and Sonny Rowell review data concerning a trial.