Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Rsrt si ! Student Government Officers Kathy Thorne Secretary Mary Humphreys Vice-President )iaiia Huuks farliainentaiian Student Council First row left to ris:ht: P. Coe. K. Tlinrnp. J. Hall. D. Houks. C. Brnadhurst. Seconil roir. left tn rii hl: H. Adams H. - Ui- ' i:. . Parliam. E. Manning. J. Kiiilii. ot pictured: A. Penland. M. Humplircxs. ( ' . Hani-. I), l.igets. iaaa . n«,« «.:m«««.

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-iSiiiSii!ii hiimmJSS! :!t.imisaea:ssimaiaKimxssaaii.immjiii - y.x ' ■■mhi STUPENT GOVERHMBNT Julia Lvn.n Hall President Peace Girls. Student g(i r-rnment. because cif its very nature, is not alwaxs a smooth-running organization. The year 1963-64 has. as usual, had i.s share of growing pains. But it has had its successes, too. Over-all we can catch a vision of progress. CcMipi ' ratiiDi. for die most jiart. has hecn th ' ' link hetueen the officers of the student government association, other students, and the facull). Criticism has been a factor making us stop, re-analyze, and reconsider each progres- sive goal we have tried to attain. Our aspiration has been the desire to develop the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, and physical allr ' Iiutes of us all. X e might try to cite what we consider to be the highlights of this xear s student government activities. How- ever, only time can be a criterion for judgment. Our dexelopment after graduating from Peace will stem from our experiences here. The associations which follow will develop from our achievements and failures here. Individuals have helped to make for either success or failure, understanding or criticism. ithout individuals opinions and suggestions, this year ' s Student Goxerninent would have lacked italit and communication. Though we no» reflect upon a year divided bv accomplishments and failures, it has been our hope that a Chris- tian and intelleitual atmosphere has given us unity and the will to continue to strive. May future oung women |irofit best b our mistakes and attainments, and may the education be better as a result of our work in the 1963- 1961 Peace Student Government. Sincerely, Julia Lynn Hall 24

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Bs iMiiHKawimmaBaA HCK;; %T .ATBiw«Biiw»» »..t Branches of S. G. A. liF.SIDENT GROUP CHAIRMKN Itrst row. lefl to rii hl : C. Garrlen. C. Slioaf. G. Davis. A. Penland, Cliairjuan; B. J. Bryant. G. Tucker. Second row: S. Moodv. K. Brower. S. Broughton. S. Basnight. K. Wliilc. L. Marshall. NONRESIDENT CHAIRMEN .( ' 10 rinhl: J. Edwards. J. Green, I . Wood. S. Bost. B. V. Jones, A. Kluse. RECREATION ASSOCIATION First row. lejl to riaht: E. A. Mc- Daniel. J. S. Clark. S. Vick. M. A. I ' nrd. Diana Ligets. President. Sec- ond roic: C. Lewis. G. Coinlis. P. Ila nes. A. Klose. 26