Southern Baptist College - Southerner Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR)

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The Qonstitution STUDENT BODY OF SOUTHERN APTIST COLLEGE PREAMBLE Believing that the students of Southern Baptist College should be encouraged to develop their potentialities in administration and leader- ship, the student council sets forth this constitution as a basis for the development of these Dotentialities. For the- mnst appropriate carrying out of this development the following laws and regulations are set fmth: Article I-Name This body shall be known as the Southern Baptist College Student Bodyl Article LPul'pose The purpose of this organization shall be: m To promote student government by methods and means of the highest Christian standards; m To conduct activities that win provide for me well rounded develop- ment of each student enrolled in Southern Baptist College of Pocahontas, Arkansas; and an To turn all possible student activity into strengthening the influence of the school and into the establishing of worthwhile student traditions. Article meMembership Any person enrolled for a course of study in Southern Baptist College of Pocahontas, Arkansas, shall be considered a member of the student body as long as he is engaged in the work prescribed for the completion of that course of study, Article Il'wofficers The officers of mm organization shall be: a president, a vice-presidem, a secretary and treasurer. an editor of periodic student publications, an editor of the annual publication and a faculty adviser. These officers shall be selected by popular vote of the student body. Besides these, the president of each student organization shall be a member of this same council. Article V-Duties of Officers President. It shall be the duty Of the president to preside at all meetings whether of the council or the Student body at large. It shall also be the duty of the president to appoint committees and to call special meetings When deemed necessary. ViCe-President. It shall be the duty of the vice-president to perform all the duties of the president in the absence of the president and if the presidentls office be vacated, the Vice-president shall serve in that capacity until another president is elected. The regular duty of the vice-president is that Of program chairman for student-Wide activities. secretary-Treasurer. It Shall be the duty of the secretary-treasurer to keep an accurate record of all proceedings in the business affairs of the student body. to attend to all necessary correspondence, to keep in file all lmportant communications and reports, to collect reports, deposit and disburse all student fees according to specifications set form in this constitution.

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j .Ax VAIA-Vivv g;xA i 1 I x x' i A The Ministerial Hlliance Over thirty ministerial students Were in Sktendance at S B. C. this year. Students studying for rural pastorate have always been a major tsctor in the program of s. a c. with its denominational background and support The need for some common center where these students may meet together far devotional study and discussion of pastoral problems has for mu: years led to the carrying on of the Ministerial Alliance. Occasion- auy at the Alliance meetings prominent denominational speakers have discussed qualities required for the spreading of the gospel of Christ to a constant changing modern worm Members of the Alliance in the picture from left to right are: Robert E Leigh, A c. Gardener, K M Bugger, 0A D. Yount, Osburne Justice; second row: F. H. North, H L. Waters, w. w Stockman, Marcus Wilkinson, Jess Whitlock, D. 1:. Ball, Henry Wright; third row: Q R, Trammell, H. w. Woolen, Tam Poole, Sidney Holcomb, James Busby, and David Patton. Those not in the picture are: Robert Johnson, Roy Johnson, Ray Barnes, Ray Rhyme, I-L E Williams, and s. K McGrew.

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r7 7 m w 7rrrTrr' 'A-AM..TXMA Editor of Periodic Publication, It shall be the duty of this editor to arrange all necessary steps for the publication and distribution of the student annual. It shall be required that this publication shall be made available three weeks prior to the close of the third quarter of each term of schoolt Faculty Adviser. It shall be the duty of this officer to adv'se con- cerning student matters that Would have bearing upon the policxes and program of the administration of Southern Baptist College. The presidents of the unit organizations in the student budy shall serve on the council with full power of vote. Article VIeConncil The officers, as named in Article III shall constitute the student cgfnucilt This council shall be the governing group for student-wide a airs, Article VII-Student Fees The student fee shall be one dollar per quarter for any student enrolled for eight or more hours of class work in Southern Baptist Colleget If student is enrolled for only one half quarter and for the abave number of hours his student fee shall be one half the regular quarterly fee. These fees are payable at the beginning of each quarter and at the college business Officet The student council by approval of the administration and in keeping with the policy of the administration, shall consider the student who fails to pay or make necessary arrangements for his fee unqualified to par- ticipate in student-wide activities. Article VIIJ-Amendments This constitutinn may be amended or altered by a majcrity vote of the members of the student body provided that said amendment shall have been proposed and discussed one week before said vote is to be taken The Student Qouncil The government of the student body has been under the supervision of the Student Council since 5,311 was founded. This council has promoted the recreation activities on the campus, sponsored a number of entertainments. and made many other contributions to the me of the student body, including a reception at the college audi- tarium, for the new students enrolled A constitution has been written and approved. The council promoted and supervised the first publication of the Annual, The Red Fox. The following are the officers serving On the council: Ray Barnes, president: Wanda Culp, vice-president; Robert Leigh, secretary and treas- urer; Neil Padgett, B.SJI, representative; Mrs. Robert Johnson, W.M.U. representative; Flora Mae Pierce, Sophomore class representative: Lavisa Jones, Freshman class respresentative; Betty Pack, Y.W.At representative; Robert Johnson, press representative: and E H. North, Faculty Advisor. Editor ,,,,, Javid Patton Art Editors. ,,,,,,,,,,, .Neil Padgett and Wanda Culp Business Manager...tkev..h-..WJobert E. Leigh Faculty Adviser ........ r; rrvh, ' nghel