St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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,.i aaa: '91 'S' 'F 9 fc 9 1 1 1 fl Tb l , VN fl. lg ,F rv- wr J, fu I 4 :t rail-Q ay gl 4 H4 5 s W, l lr lla! r bf STUDENT GOVERNMENT RUSSELL I-IELLECKSON Pl'f'Sfll'ClIIl FRANK MOSS Vic'0-Prrvidellf HE student council has conducted the affairs of the Student Government in a most eflicient and satisfactory manner. The honor system has been used and has been most successful. Through it the stu- dents have become to know the real meaning of the word HoNoR. Many cases have come before the Council but they have all been met with such perfect satisfaction that no one has appealed to the faculty Board of Discipline. All of the decisions, were subject to the ultimate authority of the faculty as a court of final appeal. Any student who testified in the Student Council Court was pledged to absolute secrecy and in this way no damaging criticism of any- one leaked out. Should a student break the pledge of secrecy he was subject to the punishment meted out by the Council. -wl 26 HMQW JIM!-Ill!! El Q IISIIHHI mf-.m fu- -mi vu V. .. :.-ml .i -:ny .9 u ' :' sz . 3 .. -n . . 1 , . W b I lu.

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-ff 155 Q 'I -asp' 5 Q a T . x I -QQ. . N. Y. M. C. A. MELZAR PEARSALL, JR. Pl't 5ftlFlIf HENRY V. WARD Vive-Pwsidiffif FRANK Moss S:-vrrhzry-Trvrzxzzrm' jAMEs S. GRAY Favzzlfy Adziisvr NDER the capable leadership of in new president and supervisor the Young Men's Christian Association went forward with new vim and vigor. Services were held once .1 week and as the vearbook was 'oinv to vress .ln evan aelistic service was . P1 a l E- being planned under capable leadership. Members of the faculty have spoken from time to time on the problems of young men which have proven of exceptional value. Melni' Pearsall, resident and Henrv V. Wfard, vice-wresident, have done much to P . lr promote the interest in thi- organization. Frank MosR, Secretary-treasurer of the Y. M. C. A., w.1Q elected to an office on the State Board of Control. - -rl 28 lit- e -lllli-F un El In tl In 'Lili Nfl :alll .,Nv'w-A-155' : 'rut I .. .. .. .-. , ... n1: vx ::.:l .Zin-l I Ililivl . iss H Lf ' 'is' :i.:.: 1' ' i:::ss'-