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

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The planned BAGPIPE v-1 -v Sealed: Baker. Robertson, Gibbs. Slandingz Reels, My- att, Mclnnis, McCall, Atkin- son, Comer. Burris. Allen. The Student Activity Board has shown itself to be one of the most outstanding organizations on the campus. The board controls, subject to administrative approval, the allotment of student activity funds for various or- ganiiations and student body functions. Special com' mittees take charge of preparations for Homecoming, the Freshman-Sophomore banquet, and the dances that highlight the social season. ,--,.. STUUE T ETIVITY BU HD our activities . . . 1-,sets lII'g.tllll.llllIll on the tlunpus is repre- sented on the Student .lctixitx Board and has a xote in the conduct ol its business. Officers elut- ed this rear .ue lhomas Rolicrtson. Lllilllilllilll. .ind .Xntliom Halter, secit-tary-ti'east1i'e1'. The ollicers and lonnnitlees ol the Student Activity l'3o.lrtl tlescixe special mention for the successful nax in which ther have conducted the many .lllaits nuclei their superxision. Dean and Mrs. james sene as host and hostess

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QPJE ' Keels Allen Burris Robertson Myalt Baker VVE were governed h HAGPIPE Nw STUDE T EUU EHJ The Student Council Government of Presbyterian junior College is the representative self-government or- ganization of the student body based on the honor sys- tem. It is a representation of men elected by the student body to carry Olll the constitution of the college. The re- sponsibility of this organization and its members is to pass judgment upon disciplinary offenders and to ad- minister the punishment to these offenders. The Student Council officers who were elected at the beginning of THOM AS ROBERTSON President l this year were: Thomas Robertson, president, john Burris, lst vice-president, Billy Myatt, 2nd vice-president: and Dolphus Allen, secretary- treasurer. Anthony Baker and Charles Keels were representatives from the Sophomore and Fresh- man classes, respectively. In the past school year, the Student Council has tried to promote a sense of honor, duty, and self-control among the students. The officers have fulfilled their trust, keeping the respect of the faculty and the student body. Q . The inauguration of the '52-'53 officers

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ck P5 Altinriing: Allen. First ron-: Mr, Koesy, Bulls, Hutchins, Shaw. Serum! ww: Goforth, Keele, Forbes, Whitlock, johnson. Arnold. TheST DE TEHHISTUX FASSUEIATIU The Student Christian Association is one of the inost ztctive Ol'gLlllll1lllOllS on the P, C. fznnpus. The purpose ol the S. C. .-X, is to provide the opportunity lor Spiritual gl'0Wlll through witness und service, The witness takes lorni in tllgllllllllllljlllll :incl inlormztl meetings :ind the service through various projects, D0l.l'Hl'S ALLEN President C5 Q- PJE led our worshiping . . . such tis the Hyun Ku Kint Fund and the supply- ing of the pulpit nieniliers :ind Sunday school texichers. The Hyun Ku Kiin Fund is being rgiised tlirougli voluntary contribtitions from students and friends lor the purpose ol' bring- ing at young Korean student to P. BI. C. for a ye:u s study. The Student Clhiistiun .Xssocizttion has pro- vided the incentive lor niatny young men to be- coine interested in the Ministry, and has en- larged the vision ol Cliristiun service for inziny others. The lellowsliip ul the Student Christian .-Xssociution is extended not only to Ministerial students, but to :ill who ure interested in spirit- uzil gl'Oh'lll.