University of North Carolina Charlotte - Rogues n Rascals or SiSi Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Student participation is the keynote of the Student Gov- ernment of Charlotte College. This phrase characterizes every policy of this organization whose membership is made up of all students who are enrolled in the college. The new officers, guided by the retiring leaders, took over their duties in the closing we eks of school in 1950. Regular meetings were held throughout the summer to write a constitution, prepare the student handbook, and make plans for the coming year. The Executive Council, which acts as the steering com- mittee of the Council, functioned under the capable leader- ship of Hugh Adams who exercised general executive powers. As vice-president, Jerry Holladay vas responsible for co- ordinating the activities of the various committees of the Student Council. Robert Isaacs served as treasurer and chairman of the budget committee, and Nancy Freeman was secretary. This year ' s aim of the Student Council, which has directed all student activities, has been to train for responsible citi- zenship in a larger community. Missing when the above picture was taken were: Nancy Freeman Flowe, Secretary of the Student Council; Crayton Rowe, Business Manager of Charlotte Collegian; John Gamble, Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore class; J. Shcrrill, Chair- nnan of Publicity committee; Wyatt Bell, President of Sopho- more class. PRESIDENT OF STUDENT COUNCIL Hugh Adams.

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THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL is often found hard at work in the library. In this picture. Fleet Kirkpatrick is acting secretary in place of Nancy Freeman Flowe. TREASURY COMMITTEE spent most of their time discussing quarterly appropriations. The various organ- izations are never satisfied with the final decision. iHltll ■ f ' mmmmmmmmmmmjmamimmmm