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

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n CATIONS Wellene Hodge Mabtha Stogner Bill Palmer Business Ianager . Assockite Editor . Editor-in-Chief The close of school in June, 1953, will mark the 6th year of publication of The Charlotte Collegian. Begun in 1947, the paper has been published inonthK under the auspices of the Student Council and has done an able job in inform- ing the students of all events of interest. Gene Williams edited The Charlotte Collegian through the Fall Quarter of 1952, at which time Bill Palmer was elected to complete the work through June, 1953. Miss Mary Denny was again the very capable facult ' advisor. d W : At mi Seated: Bill Palmer. Standing: Wellene Hodge, Robert Hickey, Martha Stogner. 25

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John McClure Editor Makilyx Daly Assistant Editor Bud Niemer Business Mancwer The ash trays emptied— tlie coffee cups Hned up on the table for that ' last cup— the floor cleared of all the miscellaneous debris, which had accumulated since the end of 8:00 class til the dawn ' s early light— and all is done until . . . returned for proof-reading. It was hard work, but it was fun— those meetings at 8:00 in The Library Annex— those long and une entful hours of soliciting ads and then— compensation for all the long hours of work— The Annual! (Now we can close up shop and go back to class. . . .) PU BLI Sitting: Bud Niemer, Barbara Morris, Jimmy Turner, John McClure, Bobby Henderson. Mrs. Frances Hovle, Adcisor. Sttindiui : Robert Hickey, Bill Bass, Marilyn Dal ' . I ' vudy Thompson. Sula Floros. 24

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HONORARY LANGUAGE FRATERNITY SIGMA PI ALPHA OFFICERS SuLA Floros President Michael Palmer Vice-President Carol Hinson Secrefdry George Lefler Treasurer Sigma Pi Alpha, a national honorarx- langnage frater- nity, was established as Gamma Gamma Chapter at Charlotte College in 1950. It is eomposed of French and Spanish students who liave a high scholastic average in a foreign language and who have been recommended by their respecti ' e teachers. The objective of Sigma Pi Alpha is to stimulate an interest in the geograph , culture, people and customs of foreign countries. There are 25 members of Gamma Gamma Chapter. Sittin : Janie Dillon, Harriet McSheehan, Amy Fr ' e, Wellene Hodge, Nora l.eza, Martha Stogner. Standing: Craven Sloop, Jimmie Allen, Rudy Thompson, Jerry Duncan, Sula Floro.s, Arthur Farley, Bill Bass, Fred Morrison, Aaron Berryhill, James I ' carsiin, lim Gunnells.