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

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Left to Right: Rose Erwin, Charles Wyatt, Wayne Kenimer, Richard Fuller, Van Litaker. FRESHMAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Freshman Advisory Committee has become an indispensable part of the Student Government Association. This committee has a dual purpose— to orient new students and to assist faculty ad- visers in counseling during Orientation Week. This committee is made up of twenty- four students selected from the Student Council and the student body. K ' 3V3a i5w.wnN3 ' v ' 9 ° ' WiOTiqiiiHiilMHfmpi

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PUBLICITY Lorna Byers, Chairman Long before the college opens for the fall term the Publicity Committee edits What ' s What, which is used during Orientation Week. The members have work- ed behind the scenes to make posters advertising each of the activities of the Student Council —the Christmas Dance, the Stu- pid-Cupid Valentine Dance, pic- nics, and the Campus Cut-Ups. ASSEMBLY Rose Erwin, ' an Litaker Co-Chairmen The Assembly Committee has planned and made arrangements for all Student Government as- semblies. In addition, they have provided entertainment for guest artists after the program. Through the efforts of the As- sembly Committee and Sigma Tau Sigma, Mr. Harry Golden presented a most effective lec- ture to the student body. This year the Committee con- ducted a poll of student opinion on the type of program that cre- ates the most interest, the results of which will be used in making the series for next vear. FINANCIAL Jim La Roach. Chairman The Finance Commit e pro- vides and superiises budgets for the various committees and stu- dent publications. Records are kept of all financial receipts and expenditures, and at the end of the year an annual budget is published in the Collegian. This year two hundred dollars was allotted for the student loan fund.

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PHI THETA KAPPA Fred Collins Charles Cruse, President Margaret Fisher Richard Fuller Albert J. Garmon, Jr. Earl Gunter, Vice-President Gayla Hinson, Secretary George Killough, Historian Lowell Lynch, Treasurer James Mahaffee Roger E. Palmer Robert Glenn Robertson The purpose of PTK is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of the college. Membership is offered to those who achieve and maintain high scholastic requirements. Proper college spirit, interest, and attitude, however, are also necessary for membership. PTK engages in social and civic func- tions. Its primary civic project of ' 58- ' 59 was the cleaning of the doughboy statue on Cecil Street. Cold wind and rain pre- vented a thorough cleaning on its first try; but perhaps warmer weather will allow the chapter to do a first class job.