University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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niirtii— miltiiiiini DR. C. C. JEKMCAN IISS MARCARF.T EDWARDS MR. C. C. JOHNS tM IR. VANCE T. LITTLEJOHN DR. ALBERT S. KEISTER DR. S INFIELD BARNEV DR. LEONARD B. IILKLEV MR. GREGORY IVY Classicfil (Avilizalion Economics Department Romance Languages Commercial Department Home Economics English Department Art Department Health, Medical Division History Department Business Education MR. GEORGE M. JOYCE DR. RITH COLLINGS DR. C. C. JERNIGAN DR. ALBERT S. KEISTER DR. WINFIELD BARN EY MR. GEORGE M. JOYCE MISS MARGARET EDWARDS DR. LEONARD B. HURLEY MR. GREGORY IVY DR. RUTH COLLINGS MR. C. C. JOHNS MR. VANCE T. LITTLEJOHN 21

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DEPRRimEnT HERDS German Depdrlment Physics Department Mathematics Department Chemistry Department Psychology Department Physical Education Geography Department Biology Department Sociology Department School of Music DR. EDNA ARINDEL MISS CAROLINE SCHOCH DR. ANNA REARDON DR. HELEN BARTON MISS FLORENCE SHAEFFER DR. JAMES A. HIGHSMITH MISS MARY C. COLEMAN DR. EDNA ARUNDEL DR. J. P. GIVLER MR. GLENN R. JOHNSON MR. HUGH ALTVATER MISS I-LKHE.NCE SHAEFFEIt l)li. .1 MES A. IIK.IISMITM Mi- ( m;iiiink S( ikm II im. ANNA HKAHIMPN MISS MAin C. COI.EMAN DR. HELEN BARTO.N DR. J. P. CIVLER MR. GLENN K. JIIMNSON Mil. Ill I. II Al.TVATER 20

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OF THE PEOPLE Elections over, the newly elected stndent government ■was inaugurated at the last mass meet- ing of the year. The retiring president delivered her address. and then she gave the oath of office to the incoming officers. Attually, the stiuleut government officers spend the month of May in getting ac- i{iiainted with their new duties. Plans are made then for the pre-school conference, which is held in the early fall. At the conference three committees met and discussed the Social Program, the Honor Policy, and the War Service Program. Conference lasted three days, and the highlight of the entire program was the forum on Faculty-Student Relation- ships. The Freshmen became oriented into our democratic organization at a meeting held during Freshmen week. A play was given, uniquely explaining the Student Government Association at the Woman ' s College and the part of each student in this organization. Later, the Freshmen took their tests on the rule book, discussed the honor policy in their halls, and finally took the honor pledge at the first mass meeting before the upperclassmen. FIRST ROW: F. Fun.lcrbiirk, J. Mrlcan. A. F,.r.iiir. B. CJainrs. . Mnndy. J. Posson. R. rUrrrks, N. Roni -(rll. K. r.olr. J. Aii liii. T. Br, an. .. Oli..-. • SECOND ROW: B. Ilixon, Miss (iarni-r. llr. Painlrr. J. Linvill -. Mrs. Carlrr. l. t rlls. K. ;riffi li. :. Roth ob. J. Jrrnigan. I.. Sininis. • THIRD Ron : D. Prrry. S. Smith. M. Hf.iiislrr. F,. Siiiithv irk. B. Bnstian. .1. Gibson. S. Moss. M. Appl. » bilr. C. llrich. A. Manson. E. CriRin. Vi . Vuunt. N. Funclirburk. S. Allison. J. Ir,in.