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

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ii oman ' a lollege t i man) yi ai -. igheal reapei i oi .ill facult) mi mbei - Everj W an ' a I ollege themselves mual i ai I i e il. democratic governing syste advisors. t of the program, tor the students i inn- committees. Thus » • have a ml fm the -iuil.nl-. with faculty three branches of Woman ' s College go ,,l of the elected officers. the power i ake all rules, regulati The college jud and all fractions of Firsl i- ilir executi if elected representatives. I law- in the besl interest Earl iber, l.efore tin ,1 .-..II. elected representatives and officers if the Student Government meet together in a Pre-School Conference to make plans l i the coming yeai . This year the Conference voted to establish a Student Government Training Pro- gram throughout the residence halls. Ms... a large number ..f facult) members wit. ' present at ilii- year ' s conference, and the) offered their further support .if the rlonoi Policy. Here at Woman ' s College, Student Government provides a better, more organized college lift-. Tin ' officers, representatives and facult) members only guide the students; for Woman ' s College is a democratic world. Legislature Members a.... 1. 1, . • Ir 11.11. K . Park. , HIH ... II. II..,. .11 . ., I, ...... SHI riK-.M ' li. Jran I ' rr. «», Annr 11.11. . Mar.ha I ..I.. ... II..-T.I • II. I . II n Ila.lrn. J.-r. Il.rrl.. Main. i ' .l W...„,rr. J..w. j.,1,,,...,.. p,„, II. ,11 • II....I »„,. Stroud, I1...-I.. hl Ul,. k-r... »,.,, I II..BB .m llllln«l,.... J..,rr ||.,r.. J„.|, ■ I.. Mar Anna IV. t. Hurl. LoWfa, »• M- «|I. r • M ,, M.rL.n Durlworth. Ann l.onr. I..II. M.....I.. !,.»..■ Pereboe, Kuih Si.rr. Mn. MtLajad • trn vtmOi «..u Ml.. Laura An.lrrlon. Ml.. Sur I n.lrrhlll. Lamia M..,.„... l.,.nn J..I. ,.-..... TV Il...r,..r M.nl.n II..I.I...M. M..r. Lena Pattanam, M..r. J M.r,. Purnr. Kino. 11.11, J.,h.....n. P. , Jrrnlo.n • .Vol ficlur.;!. Ml.. J phi... II. .. -hlrl. , Hark. -.11, II. r- jovernment

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OFFICERS June Rainey. President Elizabeth Moore Billiard. ice-Presideni Lura Clingenpeel. Secretary Betty Robinson. Treasurer Bobbie Strickland. Cheerleadei .1 1 t It MNK-i Student faithfulR provide ;i better world She presided over all meetings of the Student This year, as in past years, Student Government officers for Woman ' s College students. June Rainey has headed Student Government this j Government Association and the Judicial Board. Vice-President this year was Betty Bullard. It was her duty to serve as chairman of the Legislature and as Parliamentarian at all Student Government meetings. Lura Clingenpeel held the office of Student Government Secretary. Her office required that she keep records of all Association proceedings. The records of receipts and expenditures were kept by Betty Robinson, the Treasurer. She also acted as Secretary of the Legislature. These officers have worked together in carrying out a successful year.

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r. 51 Hole. If I to r.S A. ne Sutton n ry Agnes Tola Jo an Roberts De Ju t Kendall road Row: uiae Moonej ne Rainey 1) . Lydia Cordon Shi enna By rd Beltve Etans. Kalhryn Pai Judicial Board President of the Student Government Association, June Rainey, heads the law enforcing body of the Woman ' s College Govern- ment. This Judicial Board handles all student cases except those dealing with suspension and expulsion. The nine members f the board are appointed by the chairman. From the student body. the Judicial Board members take their seals at the horse- shoe table in the Alumnae House each Monday night, the) are completely aware of the democratic responsibility resting on their shoulders. The board is counseled on the graves! issues b) Dr. Lydia Gordon Shivers. This year the board is experimenting with a plan to keep the student body informed of tin proceedings. n article i printed monthly in the Carolinian stating the offense and penalty in each case, without mentioning the name of the offender. Judicial Board holds the highest power mi campus and the members realizing this, exact every effort on all matters to uphold their reputation of democratic action. ll cases receive long and hard deliberation where evei j possible fact is included and the student ' s rights and situation is considered with the utmost care. Each offender knows that her case has been tried and weighed individual!) b) her peers anil has been judged with the democratic truths of the Woman ' s College. m TjMJpnf fit wN 1 V ft 1 J