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

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W.C. DELEGATION OF CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCI Consolidated University Student

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N.in .il Slu. lulls Assou.il . . .1 group which is rapidly rising in important impus was led this year by Mary Anni S] ei in addition to spons g thi bool i ! foreign tours pi. nun. I to fit a student ' s budget, they have worked toward thi furtherance of relations between our students and thosi ol othei Finance Board is composed ol students and facult) members skilled in the handling ol group finances This board determines thi distribution ol funds among thi various student organizations according to theii needs and student interest. Tin group was headed this year by Sarah Carpenter, Chairman; with Di Albert Keister, Mr. John Lockhart, Miss Eleanor ( raig, and Mrs Maj Adams sen ing .is ad isors .it , , strives to make the idea iilu.il and group responsibility on Us .md upperdassmen, The board id aided by the guidance of Dr. Honor Board . . . the visible example of the Hono ol .1 personal code of honor leading campus, a working reality to both ne Was tins year headed by ( ' icraldini Warren Ashby. Points Committee . . . Under the leadership of Becky Lane, Chairman; Mrs. Annie Beam I ' un derburk and Dr. ( harlotte Dawley, advisors; has carried out the policy of limiting the number of points that each student may carry in order to have more people, rather than a few, serve as the campus leaders. The committee determines the number of points for each office on the basis of responsibility involved. NATIONAL STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION . . First Row, left to right: Helen Hoyncs, Rosemond Foroh, Mary Anne Spencer, Chotrmon; Jimmie Council, Grace Blockmore Second Row; Amtttt Beck, Noncy Benson, Betsy Swoin, Esther Elections Board . . . with Barbara Mitchell as chairman has installed the preferential ballot in order to eliminate primaries and reduce the tedious work that accompanies the democratic method of election. They also arrange the dates for campus elections. Miss Rita Burdette is advisor to the board. Reviewing Committee . . . with Miss Anne Lewis serving as chairman, has continued in their effort to maintain smooth relationships between the faculty and students. It is con- stantly on the watch for possible points of friction and means of cooperation between these two groups so important to each other. This year the group worked to suggest ways of improving the registration system. POINTS COMMITTEE . . . In Front: Margie Preisinger, Peggy Harris Second Becky Lane, Chairman; Lillian Harding, Mrs. Annie Beam M Funderburk, Joyce Haye: Dawley. ELECTIONS CO Ruth Sutherland, Dr. Charlotti REVIEWING BOARD . . . Rita Burden, Barbara First Row, left to right: L nda Simmons, Caroline Sevier, Nancy Gilbert, Mory Owens Bell, Ruth Brown. Second Row: Pat Crabtree, Mr. William DeVeny, Miss Ellen Griffin, Mrs. Anne Fulton Carter. Not Pictured: Dr. Anne Lewis, Chairman; Miss Susan Barksdale Mr. Herbert Vaughn.

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Council The Consolidated University Student Council is a liaison between the students of the three branches of the greater University — State. Carolina, and the Woman ' s College, each branch being represented by eleven students. The occasion of the fall Consolidated University Day at Chapel Hill was the annual State-Carolina football game. Sponsored by the Council, the special program was planned to emphasize the unity of the three schools which make up the University. A luncheon was held for the Council and the Uni- versity trustees, followed by a welcoming address by Gordon Gray, president of the University, at half-time. The members of the Council were hosts at the afternoon reception, and an in- formal dance highlighted the evening. The Winter CU Day was held at State in Raleigh during February. It featured the traditional basketball game and dance as well as the meeting of the Council. The Woman ' s College was hostess in the late spring and presented a talent program and a hall ball game, soon to rival football in its popularity among University students! The exchange of newspapers among the schools helps to keep the Big Three informed as to the activities of each. The Consolidated University Council is one channel through which we may establish a meeting ground for the three branches of the University of North Carolina. 29