University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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legislative — the College Coun- cil, which is made up of the Pres- ident of College Government, Vice-President, Secretary, Treas- urer, Day Student Representa- tive, Mortar Board President, Y.W.C.A. President; Athletic Association President; Repre- sentative of Publications, Sopho- more Representative, and Junior Representative, and judicial — the Honor Council, which is composed of a Chairman, two House Presidents, the President of College Government, and a Junior Representative. So that no student may hold too much responsibility, and to give honor to as many as pos- sible, Westhampton fosters the point system. This is a plan by STUDENT GOVERNMENT he which each office of service en- First Row: Wiley, Phillips, Smith, Curley. SECOND ROW: Langley, Williams, : : : O'Flaherty, Wilson. THIRD ROW: Oakes, Babcock, Florance tails a certain number of points and no girl may hold over twelve points during one semester. We sth Uli pt On C olle 9 e The importance of personal honor cannot be stressed too much, for it is the basic of success not (ove fA) ment only in our College Government Association but also inour future lives which we are building. The aim of the College Government Associa- Our government is as strong as each of its indi- tion is to represent and to further the best interests vidual members. of the students and to de- velop a sympathetic and thoughtful consideration of all the phases of student life. Since the success of the Association is based upon the Honor System, which is, in truth, not a system but a group of ideals and traditions, the full codperation of each student is needed. Our College Govern- ment set-up has three 1n- tegral divisions: executive ; ‘ Honor CoUNCIL — the Executive Council, Wiley, Peterson, Elliot, Campbell, Dickinson

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Student Government With the purpose of bettering the interests of dent of Student Government with the approval the student body in general and bringing about a of the Senate. It consists of the president of Stu- closer harmony between the college authorities dent Government as ex-officio member, four and the various organizations on the campus, the — seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. Student Govern- ment Association of Richmond College has completed another year of work. The association is composed of three branches: the executive, the legis- lative, and the ju- dicial. The execu- tive group consists of the officers: the president, the vice- president, the secre- tary, and the treas- urer.. The. Senate, which is headed by STUDENT GOVERNMENT Black, Ely, Harris, Marchant, Martin, ReMine, Sanford, Walton, W hite the president of the association, is the legislative It is hoped that every student will take an active body. Its eight members are elected annually. part in the work of the association, attend all stu- The Honor Council is the judicial power of the dent meetings and in every way help uphold the campus. The Council is appointed by the presi- high standards of honor on the campus. HONOR CoUNCIL Walton, Gillette, Saunders, Bowling, Scott, Dameron, Brandis, Williams

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