Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Page 32 text:

TEWKY BOOTH CYNTHIA BRALY JIM CALLIS ...... BILL CAMMACK EDDIE EGGERT . .. DOUG FISHER . .. NAN HAILE ..... GRAHAM HOLLIS PAT JONES ..... CHARLES ALEXANDER JODY BAKER .........,. JOHN BROWN ............ MI LDRED D ERRYBERRY .... First Row: Alexander, Baker, Booth, Braly, Brown, Callis, Cammack. Second Row: Derryberry, Eggerr, Fisher, George, Haile, Hollis, Jones. Third Row: Mosby, Owen, Peebles, Reeves, Schlater, Scruggs, Turner. Fourth Row: Waltnn, Ward, Ward, Willianu, Woodring. MEMBERS .. . . .Senior Klmdemic Men . . . . .Sophomore W'omen . . . . . . .Junior flfddflllil' Men ....Sophomore Amdernie Men . . . . . . .Freshman Engineer: ...Senior flrademie Men . . . . . . .Senior Women ...,Fre.rl1man Women . , .Senior Women BEA MOSBY .... GENE OVVEN ....... JULIAN SCRUGGS .... JACKIE TURNER .. DICK WALTON .... JEAN VVARD JIMMY VVARD .......... MARION VVILLIAMS TOM VVOODRING .. ALTERNATES ....Senior Jmdemir Men . . . .Junior Engineering . . . . .Senior Engineering ......Junior llfomen 30 JOAN GEORGE .. SALLY PEEBLES .... JACK REEVES ...... TOMMY SCHLATER . . . . .. .Senior Women . . . . .Junior Engineering .... .Senior Engineering .. ........ Sophomore Women ....Frr.fl1man flrademir MPH ..........Junior Women . .... Senior Engineering ... ... ......... Junior llfomen . .... Freslnnan I-Yrademir Men ....Sopl1omore llfomen .. .. ...Senior Women ......Junior xffademif Men Sophomore .AY rademir Men T I

Page 31 text:

THE STUDE T CO NCII OFFICERS BILL BECK ......,................. ...President VVALLACE FAITLK .... . . .Secretary WHIT KING ........ .... T reasurer The Vanderbilt Student Council is the major legislative body of Student Government on the campus. Its member- ship is composed of representatives from each of the schools of the University with the exception of Nursing. Its duties include: conducting elections, screening of all script clauses, representing the students in campus organizations and act- ing as an intermediary between the Administration and the Student Body. In addition to its primary duties the Council has planned and successfully carried to completion three unprecedented events during the past year. These are the Freshman Orientation Week, the Campus Chest Drive, and the Honors Day. These events, if properly nurtured by the Councils of coming years will add significantly to the great tradition of Vanderbilt. FIRST Row: Bates, Beck, Duncan, Faulk, Fisher. SECOND Row: Freeman, Huffman, King, Kirby, Lamons. VIQIIIRD Row: Porter, Reynolds, Rich, Salmon, Tipton, XVilsOn. MEMBERS NOT PICTCRED: Hnrdister, Rutherford, Townsend. MEMBERS GEORGE BATES. .. ..... Ex-Offifio, Ediior of Hustler BILL BECK ........ ......... P resident, Smdenl Counril BLANTON DUNCAN .... ..... S enior .flfademic and Engineering VVALLACE FAULK .... ....... J unior Academic and Engineering DOUG FISHER .,.......... Ex-Offirio, President of Honor Counril GEORGE FREEMAN.Ex-Offirio, President of Senior xlradenzic Class BOB HAROISTER .........,....................... Sehool of Lafw LESLIE HUP'FMAN.EX-f,ffifi0, President of Junior Hfadernir Class VVHIT KING ..... .. ..,..... .Junior plfadernic and Engineering JIM KIRBX' ......... .... E x-Offirio, Presidenl of Pan-Hellanif TIARRISON LAMONS .... ...... S enior .irademie and Engineering PHILIP PORTER ........................... Sophomore Arademir ROBERT REYNOLDS. . .Ex-Officio, President of Junior Engineering HERBERT RICH ........,...... Senior ,-lrademir and Engineering DAVID RUTHERFORD ..... ....... E x-Offirio, President of Lafw JOHN SALMON ............... Junior flcadernif and Engineering JOHN TIPTON ........ Ex-Offiriofresidenl of Senior Engineering NARRELI. TOWNSENID. .Ex-Offirio, President of Srlzool of Religion FRANK XVXLSON ........,, Ex-Offirio, President of Student Union 29

Page 33 text:

THE HO OFFICERS DOVG FISHER ,... ..... I 'rfsid 4'rz I GENE OVVEN .... ..... f Ilfrlc JEAN NVARD .... , . . . . . ..... S 4'1' rrlary During the past year the Honor Council's main objective has been to orientate the students, both old and new, to the meaning and true worth of the Honor System. The great number of cases turned in last spring showed clearly the need for new emphasis upon the Honor Code. With the aid of the faculty and the suggestions of the Council members, we endeavored to create a program whereby the students would become more Nhonor conscious. Chapel programs were held for each division of the university, informative letters were sent out during the summer to each new student, OR COUNCIL and a part of the orientation program was set aside for the Honor System. It was gratifying to us as Council members to see the results brought about by our efforts. There have been very few cases turned in to us this year and most of those have been student reported cases. This interest of the students is quite an improvement over the past few years and we hope that it will continue in the years to come. The Honor System is an integral part of col- lege life and we want each student to feel this as a need and an obligation. The Council of 1949-50 has strived to emphasize this feeling among stu- dents more than the actual trials. By this approach we hope to have a minimum number of cases re- ported each year. The Council in Session