MAY, 1963
THE OHABLOTTE QOLLBaiAN
PAGE THREE
Council Chairmen
For Year Named
A new Student Council — this
is the most Impbrtant recent
event in the Student Government
Association.
Much interest has been shown
in the new student administra
tion, both during and after the
elections. Some interested stu
dents have already been ap
proved by the new Council as
■hejfds of standing committees.
For the 1963-64 school year,
the chairman of the Finance
Committee will be Sandra Hod
ges: Elections Committee Chair
man, Ronald Rogers: Social Com
mittee Chairman, Martin Richek:
Special Activities Committee,
George Simpson; In charge ofthe
Handbooks Committee will be
Susan Weber.
The newly-elected Council has
now been sworn into office, since
the old Council “wound up” its
business on Monday night, April
22. One of the most important
of its Jast act was its lengthy
discussion and approval (with
minor changes) of the proposed
Campus Regulations which a spe
cial committee had been working
on for some time. Since they
were approved by the Student
Council, the regulations will be
placed before the students in a
referendum vote early in the
fall term of 1963.
Council Submits
Financial Report
On April 30, Robert E. Alexander submitted his report of the
income and expenditures of the Student Council for 1962-63. Income
for the year exceeded $16,500, and expenditures of approximately
$8,500 left a balance in excess of $8,000.
Other expenditures and apprc^riations during the month of May
totaled approximately $6,500, leavtag a final balance of about
$1 500. According to Mr. Alexander^ the additional money was
disbursed for the Social Committee, thedanceofMay 11, the news
paper, the Drama Association, and other activities.
The report of April 30 is published below for information to the
student body. Appended to it is a supplementary report on the Year
Book.
CHARLOTTE COLLEGE
Student Government Financial Report
For Ten Months Ending April 30,1963
STUDENT COUNDIL
Income - Fees
Balance Forwarded 7-1-62
Student Fees
Total Charges
Less Refunds and Credits
Less Fees Not Paid
Other Income:
Parking Fines
Basketball Receipts
Newspaper Advertising
Total Income
Less Expenditures
National Student Association
Flowers anH Fruit
Printing
Ticket*! for Concerts
Supplies
C.C.U.N,
Basketball Charms and Council Pins
National Student Educational Association
Car Registration Decals
Telephone
Janitors and Maids Christmas
Parking Patrolmen
Motion Picture Films
Phi Theta Kappa
Newspaper
Athletics
Cheerleaders
Social Functions
Freshman Advisory Council
Equipment:
Duplicating Machine
Photo Ecpoipment
Typewriter
Athletic Equipment
Cash Advances
Bert Allen (newspaper)
Beth Groome (petty cash —St. Council)
Frederick Cornue (Drama Assoc.)
Cash Balance
12,785.00
134.40
744.95
115.00
170.00
98.50
283.70
7L56
604.62
200.00
164.32
113.65
95.55
143.75
121.30
54.66
33.20
227.00
154.80
100.00
651.41
1,641.07
176.17
3,472.43
81.99
216.92
525.45
217.85
77.90
75.00
25.00
150.00
4,494.30
11,905.65
383.50
16,783.45
8,391.18
1,038.12
250.00
7,104.15
THE COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS for 1963 assemble in front of photographs of earlier graduating
clasltes. Seated is Mrs. Doris Weddington, chief marshal. Standing from left to right are: Glenda Trull,
David Baucom, Granville Broome, Barbara Banks, Jack Barjiette, Linda Taylor, and Richard Spittle.
tne drive-in with the arches
Investmant - Building and Loan
Student Government Fund Balance
YEAR BOOK
Income- Fees
Balance Forwarded 7-1-62
Student Fees:
Total Charges 5,690.00
Less Refunds and Credits 79.00
Less Fees Not Paid 71.49
Other Income-Advertising
Total Income
Less Expenditures
Year Book Fund Balance
Student Poll
1,020.20
8,124.35
334.23
5,539.51
170.00
6,043.74
1,000.88
5.042.86
By BILL NEWMAN
3300 N. Indapandencs Blvd.
Charlotte. N.C.
What are your summer plans—
working? skiing? schooling? tra
velling?
Jim Beam (sophomore): Work
ing — besides that, nothing.
Mike Thomasson (soph): Doing
the same thing that I’m doing
now. Loafing!
John Nicholaides (freshman):
I will be working, and I’ll try to
get in a vacation.
Sue Davis (fresh): I'm going to
work and try to go to the bi^ch
if I can.
Judy Miller (fresh): If I want
to go to school next year. I’d
better work.
Janet Connolly (fresh): I will
probably be working.
Walton Aldred (sqjh): Working
at R, H. Boullgny this summer and
skiing at the river on weekends.
David Thomasson (soph):
Working.
Buck Gilbert (soph): I will be
a beachcomber.
Jo An Burris (soph): l!m going
to summer school and try to work.
Don Baucom (fresh): I’mplann-
Ing to go toNewYorkorPennsyl
vania, and stay as long as the
money does.
phuip Smith (fresh); I will be
working part-time — and all the
time.
Don Talley (junior next fall):
Working, but I will try to take off
a week for vacation.
Sandra Bradham (fresh): 1 will
be working and try to sneak in
a little relaxation.
Alice McGee (fresh): Trylngto
do aU that I can.
Margaret Ross (soph): I’m go
ing to try to find a job. Other
thaii that I don’t know what I’m
going to do.
Gean Thornburg (fresh): I‘m
going to summer school both
sessions.
Beckey Allen (fresh):’rm also
going to summer school.
Ralph King (fresh): Going to
summer school.
Clem Parker (fresh): Working
and going to the beach.
Robert Millsaps (fresh): Work
ing, but will try to
mountains.
Lynn Slayton (fresh): I think
that I am going to be working
and trying to get In a few weeks
at the beach.
Gary Poulos (fresh): I shall be
working, going to the beach, and
joining the Army.
Gary Stakes (fresh): I’m going
to work straight through.
Baiba Lukevics (soph): I’m
going to work. I migltt go to
summer school, might spent a
couple of weeks in Pennsyl
vania.
Sheryl Scarbrough (fresh): I
hope I’ll be working part of the
summer, and I want to go to
Florida.
Bill Reavis (soph): I wlU be
working at Camp Dannbe, on the
New Bern River, and going to the
beach, then back t5 school.
Awards Are
Presented
Outstanding scholarship and
leadership were recognized Ih
special awards made during
formal ceremonies early this
month.
The Bonnie E. Cone Award for
a fine college spirit and a signi
ficant contributLon to college life
went to Susan Weber, editor of
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section of the Charlotte News
on May 6:
“Astranaut John H. Glenn, Jr.,
has arrived byplaneatNagasake,
a port city in Southern Japan, to
board a tracking vessel . . .’’
Back to normalcy “ a port
city.”
After
cramming.. .relax with
a Coke.
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U17 Elii*b«th Av«nu«
BOYS’ BRING YOUR DATE
Famous Blue Ribbon Steak
Pizza Pies Spaghetti
Soft Music