Page 2, THE PILOT
Thursday, September 19,1974
S»euatoi*s Meet:
Duties Defined
FRANKLY SPEAKING byPhilfninIc
The officers and senators
for the ’74-’75 school year
have been elected and are
ready to take on the respon
sibility of representing their
fellow students. The officers
and senators for the upper
three classes were elected in
April of last year, but the
Freshman elected their of
ficers and senators at the be
ginning of this school year.
The SGA Executive Of
ficers for this year are: Pres
ident—Bill Barkley, Vice-
President—Rick Trexler,
Secretary—Bidgie Bucha
nan, Treasurer—Russ
Horne, and Student Center
Board Chairman—Mark
Walker.
The senators - at - large
elected to serve in the 1974-
75 Senate are: Jack King,
Andy Ingram, and Charlotte
Meyer. Steve Fischer was
also elected, but was re
placed by Rick Hill since
Fischer did not return to
Do you
have any
How about viewing your
opinion by writing a letter
to the Editor, Box 163.
Gardner-Webb. These were
voted on by the Student
Body as a whole.
Class officers and class
senators for the 1974-75 aca
demic year are as follows:
FRESHMAN: President—
Chris Goethe, Vice-Presi-
dent—Robert Pettyjohn,
Secretary—Elaine Moseley,
Treasurer—Jo Ann Raley,
and Senators —Jim Ed
munds, Sherwin Johnson,
Joy Suther, and Tom San-
taniello.
SOPHOMORE: Presi
dent-Danny Cook, Vice-
President—Jim Burleson,
Secretary— Sherry Setzer,
Treasurer—Jan Barkley,
and Senators—Sabra Clod-
felter, Renee Warren, Diane
Crumpton, and Jerome
Cash.
JUNIOR: President-
Burt Brimberry, Vice Presi
dent —Rick Hill, Secre
tary—Julia Lee Hanna
Treasurer— Susan Prichard
and Senators—Bart Ben
nett, Randy Bynum, Tim
McSwain, and Steve Lewis.
SENIOR: President—
Doug Byers, Vice-Presi-
dent—Benjie Holland, Se
cretary—Martha Williams
Treasurer—Doug Turner
and Senators—Rick Chap
man, Leonard Houston
Charlie Dyke, and Otis Hoi
lar.
Letter To The Editor
One of the major subjects
for discussion on this cam
pus is that of rules, espe
cially those for females.
The basic point of conten
tion is the curfew rules. It is
common knowledge that
male students have no cur
few, and that female stu
dents have a complicated
system of sign-in times. This
is inherently unfair. Female
students in essence, are dis
criminated against. This en
tire argument can be
summed up in one state
ment: If the females have a
curfew, then the male stu
dents should also have one.
If the male students have no
curfew, then the female stu
dents should not have one.
The recommendation is
The Pilot
Editor Wofford Caughman
Feature Editor Charlotte Meyer
Staff Carolyn Ruffin, Diane Crumpton,
Crela Landreth, Becky Bost,
Andra Wood, Kay Snyder, Sherwin Johnson
Photographer Chappie Chapman
Advisor Mr. Bill Boyd
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The Day Student Sena
tors elected by the day stu
dents are MeUssa Jolley,
John Wall, Libby Wash
burn, and Virginia Hedrick.
The Residence Hall Sena
tors elected by their fellow
resident students are as fol
lows: Nanney—Linda
McAnulty, Stroup—Kathy
Dobbins, Hapy—Nancy
Barlowe, Decker — Jill
Haney, Lutz-Yelton—David
Laws, Mauney—Scott Mau-
ney, Myers—David Blan
ton, Spangler—Chuck Sco-
ville. Campus House—Deb
bie Frans, Trailers (Men) —
Joel Lineberger, and Por
table Housing (Women) —
Karen Troutman.
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IW-IBE IT ISN'T EffllCAL-
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not being made to remove all
curfews, but now that a cri
ticism has been offered let a
suggestion be giv^n. [Why
couldn’t a campus-wide cur
few of 12:00 p.m. be insti
tuted? First-semester fresh
men females should be given
a curfew of 11:00 p.m., and
the rest of the boarding stu
dents, male and female,
should have a curfew of mid
night.
A campus-wide curfew
would make security patrol
ling much simpler, and per
haps raise the academic le
vels of certain students.
— a concerned female
Letters from both sides of
the issue (male and female)
are welcome.
SGA Officers; Left to right President-Bill Barkley, Secretary-Bidgie Buchanan, and
Vice-President-Rick Trexler. Absent from picture are Russ Home and Mark Walker.
SGA Prepares
For New Session
The SGA Senate held its
first meeting of the year of
September 3, 1974 at 8:00
p.m. The main purpose of
this meeting was an intro
duction to the Senate. Rick
Trexler, SGA Vice-Presi
dent, presided over the
meeting.
The meeting began when
Chairman Trexler called the
meeting to order. The invo
cation was given by Tim
McSwain, a Junior Class
Senator. The roU was then
called by Bidgie Buchanan,
SGA Secretary.
The faculty advisors to
the Senate were recognized.
Mr. Joe Hoyle, who is serv
ing his second year as facul
ty advisor, spoke to the
senators on the importance
of getting involved in work
outside the Senate meetings.
Mr. Melvin Lutz, who is
serving his first year as fa
culty advisor, was recog
nized. Both Mr. Hoyle and
Mr. Lutz extended their ser
vices to the senators. Dr.
Arthur Nuhrah, who is the
Senate Parliamentarian, was
also recognized.
Mr. Bill Briggs, Coordina
tor of Student Personnel
Services, addressed the se
nators on their responsibil
ity as senators. He also
spoke on the value of a Se
nate and the maturity the
senators should have in
carrying out their duties.
Senate folders were
passed out to all senators.
Chairman Trexler went over
the folders, explaining dif
ferent parts of it. These
folders contain the responsi
bilities of the senators, in
structions on how to write
up a bill, and the rules of
Parliamentary Procedure.
Mr. Tom Poston, Director of
Student Activities, also
urged all senators to read
the SGA Constitution in the
Student Handbook.
BiU Barkley, SGA Presi
dent was then
President Barkley stressed
the importance of the sena
tors to attend all Senate
meetings. He also pointed
out that the senators should
be ready to work hard this
years.
Russ Home, SGA Trea
surer, gave the treasury re
port. He stated that the bud
get for this year is $52,000.
Mark Walker, Student
Center Board Chairman,
also gave a report on the en
tertainment for this year.
The members of the Fa-
culty-Student Committees
and the College Judicial
Board were then announced
to the Senate. Nominations
were eJso made for a replace
ment for Steve Fischer, and
Rick Hill was chosen.
The last item of business
was the appointing of the
Food Committee. After the
Food Committee was ap
pointed, the meeting was ad
journed.