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Tau Zeta Phi: Patsy Cole, Pres.; Gall
Hettel,V±-ce-Pres, ;Llnda Doughty,
Recording Sec.;¥endy Cowall, Cor
responding Sec.; Marty Simpson,
Treas.; Sue Ferguson and Joyce
Howell, Historians; Carol Trageser,
Pan-Hellenic; Shirley Poskett, ¥,
A.A.
Alpha Pi Delta: John Reed, Pres.;Dick
Pruitt, Vice. Pres.;Davis Williams,
Sec.;Dave Hosman, Treas.; Bert'
Morrison, Corresponding Sec.;
Jerry Cameron,.Chaplin; ¥ayhe
Pruitt, Pan-Heilenic Rep.
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MESSAGE fROn Jih BUIE
The analogy of the main coip; In a very complt;x machine is significantly
characteristic of the Student 'Government Association of x:]lon Colle^Ti'e for the
year 1962-63. I can truthfully expound that this year's Student Government
Association has been characterized by cooperativeness, mutual and conc^enial
relations with the faculty and adininistration, dynamic and Inquisitive
mental processes by many students in order to aid Student Government, a
sense-of responsibility and a desire for comm.unication with the Student
Government leaders in or-der to understand Student Governmint problems,,
For the past three vears the Student 'TJovernr’ient h-'S '^:rovjn ’’’y leaps and
bounds; but this voar's Student Government, appears as 'a' ^iant In comparison
to all other years, ^''^ore students hove psrti cipated in Student Government
Affairs than ever before. I attribute the mult'plvln^ partic■pation of our
students to my administration's "Open Door P ’^icy." This year almost ev^^ry
project we have initiated has been in a sense h'Id ud befor. a mirror through
the medium of The Campus Grier so that the student 'I'od''', facult'''' and admin
istration v;ere coT.pletely' informed at all t m-s. 3y keepinp; a.ll of )ur
functions before the eyes of ^vervone conn^rcted vrith alon College each
individual has had a thorou'j'h understandin?.; of this years t7,oals. B-:cause
they have had an understanding, each person has oeen verv coopc.rative when
he or she was called upon to aid our organization in almost any possible
way. ^ '
I definitely feel that tnis year we ha e had fewer probl'ems than ever
before because of the smooth functioning of this year's Student Government '
Association. When we had a problem tne oest solution was sought af ter' until
found. A good example is as follows: Many students comiplainsd about our
exam schedules claiming that they were too short for a student to do nis' ;
best work or all of his exam's. I appointed a committee of ten stuoents to
invefiti.p;ate the matter and make any recommendations it deemed advisable.
After the committee's investigation it subirritted its recommendations to the •
Student Affairs Committee (A joint facult'^- and student committee) ijhich, in '
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ELECrrONS HELD
¥ith election time in full
ST-Ting, officers for the following
clubs and organizations have been
chos en, thus far:
TheElon Players: Tyrone Rowell, Pres.
Peggy Dodson, Vice-Pres.; Ken
Scarborough, Sec,-Treas.
Beta Omicron Beta: Ann Jennings, Pres,
Brenda Woodward, Vice-Pres.;
Vicki Swift, Recording Sec.;
I Linda Price, Corresponding Sec.;
Karen Brora, Treas.; Nancy Dan
iels, Pan-Hellenic Council;Diane
loy, ¥,A.A. Rep.
Delta Upsilon Kappa: ¥anda Bennet,
Pres.; Judy Hudson, Vice-Pres.;
Eileen Cobb, Corresponding Sec.;
Francis Coggins, Recording Sec.;
Jane Cheek,■Treas,; Kay Jeffreys,
Pan-Hellenic; Ellen Huffines. His
torian.
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"THE VOICE OF THE STUDENTS"