CHARLOTTE
COLLEGIAN
Vol. 3, No. 4
Charlotte College, Chailotte, N. C.
April 29, 1952
ADVANCE PARTY TRIUMPHS IN ELECTION
1952-53 Student Government Officers (left to right), Arthur Farley, Jr., President;
Charles C. Vess, Vicj-President; Sula Floros, Treasurer; and Velma Ray, Treasurer.
Seventeen Students
Make Dean's List
In order to be listed on the
Dean’s list, a student must take a
full load of three subjects, 12
quarter hours of work, and main
tain at least a B average. The
following students met these re
quirements: Arthur Coburn Farley,
Jr.; Sula Floros; Albert Clarkson
Futral; Charles Wesley Hickman,
Jr.; George Dewey King; Moses
Stephen Mahaley; Peter Nicholas
Maydanis; Michael Hamilton
Palmer; Fred Lafayette Prince,
Bennett Jackson Proctor; Lambros
K. Rigas; William Francis Scholl,
Jr.; Herman Dewey Sheron, Jr.;
Buel J. Stevenson; Grover Whitson
Teeter; Charles C. Vess; and
Hubert Allen Womack, Jr.
Students who have taken the
full load of 12 quarter hours of
work and have maintained an
average of “A” are: Moses Stephen
Mahaley and Fred L. Prince.
Scholarship Awarded
To CC Aiumna
Barbara Murphy, an alumna of
Charlotte College, has been chosen
as a Carnegie Fellow in the field
of teaching to study at George
Peabody College. This scholarship
is valued at $1000 for each year
and was awarded to twenty chosen
Carnegie Fellows from the Liberal
Arts Colleges in the south-eastern
United States.
Miss Murphy received her
Associate of Arts degree at
Charlotte College as a member of
the first graduating class in 1950.
She completed her Bachelors
Degree at the University of North
Carolina at the end of the Winter
Quarter, 1952.
New Scholarships
To Be Awarded
Charlotte College will award
eleven scholarships sometime dur
ing the summer. These scholarships
will cover only the tuition while
at CC and cannot be applied to
books or other fees.
All applicants for the .scholar
ships will be required to write a
theme on why they wish to attend
Charlotte College. In addition, they
will take a psychological and an
Engli.sh examination. Candidates
will be judged on the basis of their
scholastic record and financial
need.
One $500.00 scholarship will be
awarded. This scholarship will
cover tuition for the two years at
CC. Recently the College estab
lished seven scholarships to be
awarded to students from the seven
City and County schools. Other
scholarships are one $150 award
(Continued on page 3)
The election of Student Govern
ment officers for 1952-53 steamed
into a second run-off here on April
10. In the last round Arthur Farley
of the Advanced Party battled Bill
Scholl of the Progressive Party for
the top administrative spot
(President) in the government. The
final outcome was a major upset
for the Independent and Progres
sive parties. Farley took 51 of the
96 votes cast.
Earlier in the week candidates
of the three political parties in the
school slugged it out in the fiist
run-off for the )emaining three
posts (V. P., Sec. & Treas.) in the
government.
In the run-off for vice president,
Charles Vess, of the Advanced
party took on Bud Neimer of the
Progressive party. Vcsf won by a
14 vote majority with the votes
standing at 59 for Vess and 45 foi'
Neimer.
In the race for secretary, Velma
Ray of the Advanced party was
pitted against Wellene Hodge of
the Independent party. Miss Ray
triumphed with a vote of 53, with
51 votes going to Miss Hodge.
Also in political bouts were
Sula Floros of the Independent
party and Truitt Boone of the
Progressive party, vying for the
post of treasurer. Miss Floros top
pled Boone with a 60 to 42 vote.
The run-off elections were the
result of a neck-and-neck race for
the offices in the original election
held on April 8. In the first round
only three of the twelve candidates
were eliminated from the race.
None of the candidates for
president were eliminated in the
original election. Arthur Farley, Jr.
(Continued on page 4)
Treasurer's Report
For Spring Quarter
Revenue plus
old balance $749.02
Social Com. 250.00
Athletics
Newspaper 300.00
Publicity 25.00
Assembly Com. 30.00
Total $605.00
Balance Unappropriated $144.62
(Signed) George N. Lefler
Treasurer, Student Council