Vol. 4, No. 3
Charlotte College, Charlotte, N. C.
December 17, 1952
FARLEY, FLOROS NAMED LEADERS
Recently named to appear in "American College
Student Leaders” are Arthur Farley and Sula Floros
Charlotte Collesre placed the names of two of its student
leaders in the hands of the editors of Leaders Publications,
Beverly Hills, California, for publication in the 195-3 “American
College Student Leaders”, national publication known for its
use as a reference in industrial, public and college libraries.
Final selection of the two, Ar- as a reference for industrial, pub-
thur Farley and Sula Floros, was
made by the faculty of Charlotte
from a list of nine candidates sub
mitted to them by the Student
Council. Those appearing- in this
list (in addition to Farley and
Floros) were: Bill Bass, Charles
Brice, Charles Hickman, Wellene
Hodge, Michael Palmer, Bill Pal
mer. and Charles Vess.
The choice of those finally se
lected to appear in “American Col
lege Student Leaders” was made
using the criteria: leaders in stu
dent activities; editors; Council
members; class presidents; dean’s
lists, and other scholastic records;
and club presidents and leaders.
Special emphasis was placed on
“scholastic standing, coupled with
unusual leadership abilities.”
“American College Student Lead
ers,” in addition to its importance
COME TO THE CHRISTMAS DANCE
Since all of you are plannine: to
attend the C’C Christmas Dance,
we know you will want all the per
tinent facts. This annual dance is
jointly sponsored by the Student
Council and the Alumni Associa
tion.
This year’s music will he furnish
ed by Howard Gaffney and his
band. Refreshments will be served.
The dance is to be held in the Cen
tral Hijjh School Gym from 8:00
until ?. The jjym will be appro
priately decorated in keeping with
(he Christmas spirit. What day?
Saturday, December 20, 1952.
I’his dance is to be a semi-formal
affair and all students are encour
aged to bring dates, although stags
will be admitted. Since this is go
ing to be the biggest and best dance
yet, we know that you will want
lo be there. So, see you then!
Political Sdence Class Sees
Naturalization Ceremony
lie and school leaders, is an hon-
orary publication, and is a treasur
ed lecord for students named to
appear therein.
Both successful candidates were
unanimously chosen by the facul
ty. Farley is president of the Stu
dent Council, makes the dean’s list
regularly, and is one of the best
known students at C. C. Miss Floros
is tieasurer of the Student Coun
cil, is also a regular student on the
dean's list, and is well known for
her student leadership. Both are
members of language fraternities
and both hold office in their re
spective fraternities, Farley’s be
ing French, Floros’, Spanish.
Charlotte College can well be
proud of both Arthur Farley and
Sula Floroj.
On Thursday, December 4th, at
12:0 noon, the Political Science
Class visited Federal Court to wit
ness the final ceremony in the
naturalization of seventeen aliens.
The candidates for citizenship
were presented to the Court by the
Clerk of Court. Federal Judge Wil
son Warlick presided, and upon
completion of the simple ceremony,
he gave an encouraging speech to
the new citizens, referring to the
leccrd naturalized citizens have
made in Charlotte and Asheville.
.Judge Warlick stated that of the
hundreds of aliens who have been
tiaturalized in this area since 1940,
not one has had an indictment for
criminal offense lodged against
him. He also pointed out the large
number of countries represented
in this naturalization ceremony.
The countries represented were:
Austria, with one candidate;
China, one; Czechoslovakia, one;
Denmark, one; England, five; Ger
many, six; Greece, one; and Le
banon, one.
Student Government Planning New Activities
The governing body of Charlotte
College, better known as the Stu
dent Council, is striving toward
more and better school activities
and spirit. (Don’t you believe the
spirit is I’ising!!)
So far we have little to boast
about—but we’re trying! We are
sorry the Student Union Building
did not reach the heights of our
anticipation, but we want you to
stop by the “snack bar” in the hall
in front of the library whenever
you feel the longing for cigarettes,
trjckcrs, candy, or cokes. Purchase
your snacks here and reap the
profits!
Did you see the “Carrousel Pa
rade?” What I'm leally asking,
“Did you see the Charlotte College
float?” This float involved a good
bit of work and we want everyone
who helped with this to know that
their services weix' very much ap
preciated.
A new project that is being work
ed jn now is a “Coffee Hour”. Or
maybe a better name would be
“get better acquainted hour.” This
will be held about every three
weeks between .5:.30 and ):o() in
the basement of school in order
to give all the students and faculty
an opportunity to drop by for a
few minutes. There will be some
thing to drink and eat. This coffee
hour will be sponsored by the Stu
dent Council and we hope everyone
will take advantage of it.
We wish to remind the students
that we are representing them and
they are invited to attend our
meetings and bring with them ideas
that might be helpful or beneficial
to the school. These we are always
glad to have!
It is rather difficult *o give the
student body a complete bieak-
dovin of what happens at the Stu
dent Council meetings, so if you
cannot attend the meetings read
the copy of the minutes that is
placed on the bulletin board after
each meeting!