Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL WhaT government is besT? ThaT which Teaches us To govern ourselves. GOETHE To make life aT EasTern more democraTic, and aT The same Time more ChrisTian, was The ulTimaTe aim of The STudenT Council This year. Of greaT imporTance in accomplishing This aim was The aTTempT To help sTudenTs inTegraTe all parTs of Their life aT EasTern To creaTe a meaningful whole. The problem of academic achievemenT of The sTudenT body was invesTigaTed Thoroughly by The Council, wiTh emphasis on The need for wise selecTion 0T exTracurricular acTiviTies. Working for a fuller life for The sTudenTs, The commiTTees of The Council conTinued To funcTion eTfecTively: The AThleTic CommiTTee, The ArT CommiTTee, The CUITural CommiTTee, The Social CommiTee, and The SpiriTual Life CommiTTee. The Calendar CommiTTee again aided in The scheduling of The year's main evenTs. To help make meal-Time a more enioyable experience, The Coun- DAVID BEALS cil Dining Hall CommiTTee conTinued To ad. The Council also in- PresidenT sTallecl a public address sysTem in The dining hall. Wv.a --a-m A Thus mainTaining an inTeresT in every phase of sTudenT life, EasT- ern's STudenT Council, capably led by David Beals, was again an effecTive vehicle for sTudenT self-governmenT. Seared, left To right.- A. STeinbrighT, L. Bryan, S. ViTullo, Recording SecreTary; R. STorms, Vice-PresidenT; D. Beals, PresidenT; K. Klopfenstein, Treasurer; J. BarTholomew, Corresponding SecreTary; F. MefediTh, G. Reckless. Standing: R. McGinnis, R. Slaghf, J. Milby, C. Saunders, H. Johnson. C T r s 3 i l T i i It i l l V,'.' .3 in 3:1 7- 'v :2 .. -2; 55:4 7734?

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE This year The Social CommiTTee presenTed The TradiTionaI evenTs on campus as well as several innovaTions. The FaculTy RecepTion was held early in The year as was The Big SisTer-LiTTIe SisTer Tea. Sadie Hawkins Weekend provided The fesTiviTies for Halloween, and several informal socials were held in The gym and in The Log Cabin during The Fall Season. New This year was The Tune Tangle, class compeTiTion in choral singing. The Fall BanqueT Took place aT The PresidenTial Dining Room. Miss Winifred DeTTori and Lyle Richardson from The Academy of Vocal ArTs provided professional enTerTainmenT, show music, for The occasion. There were ChrisTmas and ValenTine socials as well as some oTher informal gaTherings ThroughouT The year. The VarieTy Show and May Day highlighTed The Spring Season. The Social CommiTTee has Tried To creaTe a beTTer socialaTmosphere DELLA RODGERS 2 This year in order To enhance The whole spiriT of The Campus. BARRY LOVE M : WiTh more informal geT-TogeThers and several new ideas, we Adv'so's i TeIT ThaT oTher areas of campus life would be enriched. : 'li 2 B First row, left To right: K. SmiTh, Chairman; N. Salamun, J. Dahl, J. SixsmiTh, R. Davis. Second row: H. Johnson, 5. Schmidt, R. f '1 Hughes, D. Eshelman. NoT shown: R. Davis, P. Homer, Chairman of Campus Queen CoronaTion; J. Milby; J. Quigg, G. Reckless, and T I J. Robinson. E g i; ll - Km 1.1m myrzm A i a 4 :Va- hmmmz- h- - ur-gxuxs .ur