Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE COUNCIL— First Row: J. Clark, J. Patterson, M. J. Beverly, L. Miller. Second Row: C. Hickey, S. Heinrich, C. Connor, A. Durrance. Third Row: L. Bullock, L. Burton, J. Cruthrids, M. Molyneaux, M. Smith. INTERFAITH COUNCIL— First Row: S. Thorstenherg, J. Pat- terson, S. Vinson, J. Clark. Second Row: B. Feuerlein, F. Willey, J. Hoefer, K. Oates. Third Row: P. Barton, B. Brown, N. Solo- monson, C. Hickey. CAR ' s— First Row: C. Draper, V. Quattlebaum, S. Stowers, L. Smith, S. Dorn, M. J. Beverly, J. Little, J. Hillsman. Second Row: R. Zealy, S. Parkin, S. Kapple, C. Page, A. Moorse, B. Garlington, B. Armstrong, L. Peeples. Third Row: D. Wright, J. Ahrano, D. Hunter, C. Meganniss, A. Sheild, M. MacNair, S. Nelson, P. Bell, B. Moore, A. Holt. PB

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9fiH I Out of the reorganization plans last spring grew the new Rep. Council. Exec was overworked handling both judicial and legislative work. Plans were laid for an alert and active group, a cross-section of the student body, which could bring to light the best student thinking on campus affairs. This year ' s Rep. Council composed of all board presidents, house presidents, heads of publications, and day student representatives was the result. Mary Beth Thomas and Mary Ann Lusk, president of the student body and chairman of Judicial Committee, respectively, have served as its leaders. The group ' s effort to coordinate campus affairs has resulted in the increased awareness of the stu- dents of various issues and opportunities on campus. The major work of Rep. Council has been to revise election procedures in order to consider major class offices and new duties created by reorganization and to plan a house presidents council. 1 i— r ft V « I wjfj i .tj 9 m A r 1 i 9 dl

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3BH ASSOCIATION t PRESIDENT Lucy Morcock VICE-PRESIDENT Sue Heinrich SECRETARY Becky Vick TREASURER Elizabeth Stewart Christian Association, the campus organization inseparably linked with vespers and hall pray- ers, has had a particularly strong impact on campus life this year. Starting with the C.A. banquet in the early fall (when Peanuts was presented as publicity theme) through the complete revision of the CA. constitution with its emphasis on those hardworking C.A.R. ' s, and the exciting CA. chapels with such speakers as Mrs. Yungblut and Howard Zinn of Spellman, to the freshman studv groups and the three Y.M.C.A. conferences in the spring — in Illinois, Gatlinburg, and Miami — C.A. has made itself felt throughout the year. Even the prayer room with its new benches and worship center is evidence of the rejuvenating influence of C.A. Of course R.E. week took its place as the highlights of the C.A. program. Dr. Leh- mann ' s addresses, informal discussions and per- sonal conferences enriched campus perspective and stimulated students to both thought and action. fV.™ CA m IN r T F ' v° W; G , earrald ' B - v . S. Heinrich, L. Morcock. E. Stewart, S. Shawen. Second Row: S. Hodges, B. Beusse, M. A. Gregory, M. Brown, N. Yontz, B. Armstrong, L. Plemmons, J. Hoefer, E. Anderson.