Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Committees Serve Both Faculty and Students Q7 ,n Student Academic Aftairs Committee: CSEATEDJ Sharon Baumgartner, Joyce Stimson, chairman. QSTANDINGJ Eldon Carlson, Gerry Robbins, Paul D'Arcy. Music-Lecture Committee: Mrs. Mary Budensiek, Mary Ann Phipps, Sarah Stoufter, Elliott Nordgren, Darrell Schlabach. 29 The Student Academic Affairs Commit- tee is in charge ot planning the stu- dent-faculty coffee hour held once a month in which issues of interest are presented and discussed. Planning the artist series programs is the maior function ot the Music-Lecture Committee. The committee arranges tor programs and artists to visit Bethel's campus. They also work closely with the local Kiwanis Club,

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an ,n.1 n.,.wrwz,' uim3Mnrspr l ,-4 Religious Lite Committee: KSEATEDJ Bill Hossler, chairman, Margaret D'Arcy, Gerry Robbins. CSTANDINGJ Richard Thomas, Ronald Cook. Judiciary Committee: Mrs. Johnston, faculty advisor, Bev Perr John Hewett, chairman. Religious Activities Promoted b Group The purpose ot the Religious Lite Com- mittee is to promote spiritual growth through Christian activities. This was accomplished as the group planned prayer meetings and special sirigspiro- tions. The Judiciary Committee is a means of student self-discipline. The committee hears cases ot misconduct ot students and suggests meaures to be taken. y, Gerry Robbins, Loren Clark, Phyllis Tuckey, 28 r 'ix X . u ' Q5 H55 dw X sz .mzneim-' umam-um

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l S Student Council Serves Both Students and Faculty i l l KD gi ity' 4' Student Council Membership: QSEATEDJ Tom Branch, Annalee Betty Wilson, Richard Thomas, Linda Myers, Gerald Steele, Con- Leiter, Maryann Zawoysky, Marilyn Taylor, Fred Becknell. nie Burgess, William Joyce, Miss Herman, Mr. Steele. iSTANDlNGt Vicki Yono, Al Lake, Phyllis Tuckey, Ron Phipps, The Student Council is the active administrative and legislative arm ot the Student Association. The Coun- cil strives to promote a closer relationship and better understanding among the administration, taculty, ' and the students. lt is their further duty to advance each student to intellectual, social, and spiritual ma- turity. Activities ot the Student Council include the leader- l . . . . . ship seminar, the appointment at various committees, I class day activities, and final work on the new con- stitution. y Fred Becknell, from Bremen, Indiana, served as President of the Student Council y during the l963-64 school year. l 30 'H-ff ' -ww-mrvrrurt -