Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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VVEITUHEZ TWJIHB 17 undertake in the middle of December. The annual Student project always provokes excitement and feverish moneymaking schemes. llut this year all eyes were turned southward, the goal was raised drastically, and consequently methods changed. No longer were we merely donating money our- selves, but in addition we solicited additional funds from our churches and friends. As soon as the Covenant Board of Trustees decided definitely to purchase the Chattanooga Castle in the t254xn1oo i President M. Belz, Committee Chair men G. Sherrill ond K. Deots ' ' 1 iwvllcl Clouds, the students set their sights high: 325,000.00 to be raised by April 15, to be applied to the purchase price. It was thrilling to see the spirit of determination, the hard work, the sacri- ficial giving of many students, and the Lord's blessing was evident all through the campaign. mwWN A 5100 CLA55 U-A55 B 9150 ii:- ilk' Pill' ,lr- ,MN ,un lik! .N U 51.555 D 9350 M A '1 1 WS- Y, u lifi 783623 mv? The student body began the proiect with prayer.

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CGLLEGE STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Vice- President Smith, Social Committee Chairman Cole, Secretary-Treasurer Sanderson, President Belz L. Birchler, L. Cole, J. Stanek, S. Pennington, P. Emerson, R. Smith, J. Sanderson, M. Belz, Mr. Buswell, J. Muller, M. Hathorn, M. Ward, R. Wildeman, K. Deats, G. Sherrill, J. Singleton The College Student Council this year, under the leadership of Mark Belz, very actively con- tributed to the well-being of the students and an increased feeling of rapport between faculty and students. The constitution was amended in several ways, and three new council representatives were added: the chairmen of the Athletic Commission, Christian Service Council, and Traffic Commis- sion. The Student Lounge was the object of much attention: lounge courtesies were devised, the Mu- sic Committee set standards for the records to be played, and several periodicals were ordered. Butwhen one thinks of the 1963-1964 Student Council, his mind must immediately go to the Chattanooga project which the students voted to

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DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE The Discipline Committee this year was headed by Dick Smith, the vice-president of the Student Council. This committee is a source of student discipline which is controlled by Student Council. TRAFFIC CCMMISSION S. Pennington, D. LeRoy, J. Payne L. Phillips, C. Donaldson, P. McLane, R. Smith The 1964 Traffic Commission, headed by Sam Pennington, has expended much useful effort in keeping trafhc on the campus well organized. A new system to control the overflow of cars was instituted, and parking regulations have been more carefully monitored.