Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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DI SCIPLI E COMMITTEE Left to right, back row: D. Hein, S. Birchler, Phillips, Wildeman, Dameron. Front row: L. Cole, Kesselring, M. Pet- erson, S. Christ. The Student Discipline Committee. functioning un- der the authority of Student Council, was made up this year of seven upper class students. Student Body Vice- President Bob Wildeman acted as chairman. The com- mittee felt that this year's purpose was two-fold: lirst. to re-evaluate the framework of the committee: the purpose, meeting procedure, and disciplining systemL secondly. to provide a fair, lirm committee toreview the cases of student discipline. TRAFFIC COMMISSIO A larger parking area, together with a reduction in the number of cars on campus, made the work of the Tralhc Commission this year somewhat easier from its previous duties in St. Louis. Under the direction of chairman Dennis Shaw, the Commission reported that the co-operation of all the students has been most satisfactory. Left to right, back row: Shaw.

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i ,. ff l xx 'N' W. ., A '-5' Left to right, back row: Pinner, Lloyd Morris, L. Birchler. Front row: Shera: ton, Lawrence, Browne, S. Van Wechel Chairman Koos. The Social Committee, whose chairman this year was Junior Carla Koos, is responsible for the several all-school socials which have become traditional. High- lights of the Committees good work, pictured and re- ported here, will be among the most vivid memories of the school year. The first of these came under a full October moon, when Covenanters rode to Lake Chickamauga on a huge trailer truck for their annual hayride. A bonlire along the lake shore, slightly charred weiners and marshmallows, a lively song-fest, and a short devo- tional by Mr. Webber gave new students a delightful first taste of a Covenant social and reminded veterans of evenings of other years in St. Louis. Around the World at Christmas was the theme for the December Christmas banquet. ln an imaginative program describing the observance of Christmas in other lands, Covenanters traveled to Japan. Germany. France, and Mexico in the banquet room of the Patten Hotel. Spring activities included the Tales of the Covenant- ers banquet, and the Spring Garden Party held in the month of May. The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood was the theme of the banquet on March 6, when, for that one evening, the Silver Ballroom of the Read House became Sherwood Forest.