Emmanuel Missionary College - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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Picnics and parties, programs and pageants are planned largely by the Social Committee. The Flower Committee remembers a:cident and death among students and their relatives with tokens of sympathy. Students get a large part of their say in how the school is run through the Student-Faculty Govern- ment Committee. Candidates for offices on other committees, the Student Association, and the publications are selected tar election by the Nominating Com- mittee.

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STUDENT ASSOCIATION Dead. Student Association's dead. He shuffled down the steps after chflfpelf Sl'lC1lCi1'1QI his red head knowingly. The tall boy with the glasses asked, What makes you SCIY that? Seems lively enough to me. Glad you think so. W' hy, we should have had a funeral long ago. Why do l say it'S dead? Good question. Vtfhy do you say it's alive? Well, the Student Association serves the students by giving them a voice. Representa- tives meet from time to time and decide on- Yeah, we've heard that sort of stuff before. Fine theory. But does it work? Look here, said the tall boy's roommate, you fellows are both partly right and partly wrong. The SA isn't as lively as it could be. But it does a lot of good. lust show me one thing it's done that's worth while. OK, look at the new picnic area, look Student Association President Harold Grundset giving College, President Percy Christian a birth- day present from the students at the wonderful party nights we'v9 hqdl look at the way the SA worked with us for the best skating time for everyone. Red said nothing for a moment. Then he shook his head again. Well, those may be a few little things, but l'm glad y-Ou Said it isn't as lively as it could be. lt's deqdl I tell you. Glasses tried a new angle. Let's say if is dead. Make it just as dead as you Wim. Then ask yourself who's to blame. lt's indi- viduals, individuals like you that make dead weight for a mighty hard-working group, I know. l'm on the Student Council. Of all the time we spend working with suggestions and plans for improvements, and then to have some guy who never turns his hand over pipe up and tell me- All right, all right. I didn't mean to get your dander up, old fellow. And maybe the old Student Association isn't so dead after all. Representatives from the various classes and groups of the college speak for their particular interests and for the good of the school in Stu dent Council.

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f ,? '7 Vs Wx gf 'V -NFK S I 3 K . Y I 'X -f ll .A 4- f.: Refueling crt the picnic Students giving the once-over to the 119W recreation crrecx, now nearing Complenon The Southerncrires, who sang in March Students meeting in faculty homes on PCINY night 74