Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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The Student Council The Student Council has been quite busy during the past year in its capacity of guidance for' all student committees and functions. Fore- most among the accomplishments of the coun- cil was the work that was done getting the Stu- dent Lounge under way again. Among the other activities of the group for the year were the appointment of a new editor and business manager for the Decaturian in the middle of the year, the carnival which they sponsored last fall, the management of all the student elections, and the excellent work that was done on the school's revolving fund to get it into smooth running order. The Chapel Committee The Chapel Committee for the past year worked hard trying to obtain programs for Chapel and assembly which would prove en- joyable to the student body. Many of their choices proved most interesting and entertain- ing. Among these were the speaker for Re- ligious Emphasis Week, the Christmas pro- gram, Dr. Sacchar, the Phi Mu Alpha program as part of the many campus organization pro- grams, and the several one-act plays. The committee, a combination of faculty and stu- dent members, deserves much credit for the work that they put each year into the programs that the students take so much for granted. The Student Lounge The Student Lounge committee was at last able to obtain some action on the need for a suitable room for social activities for the stu- dents between classes. Appointed by the Stu- dent Council, Iohn Garver saw to it that the committee functioned and then reported their activities back to the Council. Through con- certed effort, a lounge was begun in the lower hall where the Supply Store was located and the latter was moved across the hall. All plans proceded nicely, and the committee felt justi- fied for their labors when the students voted to pay twenty-five cents to go to the lounge fund. Z6

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