Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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4-Day Vacation Head Council Agenda A Heac acouncil Agenda Heading the agenda for to- night's council meeting will Tb final approval of the letter to thi general faculty recommending 4 .....-4? 4 ' 5 X ' 'b 1 5 as J four-day Thanksgiving vacation Dick Crout Ben Belknap Mike Berla George Rawick observer Gus Potter and observer Paul Lloyd how much of the money obtained from the Ac- tivity Fee should be allotted to each organiza- tion. This year the Student Council loaned KOCN, under a. two year agreement, all the money that was necessary to put it on the air. The Mock UN, which was a direct outgrowth of the Council-sponsored Four-College Confer- ence, and the letter sent to Washington asking that all other means possible be investigated be- fore going to war, were other achievements of the Student Council. Securing approval of the Thanksgiving vacation was the outstanding accomplishment of the Council, in the opinion of every book-weary student. ti. v . , i Q Thus ind.-.:e2vv'2o.X'izo. v'iovx had csfflo-T pociotl e-QQec'ts upon 'me Plowefic ,QX'X'ufe,. .Q 1?mo,-oe niuxtwx, gsluewc Jmnlcnluecl old. .Lm...i'Jm,-ff: 'B-GNL

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ACTIVITY FEE CARB 1950 2953 Ailappella Choir - - s .22 Class Dues - -- -. - fs xi College Slim als: -- .g Foru:ri'lBozzx'r'i -- ,gfa Eli-fp-Iii - -- -- 'Af- ax.- Mferfs Glen Club f Viiuzzienfs files: Civil: -W . Oberiifi Review Q - - i. 1 s Uber-lisz-if:-Cliizfa. s U -- 4 'Ulmrlin Iirrzrrnaiiv. ,liialssxnie - 'p tin!! !!I'3 O'i5 -P -- -. - -'P fkberlin, iloiiege Netware. .a, -- v - - .. si-:jj I ,Social Ffmri Q - -. - 5.95 Ycunzan, - - 5325 .,33s,ii,,. Finances, Vacation Sf. RI. C. Fi.. -- -I -A . is Y. C.. A.. - 1 -- ,, Reserve Luau Fans? X- , 31, l V I A ease: 'EfEf5P'i'Ri Asliisuseiosas Tax Q .29 'Tatar 326,523 'lweitcfwai fwfr.-zisslnzzfz 'Herr f3?1fs.173r: 1ge:ft.3feb.ie each imifrjf , ,,-,,.. --. ,,...- NW... 4 Council Passes Caves tor '5l Review IF-lead Dick Caves was Lmanirnously cepted as editor of the Review 'uymythe Student Council last ruesaaygevoie on Bill ThuIwber's T omination for Director of OCN submitted by present Di- ctor Bob Chamberlain, will be aken at the next mectinig. i P Lf b. - if ii ,. f. ,gf X A .. 4, Clockwise from left: Observer Bill Thur- ber. Iohn Abma. Bob Emery. Bob McKay. President Roger Brucker. Kathy Biddle. World peace, a Thanksgiving vacation, and iinances were some of the many subjects that were discussed by Student Council President Roger Brucker, and President Stevenson. The work of the Student Council involves every- thing from forming policies on matters such as these, to approving appointments such as that of Dick Caves as editor of the Review. Admin- istering all elections, approving changes in the charters of organizations, and appointing the heads of such organizations as the Forum Board, CRD, and the Honor Court, are other routine jobs of the Student Council. The Student Council reviews the budget of all the organizations on campus and determines

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J' On this beautiful Chance Creek property the YM held its Spring Retreat and Orientation Week picnic for freshmen. The fire-destroyed cabin near the lean-to is being rebuilt. C Y Advisers, Leaders Meel 63' Retreats and conferences compose an important part . - of Y life each year. Late in the spring the YM and YW 41 Y held their retreats. The Y faculty advisers and retiring cabinet met with the incoming leaders to evaluate the ffiii past year's work and make plans for the coming year. 3 E9 The new leaders were given some insight into the prob- f ' lems they were to face and tips as to how these prob- lems could best be solved. Early in the summer there was the annual Geneva district leadership training con- ference. Then shortly before Orientation Week the com- . 4 bined cabinets met on campus for three packed days of wig, final planning. Here they smoothed out the plans for- mulated in the spring. 22