Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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' artisan Mr. Garrxson, Mrs. G Bohemian atmosphere to accompany your franks and beans can be found in the Shanty. With its gaily painted walls and quick service the Shanty offers a change from the large, seIf-service cafeteria. Un- der the management of Mrs. Gill the Shanty is open for breakfast, lunch, and supper. cherding: ML Miss Box' l9 FOOD The Hole is a favorite after concert meeting place for VU students. Open from 5 to 11 p.m., the Hole is the joy of Altruria girls and the scene of the Hole Shows. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Garrison keep things running smoothly and serve such snacks as bar-b- ques, chili, and cheeseburgers. The University cafeteria is VUhs version of the Brown Derby. Anytime between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., students may be found in the cafeh drinking cof- fee or munching a between class snack. The Snack Bar, :1 new innovation this year, was open all day for the convenience of the students. Besides this, three meals a day were served under the supervision of Ken Harmon and Dorcas Borcherding.

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1 UBRARY Miss Bushing, Mr. Stager, Miss Steinke, Prof. Grunau, Mrs. Schwan, Mrs. Bowden, Mr. Johnson. catlons available to the student body. In addition , 1p of a ' T . . . . n asmstant he Visual ands Include mlcrofilm and microcard Ieaderm Ihls sex uce can be used by faculty members and Students enga ed 1n g research work. HEALTH CENTER The Health Center is vitally concerned With supervision of the health of students. Freedom from disease is not a true measure of ones health. Health must be defined in a broader sense. It is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or in- firmity. Dr. Puncher directs the Health Center in terms of this definition. He has devised a comprehensive program designed to enhance optimal mental and physical de- velopment of the students. Dr. Puncher, Miss Weihl Mrs. Schoebridgei l 8

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STUDEI David Snyder The key man in the executive set-up of the Student Council this year was President David Snyder, better known to the student body as tlClydeP A mathematics and geography major from Aurora, Illinois, Dave was kept busy appointing SC committees, corresponding With prospective students and acting as an ex-officio member of all SC committees. A member of the Kappa Phi Tau Fraternity, he Was also active in Alpha Mu Gamma, the Math and Physics Club, and Alpha Pi. Doug Seltz, SC Vice-President, took charge of all SC meetings this year and served as chairman of the By-Laws Committee. He also took over the presidentls duties when Dave was unable to do so. Doug comes from Good Thunder, Minnesota, was studying in his first year of law, and is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity and Alpha Pi.