• MARRIED STUDENTS Married students excel! • VET VILLAGE COUNCIL. FIRst ROW , Paul Huff , moyor, Cha rles Bryont , Pol Cor ler. SECOND ROW : Charles Reddell , Ralph Aust in. demanding dual role The ma rried student's li fe dif fers in many ways from th e ty pi ca l boa rdin g stud ent 's. For s tudyin~ he may find hi s home a qui e t refuge from the bustling campu s life or h e m ay find hi s libra ry carrell the only r ea ll y qui e t place w ith a new baby in his home. The ma rri ed student is to be commended however as h e combines workin g and studying, as well as is hi s w ife who of ten combin es h er household duti es w ith " h elping hubby through school. " "The ca ts go t in our garbage l ast night. " "We need more gravel in our dri veway. " "Our water pipe has frozen ." Such complaints were taken to the Vet Village government which consisted of a Mayor and four coun cilmen . ITowever, many problems we re sol ved wh en th e ma rri ed students reached the l on g awaited day of mov ing into the new apartmenls. The new homes have many conveni ences that wer e unheard of in th e old Ve t Villa ge. In add ition to the Vet Village government, the married s tudents ha ve a social club, Theta Alpha Gamma. The Gree k name suita bly means God. husband, wife, beca use th e purpose is to promote Christian fellows hip among m a rri ed students. Their fell owships include potl uck suppers, song sessions. w iener roasts, pi e su pper s and a banquet. BACK home from the supermarket a fter a day of teaching, is M a rtha BILL and Beve rl y Ea rnha rt know thot co -operation from every member of McKee . like many student w ives she must fo llow a strict schedu le. the fam ily is necessary in the home where one paren t is goi ng to school . 130 ~ I •
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