Asbury Theological Seminary - Seminarian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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Douglas Fraley, Treas. g Robert Haslam, Vice Pres. g Clyde Van Valin, Pres.g Arlene Clyde, Sec'y. 9 Elmore Clyde, Ath. Dir.g Robert Knowlton, Chaplain. .giuclenf Mal? Cadinef The Student Cabinet functions as the central government of the student body. Much like its national counterpart, it rep- resents the leadership of various phases ofsocial and polit- ical activities. Representing the political phases are the President, titular head of the governing processes, the Sec- retary who records the progress and achievements of those processes, and the Treasurer, dispenser of funds according to the established economy. Representing the social phases are the Athletic Director who plans and leads the athletic program, the Chaplain who heads student religious services, and the Vice President who directs planning of the student social activities. This team co-ordinates all these phases of student life . 18 ls- r ,ull , .ii g . 11 ,Mtg l I l' -f qt G- f kk f wx., ,, 'i H., gh?-e f f ' ' sstxvs f . 3 f' i ia It TT 4 sfrs if ,r't Pfeslodenfrq

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, 'VW it . 1 F ' V , 3 f . 1 Q V Q . il ' fi ' lg Waiters--Hill, Lyons, Mason, Nicholas. Kitchen Staff--Shyrock, Shakelford, Wells, Askins My lndoors and out of doors the staff of Asbury Seminary works steadily, sometimes quietly, and always efficiently. The kindness and friendliness of those who serve in so many significant and sometimes overlooked tasks have won a warm place in the heart of everyone for these who labor so well . Maintenance--Florence, Scott, Goodlet, Library Staff--Warnock, Spicer, Oman, Schultz, Thompson, Wells. Lamb, Henderson, Bowen. , a, 1:1-Hires? lk 1

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT The student body opens and closes 'Y democratic doors to student govern- X ment. Nominations are by student 'VE' y petitions,and election is determined by preferential ballot. ln addition, each class elects its own representa- tives to the Inter-Group Seminary Committee. Student body meetings are held at least quarterly in which each student has an equal voice and vote. cgnfer - roula eminarg ommiffee The Inter-Group Seminary Committee has been organized as a steering committee for the purpose of joint consideration of problems common to the administration and student body. lt is a discussion group where matters of mutual concern are aired and possible solutions suggested by the various groups represented . There are three representatives each from the Board of Trustees, Administration, and faculty combined with nine representatives from the student body, making a committee of eighteen members. STANDING, L to R: B. Samuelson, D. Fraley, R. Bell, M. Murphree, C. VanVa1in. SEATED B. Knowlton, E. Clyde, A. Clyde, Dr. Mason, Dr. Arnett, Dr. Turkington, W. E. Savage, T.D.Crary. ABSENT:Dr, Mavis, Bishop Marston, B. Haslam, AT LEFT: Dr. J. C. McPheeters. El Qs?