Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION (GROUP 1). ROW 1: Mark Devine, Jimmy Tarrant. ROW 2: Susan My- zell. Lucia Bell, Jenny King. Nina Mirnck, Tammy Sherwood, Nancy Firth, Monica Gibson, Donna Cliver, Henry Simmons. ROW 3: Shellie Race, Tina Pnebe, Chuck Capes, Cheryl Goodling, Keith Prince, Sharon Perrin, Dede Mahaffey, Billy Gibson, Joy Terry. Liz Mirnck. ROW 4: Benny Green, Chuck Moede, Greg Brunson, John Doe, Bruce Barret, Ter- ry Raines, Brad Martin, Keith Reeves, Jay Rowe, Alan Lawson, Lee Aikins. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION (GROUP 2). ROW 1: Luke Guthrie, Bill Cox, Jane Doe, Kelly Dufford, Beth Dill, Karen Barnett, Lori Long, Jim Dawkins, Reel Robertson, Cindy Stenthouse. ROW 2: Paul Heitzenrater, Ted Light, Jimmy Kennon, Elaine Middlebrooks, Holly Sutherland, Patti Stone, Kathy Tolbert, Elizabeth Richards, Gayle Reece, Steve Go- forth. ROW 3: Stan Swartzel , Ricky Satterfield, John Doe, Tim Drake, Ben Killingsworth, Scott Martin, Frankie Robinson, Alan Pace, Mark Pope, Bob Jame- son. CLEMSON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. ROW 1 : Melanie Smith, Suzanne Clemmons, Romaine Sar- gent, Beverly Fitzhugh, Chanssa Newton. ROW 2: Brenda Griffin, Bill Russell, Norman Reeves, Barbara Wilson. ROW 3: Neil Dingley, Steve Burchill, Jeff Berg, Charlie Piper. ROW 4: Mark Eisengrein, Rob- ert Sweatman, Berk Wilson, Lee Miller, Bob Sulli- van, Jerald Rush. 302 — Organizations

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Pro ' s . . . Nuclear War. Other activities included speakers on anti-smoking and midwifery. A Christmas party was planned as well as aerboic dance classes. Among the con- ventions they attended was a state work- shop held here at Clemson in the Ramada Inn. The state convention was held at Mry- tle Beach and the National convention was held in Baltimore, Md. This group also offers CPR training courses for those students interested. The Zoology Club brings together those interested in Zoology. Projects this year included fund raisers to raise money in order to assist the many local zoos. By Stacey Warner Suk Fields A STUDENT IN the Union CPR short course prac- tices the Heimlich Manuever on a dummy. Organizations — 301

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Groups Emphasize Spiritual Life Many groups on the Clemson campus are not organized just to enhance oneself athletically, artistically, and intellectually, but also spiritually. This is the area that Clemson religious organizations empha- size the most. Spiritual betterment and good fellowship are expressed by all of the religious organizations. The Baptist Student Union provides an opportunity for individual growth, spiri- tually and otherwise. BSU is an outreach and hollistic ministry which brings people together in fellowship. BSU sponsors both large and small Bible studies, worship ser- vices, planned discussion groups, and support groups. BSU recently organized a Famine for World Hunger in which nearly $1,000 was raised for World Hunger by about fifteen students. BSU also sponsors religious concerts including the uptempo group Truth , and is planning to go to Baltimore over spring break to help con- struction and youth. This group welcomes everyone from all cultures. The Clemson Christian Fellowship is both a church and an organization. Their goal is to teach the word of God, and to see other people come to know Christ and Andy Smith to know more about Him. CCF has a wide variety of activities including Bible stud- ies, worship services both on and off cam- pus, picnics, and this semester helped people move into their dorms. CCF also sponsors Clemson Live which ' is a con- glomeration of skits and programs to show that Christians are normal, too. CCF feels that they have a genuine concern for peo- ple and they can provide a place where people can come to know the truth about Christ. The Harvesters is a religious organiza- tion that wants to get back to the funda- mentals of the Bible. They teach sharing with others and the basics of Christianity adhered to in the first century. The Har- vesters sponsor weekly Bible studies on campus, worship services, and gospel meetings. They also invite guest speakers to talk to their members. The Harvesters is open to everybody and is interested in leading people back to the Bible and the Bible only. There is a wide variety of these organi- zations on campus to fit the needs of a wide variety of religious beliefs. However, they all have the same goal, to bring about spiritual enlightenment and personal satis- faction to the Clemson student. By Don Lusk MEMBERS OF THE HARVESTERS, a religious organization on campus, sit on Bowman Field during Organizations Day. HARVESTERS. ROW 1 : Pam Yeager, Maria Por- ter, Nancy Goldfinch, Pat Alexander, Cyndi Gallo- way, Jan Meyer. ROW 2: Bill Hallman, Joe Harthne (Campus Minister), Sarah Hartline (Women ' s Coun- selor), Tncia Vernon (Secretary Treasurer), Peggy Wells, Tony Anderson. ROW 3: Johnny Porter (Vice President), Lowell Hoover, Bill Shain, Tom Faithful (President), Barry Durham, William Salmond. Organizations — 303