Judson College - Conversationalist Yearbook (Marion, AL)

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RELIGION The Baptist Student Union is our distinctive denominational min- istry on all types of campuses. Its purpose is to conserve and help train Southern Baptist Students for effective Christian discipleship. It functions to remind each student of his responsibility to Christ, his church, and his denomination, and of his obligation as a Christian citizen to the world in which he lives. One must participate in the B S U to experience the thrill of new friendships, sheer fun, in- creased perspective, and spiritual maturity which it offers. OFFICERS ASHLEY LAWLEY ..... President MISS OMA DELL FRANKLIN ..... Sponsor Left to Right, First Row, fSeatedj: Miss Franklin, Pat Turnipseed, Ashley Lawley, Mary An Bell and Suzanne Bergman. Second Row: Shirley Hickson, Sarah Mitchell, Pat Pike, Annette Jackson, Janice Wil- liamson, Kathy Uzzell, Karen Allen, Diann Williams, and Patsy Colley. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Cooperation is the key word for the newly organized Student Religious Activities Com- mittee which is designed to encourage the contributions of each denomination in campus- wide projects and activities. This committee plans vespers and leads our campus in prayerful participation. S. R. A. OFFICERS .IO WHITE ................ President MISS GLORIA WALKER ..... Sponsor xitlitflfg I Vxixil thfiil Left to Right, Seated: Miss Walker, Jo White, and Ashley Law- ley. Standing: Ar- lene Bossio, Ann- ette Jackson, and Frances Landreth.

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DLIGION JDSON CAMPUS SCENE GF MANY ELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS :v. James B. Spencer: The Marion Presbyterian Church and appreciate the warm welcome and fellowship of the con a very warm relationship with Judson College and its gregation. Church members find this association with students ents. Many students attend the church services regularly rewarding for themf' Rev. james B. Spencer Rev. Coleman Inge Rev. Ian H ,fl -ukjii Rev. Coleman Inge: St. VVilfrid's Episcopal Church looks forward to every fall because it brings Judson students to us. The students give our choir new strength and they help in all ways possible. We are proud of having the third largest number of Episcopal Students of any insti- tution in the state. Rev. Ian H. Walker: A church geared to the times . . . anchored to the rock, opening its heart and homes to students. Rev. Joe Neal Blair: We at the Marion Methodist Church are indebted to Judson College students for the contribution they make to the church as they worship with us, sing in the choir, serve as musicians, and work in ouristudent program. 63

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The Young Women's Auxiliary of Judson College strives to instill in the students an interest in and a concem for missions. The Executive Council directs the various activities of the Y.W.A. program. OFFICERS PAT TURNIPSEED ......... President MRS. MARTHA STOCKSTILL .. .... Sponsor Y.W.A. Executive Coun- cil-Left to Right, Seated: Pat Turnipseed, Mrs. Stock- still, and Anne Williamson. Standing: 'Susan Dozier, Martha Ray Casey, and Mary Bundy. Episcopal students on the Judson campus find fellowship in the Canter- bury Club, which is under the spon- sorship of St. VVilfrid's Episcopal Church in Marion. Seated: Sheldon Standing: Wanda Jones. Mason, Frances Landreth, Linda Purdon, McDonald, Teresa Arlene Bossio, and Nancy Gay. YOUNG WOMEN'S AUXILIARY CANTERBURY CLUB