Knoxville College - Focus Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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RELIGIO EMPHAS S if ' . ' Good sportsmanship is also emphasized at Knoxville College. A chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, sponsored by Athletic Director Julian Bell, functions on campus. Baseball, discontinued as an intercollegiate sport in l93O, is finding ground for rebirth through the intra- mural program. Wholesome fun is an important part of Christian living and learning at Knoxville College.

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ALPHA KAPPA MU members, Gloria Burgess, left, from Washington, Pa., and Patricia A. Roberts, from Asheville, N.C., are shown browsing in the library. Both had 2.53 grade point averages at graduafion and shared fop aca- demic honors. RELIGICU EMPHASIS 3 s E S E f,,,:,v..,,.,,,mm-v r- - 52:-'zfmrq PLAYING AND LISTENING to good music in the dormitory is Mary Scoit's favorite past-time. A sophomore, she is from Lif1Ie Rock, Ark.