Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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Scene III A man without convictions is a tramp on the road that leads to the land of nowhere. -Evangelist HELIGIUH

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1--gg 3 JOE M. NAFF Director BILL MILNE President First Row: Joe Naff, Ruby Smith, Nell Rita Fox. Eva Mae Dillaid. Cindy Tomberlin, Gail Clark, Mary Katherine Latta. Judy Buckner, Betty Leonard, Judy Clodfelter, Connie Joiner, Linda Hendren, Anna Naff. Second Row: Peggy Eppig, Brenda Buckner, Barbara Chenault, Georgette Dowdy. Barbara Erwin, Judy Gore, Rebecca Hammer, Juanita Williams, Alice Board, Joan Blythe. Woody Shephard, Mamie Purvis, Gladys Ponder. Gwen Picklesimer. Third Row: Carol Sutherland. Han- THE CHIHPUS CHUIH Without a song, what scene in the drama of Mars Hill would be complete? Participation in the Campus Choir proves throughout the year to be of endless value and enjoyment. Membership in the choir is open to the entire student body. The choir, composed of mixed voices, has given several pro- grams in chapel and concerts on campus. For students who enjoy an opportunity to lift up their voices, it is a fine organization for fellowship and fun. nah Greene, Jennie Lou Roberts. Celia Caldwell, Eleanor Robbins, Joyce Little, Linda Sherwood, Thelma Hutchins, Linda Cobb, Sue Milburn, Latane James, Virginia Camp- bell, Connie Edwards, Judy Powell, Dixie Chastain. Cynthia Finch, Sandra Justice. Fourth Row: Ned Slagle, Tommy Cave. Bill Culver. Bill Milne, Hamp Kicklighter, Page Shelton, Virgil Smith. Knolan Benfield, Robert Welch, Jim McKinnon, Joe Stanley, Stan Jackman, Gor- don Betenbaugh, Ray Bradley.

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Y:w?.,,, 1-.,.4 K 5 3 -.1.-:-:, f:m1- .:1fj+::'-:- ,z ' .- 3 fit- ft .,t Y, Seated: Vollis Summerlin. Mission Council Chairman: Loretta Millsapps, Third Vice-Presidentg Bobby Cutts, Ministerial Conference Representativeg Jeanne Threatt, Secretary: David Bradley. Town Representative: Ruth Teague, Music Chairman: Nelson Tunstall, Treasurer: Bob Hancock. President: Doris Jacobs, First Vice-President: BHPTIST STUUEHT UHIUH To enhance the drama of life at Mars Hill, and give it deeper spiritual meaning, the Baptist Student Union serves as the nucleus of Christian activity. Linking the college students and the local church, the B.S.U. acts as the unifying force of all religious organizations on the campus. Students belonging to one of the unit organizations - Chu1'ch, Sunday School, Baptist Training Union. Young Woman's Auxiliary, Ministerial Confer- ence, Volunteers for Christ, Youth Temperance Council, Chris- tian Citizenship Committee -- are members of the B.S.U. The B.S.U. seeks to develop the spiritual and social life of the stu- dent by giving a foundation for a life of Christian endeavor. The Executive Council is composed of executive officers and representatives from the unit organizations. The Greater Coun- cil is composed of working committees headed by the Executive Council members. The Baptist Student Union sponsors vespers, morning Thurston Martin, Sunday School Superintendent: Peggy Lois Tatum, Y.W.A. President: Joanna Powell, Second Vice-President. Standing: Mel Luther, Brotherhood Pres- ident: Don Davis. Training Union Director: Peter Wong, Publicity Chairmang Shirley Edney, President of Volun- teers for Christ. BOB HANCOCK President watch, and prayer groups as well as the traditional Thanks- giving program, seasonal parties in the dormitories, and other religious and social activities. - one hundred and sixteen -