Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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L . 5 r - Y ' .. , , .. x.. A 'WTS ' vi:-fs, W - Promote Fellowship -f Vespers Each quarter Vespers had cookouts to promote fellowship among students. Vespers is a nondenominational religious fellowship designed to give all students an opportunity to continue their religious activity while in college. Mahi' M ' ner? 1-Wi 9025 I WMM ' 1 i i 'M I , W,-1.1 :FFF i gs W- ,Effie an-QM OFFICERS: F. LaByer, vice president, L. Tucker, song leader, L. Benton, Sponsorp L. Young, president. FIRST ROW: D. Dugger, G. Bryant, G Rogers, C. Daniel, V. Ogletree, H, Gillespie D. Todd, S. Golden, C. Kapps, A. Bone SECOND ROW: S. Dubose, S. Nicholson, D Harris, S. LaMay, K. Wills, I. Bramblett, C Edwards, B. Reeves, M. Murrow, K. Tally THIRD ROW: L. Davis, I. Sheeley, C. Harris C. Hudson, M. Anderson, M. Balkom, R Rogers, D. Ridgeway, B. Marshall, L. Young FOURTH ROW: H. Bailey, N. Harrell, I. P Rogers, L. Tucker, C. Hall, D. Ellis, R, Collins G. Smith. FIRST ROW: C. Collins, A. Ramsey, K. Wyatt, D. Burts, G. Farmer, L. Bush, L. Waters, S. Harrell. SECOND ROW: C. Marchant, M. Webb, D. Owens, I. Bullington, G. S. Law, I. Dunn, C. Potts. THIRD ROW: C. Pursley, M. White, C. Fallen, I. Rehberg, F. LaByer, R. Heath, B. Cargile. FOURTH ROW: I. Doe, S. Griffin, T. Henderson, A. Avery, L. Benton, advisor, D. Crum.

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Foreign Students Organize lnternation Relations Club Newly organized on ABAC's campus this year was the International Relations Club. This club is an independent, non-secret organization whose purpose is to promote scholarship and to provide its members with a better understanding of the American culture and to provide Americans with a better understanding of the cultures represented in the membership of this club. IRC has been on several trips this year. Some of the places visited were Cape Kennedy, the Universities of Georgia and Florida at vvhich some of these students will further their education. Soccer, a new sport on campus, vvas organized by the IRC. lQ' , OFFICERS, Bottom: H. Montanez, vice president. Top: H. Romar secretary-treasurer, S. Stevenson, President. .5 iff tix lt 4. i FRONT ROW: N. Hurtado, P. Marc, H. Romer, S. Stevenson, A. Rassoul STANDING: H. Montanez, M. Shigueno, R. jones, E. Cravitt, D. Paredes. 60

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Hold Quarterly Workdays For World Mission Funds Baptist Student Union One of the most active clubs on and off campus this year, the Baptist Student Union has held a workday each quarter to raise money to send summer missionaries to all parts of the world. Fall quarter the club sponsored the film A Patch of Blue campus-wide with a discussion afterwards to bring forth student opinions. ln state activities the Baldwin BSU attended two state wide meetings and also held a Bible Study Retreat on campus winter quarter for other college groups in South Georgia. BSU is on campus to assist the churches in bringing every student into a meaningful church relationship. OFFICERS Seated L Waters music A Kimbell devotional B Kendrick secretary Standing K Talley program chairman F LaByer mission chairman B Marshall publicity H Gillespie presidcnt L Tucker enlistment L Cullens vice president B Harris program chairman FIRST ROW tleftlz D. Kicklighter, B. Kendrick, L, Tucker, C. Hudson, B. G. Bryant, C, Fallin, l. Bramblett. FOURTH ROW: G. Bone, M. A, Ellis, L. Harris, R. jones, advisor. SECOND ROW: A. Kimbell, H. Gillespie, B. Waters, S. LeMay, K. Tillman, A. Avery. STANDING: D. Bell, L. Young, L. Marshall, G. Smith, B. Davis, advisor. THIRD ROW: F. LaByer, K. Talley, Cullens, R. Collins, M. Anderson, K. Wills, L. Davis, S. Harrell, C. Potts.