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

Page 67 text:

V J K .P . .. , ., V A lr fd 'f x .1 .fix DX- f' as it ' FRONT ROW, SEATED: B. Verner, L. Forbes, I. M. Burts, S. R. Brooks, S. Smith, advisor, A. Duke, S. Golden, A. Ramsey, A. it I Forbes, president, S. Nicholson, vice president. OFFICERS: A. Duke, secretary-treasurer, L. l Harrell, L. Davis, M. Goff. STANDING: D, Blanton, I. Walker, Thrasher. advisor, S, Smith, D. Dugger, S. Nicholson, N. Harrell, C, Hall, Sponsor Movie, Drama, Aid Herring Memorial Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation was on the move this year giving the students many interesting moments of work. The Foundation sponsored a movie, a joy in the Morning , and a drama presented by the students of Val- dosta State College called Round the Cherry Tree. Much work went into bringing discussions for the general student body on such subjects as The Pill , Study Habits , Student Involvement and various theological questions. Artificial trees were presented to different departments on campus to be used for Christmas decorations, For fun, the members went on several cookouts and enjoyed a weekend trip to the North Georgia Mountains. The Wesley Foundations off-campus service was performed by sponsoring a book drive for the library of Herring Memorial Church, Tifton's intercity mission. The organization also painted a sign that stands on the front lawn of Herring Memorial Church. The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to involve the ABAC students in Christian activities, to promote Christian fellowship among students and to render services to the campus and community. 63

Page 66 text:

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.

Page 68 text:

Provides Tutoring Service Mu Alpha Theta The provision of a tutoring service vvas offered by Mu Alpha Theta to students vvho needed help in mathematics. Members also provide enlightening lectures for those interested in learning vvhat's new in mathematics. To stimulate interest in mathematics is the purpose of Mu Alpha Theta vvhich is sponsored by the Mathematics Association of America. The requirements for membership are an overall B average in all college vvork and distinctive work in mathematics. OFFICERS, Standing: L. Forbes, vice president, D. Bell, president, Seated: T. MacMillan, secretary-treasurer. , if fyytllls' J 'fi ,L-n--- ?EF J' F FRONT ROW: G. lackson, L. Pitts, O'Hara, L. Forbes, I. I. Day, advisor. THIRD ROW: M. Griffin, D. Bell. T. MacMillan. SECOND ROW: H. Guillespie, S. Strange, B. 64 fa.. W . uf,