Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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BSCU MASQUERADES--Barbara Rich- ards, John Washburn, Levon Ahtone, Lillian Richardson, Rosa Richardson, and Kay Hardy. ll- K 5 in PRESENTING THE PROGRAM--Mib dred Cedartree, Avis Sullivan, and Randy Snead. Hmmm! Good! Judy McCosar and Wayne Bailey ' w BYF OFFICERS--Mr. Daney, Will Getz, Randy Snead, Betty Arquette, Melva Richardson, Avis Sullivan, and Mildred Cedartree. REFRESHMENTS--Bob Bulltail, Dave Williams, Robert Lee, Judy McCosar and Louis Stewart. 1

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.Ad BSCU CABINET--STANDING: Mr. Daney, Dave Williams, Will Getz, Joe Miller, Kelly Haney. SEATED: Kay Hardy, Wayne Bialey, Levon Ahtone, Shirley Cooper, and Sarah Wahput. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK. Speaker: Dr. Rayrnond P. Jennings BSCU To strengthen the student religious program at Bacone, a new organization was formed to co -ordinate the various activities and ooncerns of the program. The new group was called the Bacone Student Christian Union CBSCUD and was sponsored by the Rev. Herschell E. Daney, director of religious life. The Union was composed of all interested and active participants of the Bacone student body. The cabinet of BSCU consisted of: Wayne Bailey and Levon Ahtone CCo-Presi- dentsbg Kay Hardy CTreasurerJg Shirley H Cooper QVice-Presidentlg Sarah Wahput KSecre- 1la1'yP3 David Wi11ia1T1SA fPublicity Chairmanbg Will Getz QBYF Presidenthg Joe Miller fDevotional Life Chairmanlg Enoch L. Haney fChapel Committee Chairman? and Raymond Pinto CDeputations Chairmanl. Dr. Raymond P. Jennings, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Ottawa, Kansas, and chaplain of Ottawa University, led Bacone's annual Christian Emphasis Week in November. Theme of the week was Your Reasonable Service, based on Romans 12:1. Dr. Jennings stressed the importance of shaking off the feeling oflnoncomitment, by offering our lives to that which is supremely worthwhile. God calls us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, Dr. Jennings said.

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ww Aw, Phi Theta Koppo The Bacone chapter of Phi Theta Kap pa, Lambda Delta, set about to inspire more students to strive for honorary stand ards set for a Phi Theta Kappa Pledge, Initiating five new members at the beginning of the semester, Lambda Delta begin various projects for raising money to send representatives to the annual Phi Theta Kappa Convention in Biloxi, Missi- ssippi or the district meeting in Denver, Colorado. Striving to achieve better relation- ships between faculty and students, PTK demonstrated their unique qualities as student leaders. Mrs. Benjamin Kies was the frater- nity sponsor, and Mary Hill president.