Baylor University College of Dentistry - Baylor Burr Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Baptist Student Union army Ob RCE Hl LO STREETS I SO President Jeff Burkes Vice President Jim Burk Enlistment Chairman Wendel Russell Social Chairman Jim Wilcox Devotional Chairman Mickey Walker Publicity Chairman David Cooper Missions Chairman John Fite Music Chairman Clark McCoy Denominational Representatives Jess Taylor Gene Lamberth Married Students Representative W. C. Roper Pastor Advisor Dr. M. B. Carroll Faculty Advisor Dr. Joe P. Lambert Standing, left to right: Jess Taylor, Mickey Walker, John Fite, David Cooper, Jim Burk. Seated: Gene Lamberth, Glenda Odom, Jeff Burkes, Jim Wilcox, Mike Lundy, BSU Assistant. In view of the growing relationship of science and religion, the College of Dentistry seeks to encourage the spiritual development of its students. The BSU is the organized effort to interpret this concept. This was carried out during the past year through the freshman luncheon, chapel services, personal counselling, religion classes, Bible study groups, social activities and retreats. The BSU was supervised by Rev. Roy Harrell, director of Religious Activities on the Dallas Cam- pus. He was assisted by Mike Lundy and Lynette Craddock. | James Wilcox, right, was one of the thirty-one Texas students selected to do summer mission work this year. He will serve with former Baylor graduates in Nigeria, West Africa. David Cooper, left, was BSU Summer Missions Chairman. | 104

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Drs. Hays and Cannady exchange congratulations. It was a proud day for fathers, too. Sea-faritg dentists were sworn into the Navy : by Captain Phelps Murphey and Lt. Commander a = Kilgore, Officer in Charge of Naval Officer Pro- curement, Dallas.

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Dr. Harold Basden, right, pastor of the Gaston Avenue oo. Baptist Church, welcomes student Richard Bendele to the Freshman luncheon. Rev. Roy Harrell, director of Ces Religious Activities on the Baylor-in-Dallas campus, made 2. the introduction. The luncheon is held each year on ee registration day to introduce students to their faculty members, acquaint them with the Baptist Student Union and help them meet representatives of the various campus churches. The B.S.U. seeks to minister to students of all faiths. It seeks to interpret the role of the pro- fessional man as a Christian in his home, his community, his profession, his nation and in his world. Below, Gene Allen, left, and Mike Lundy, BSU Assistant, pose Sophomores W. C. Roper, James T. Grogan and Robert H. Guen- with Dr. Chester Swor before Chapel Service. therman have coffee before Chapel Service.