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

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Medical and Dental missionary information is kept to introduce freshman Tom David to Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Logan. Dr. Logan, an alumnus of the College, and his wife serve in Nigeria. Activities Right, introducing students to local clergymen is an aspect of Student Religious Activities. Right to left: Dr. J. L. Matthews, professor of Histology, and Rev. Harold Hughens, Youth and Activities Director of Park Cities Baptist Church, chat with a student, Also pictured are Richard Champ and Rey. R. L. Herring of the Lake- wood Baptist Church. Choral groups sing for school functions as well as programs off the campus. With selections of religious and secular music, the musical program provides relaxation and an opportunity to work with a well qualified director. HRN rea hs : current with a periodic visit by a missionary. Jim Wilcox took such an opportunity Missions is one area of student life that looks beyond the campus. Jim Wilcox, Texas B.S.U. Summer Missionary to Nigeria in 1963, demonstrates some Nigerian jewelry to Susan Welker as Joe Smith and Jim Burk look on. Worship opportunities are planned by the council. In addition to retreats and conferences, weekly chapel services are planned. Rey. Harles Cone, Division of Student Work, Baptist General Con- vention of Texas, guest chapel speaker, talks with Dr. George Foote, professor of prosthetics, and J. R. Marcontel.

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In order to produce a well educated and well trained hygienist Bible study and discussion groups are a part of the program of a New Testament Survey course is a part of the curriculum of the B.S.U. Subjects of both classical and current interest are dis- the school, An understanding of the background, purpose and cussed among small groups. content of the New Testament are the objectives of this course. Student Religious — Left, Introducing the students to local pastors of their denomination is an important aspect of the Student Religious Activities program at The College of Dentistry. J. R. Marcontel introduces Dr. Harold Basden, pastor of the Gaston Avenue Baptist Church, to freshman W. A. Ferguson on registration day. A friend and counselor to students is a part of the work of the Christian fellowship is a part of the Student Religious Activities eae The need for someone who will listen and counsel is felt program and brings students to a time of relaxation and recreation. by students. ® W¥BCOMiEr 2° ae

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112 Delta Sigma Delta Grandmaster Jack Kennedy Worthy Master Lief Isaacson Scribe Stephen McKeever Treasurer James Watters Left to right: Jack Kennedy, Lief Isaacson, Stephen McKeever and James Watters. The 1963-64 year was enriched by interesting, educational and social experiences for the members of Delta Sigma Delta fraternity. Rush events, interfraternity pro- grams and monthly socials took us to many of Dallas’ nicer hotels and clubs for merrymaking. Well attended table clinics and seminars were also held to demon- strate the multi-faceted aspects of the dental profession. In addition, our monthly meetings afforded opportunities to meet and listen to interesting, informative speakers lecturing on a variety of subjects. Concluding the eventful year was a gala formal dinner dance at Holiday Inn where awards were given and new of- ficers welcomed. Next year promises to hold even broader horizons for Delta Sigma Delta.