Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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belhaven christian association The B.C.A. is the coordinating agency of all religious activities at Belhaven. One ol' the three chief organizations on campus, it is governed by a cabinet composed of a president, elected by the student body, presidents of the individual denominational groupsg representatives from the sophomore,junior, and senior classesg and a representative at large from the student body. B.C.A. sponsors various religious services, in- cluding chapel services, noon meditations, class devotions, and vespers. These services, led by both ordained ministers and by student speakers, promote religious experience and growth within the student body. Officers, above: Harriet Peeples, treasurer: Robin Carr, secretary Bernice Boney, Vice-president: and Langston Haygood President. B.C.A. Cabinet, below: J. jeffrey Bragg, Laurie jones, Frances Spooner, Mr. Julius Scott, Advisor, and Hal McNeely. 5 ,J ?T'i i ff?

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student government association BILL CLARK PRESIDENT The Student Government Association of Bel- haven College is composed ofthe elected oflicers and representatives of each class. At per- odical meetings, the group discuss any prob- lems that face students, or the campus in gen- eral. They strive for improvement . . . working for the betterment of the campus as a whole. The presidents of each class are also members of the S.G.A. Bill Clark, the president for 1964- 65, is a business major from Laurel. I

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clan call. .voice of campus .v in is 'E xii 1 EDITOR DENNIS JACKSON At right. Fred Wysong, Nancy Wasson, Diana Chapman, and Larry Zachow. Below, Mary Mar- sha Callender, Larry Cupitt, Den- nis Jackson, Charlie Risher, and jeanette Lee. Below, Roberta Burns, D. L. Upton, Vickie Stringfield, Regina Powers, and Robin Carr. -Q-l Below, journalism Clinic held on Bel haven College campus.