Bethel College - Scroll Yearbook (Hopkinsville, KY)

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BAPTIST STUDE T U I0 Une of the most important organizations on the campus is the B.S.U. The Executive Coun- cil and the Greater Council, led hy President Tom Yates work directly with the Southern Baptist Convention to aid the spiritual develop- ment of our students lay giving them opportu- nity to participate in Christian activities and eomradeship. This year the B.S.U. sponsored Religious Emphasis Week, and had as their guest speaker Hev. Fred W. Love, Lewishurg, Kentucky. The entire student liody benefited from this program. Tom Yates has certainly proven himself an excellent president of the B.S.U. Under his leadership the B.S.U. continues to grow and progress. These students are members ol the various committees of the Executive Council. They make up the Greater Council of the B.5.U. and are responsible for promoting the B.S.U. on the campus.

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It has been a pleasure to have this group on the editorial staff who has worked diligently to give to you this Yearbook. Everyone has been so cooperative and willing to do his part when called upon. .lattice could not have gotten along without Patsy and Lee who were such competent associate editors. We have worked long, hard hours, and burned much mid- night-oil to give to you this '59 SCROLL. We hope that you will treasure it and use it through the years to gaze in retro- spect upon this part of your life at Bethel. 92 a DORIS NILSICK l'l1oI0grupl1ir Ealimr Fmsr Row: Faye Mile, Mary Lou Mclieynolds. ,lean Davis, Martha Joyce Cannon, SI-120511 Row: June Kennedy, Eva Smith, Nam-y Williams, Dale Crider. Under the excellent supervision of Nancy Willianis the bus- iness staff has proven itself very capable in handling the dif- ficult task which was set before them-that of making the SCROLL a linanvial success. We salute this group who has toiled many long hours and walked those many miles to Hget that adv. We appreciate the hard work of the business staff. We heartily thank the business people of Hopkinsville for their loyal support and generous contributions to the SCROLL. PATSY ROPER and LEIC SNOW Associale Edilorx

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FXECU'l'IYl11 COU NCIL Futst Rum: Wzlntlat Webster, Jenn Davis, Olive Ann Catrtlen, SECUYU Rum: Dunna Grullum, Nlury Hue Sadler. Jvunettn Ueatrden, Dnris Nlusivk. Marie Nlatralxzlll. THIKU ROM: Harold Butler, fmnlx Smith, 'l'-nn Yule-5. Bill jolmwn, ,lim Hull. Some of the students who regularly attend Noonday services. 111 . wx: y-l Wanda We'lJster presides tfapalwly as devotional chairman of Noonday.