Bethel College - Scroll Yearbook (Hopkinsville, KY)

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LEFT T0 Ricurx Jo Ann Gil- lum, Donna Graham, Emma Lou Jackson, W. E. Burton, Sponsor, Saundra Durham, Doug Smith, Willard Cray, Mary Lou McReynolds, Wilma Fraim, Mary Mae Sadler. Some of the Bethel coeds that are town students. These are the students who rush breathlessly to class each morning at 8:00, lest they he tardy. S. N. E. A. TOWN STUDENTS Dean Burton strives to teach these education majors something of teaching-its hardships-its rewards-its goals. ln the SNEA Bill Moore is the capable presidentg William Gray is the vice-pres- identg and we find the secretaryship filled by Mary Lou Mcfleynolds. Each morning at 23:00, our town students start pouring out ol cars and onto the Bethel Campus. 'llliesv students play an important part in the Spirit of Betlielf' 'llhoy help to link Bethel to Hopkinsvilleg they are an unusually active group ol' students: and they are found lilling many places ol' leadership in the college life. 84

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MUSIC Music is an integral part of Bethel. This de- partment has done much to further a love for and an appreciation of this phase of the Fine Arts. lt has presented student recitals. pro- duced an operetta, Hansel and Gretelwg and sponsored several noted concert artists. Mr. John Huyck and lVlr. and lVlrs. Roh- ert Sawyer comprise the Music Department this year at Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer teach piano. while M r. Huycli is our voice in- structor. rll0g6tll6l' they have enriched the lives of all the memliers of the Bethel Family. Donna llraham. a non-music major, plays for lier pleasure and also that of her classmates, Donna is the accompanist, lor the Bethel chorus. 'K LN. Fourteen angels watch over me .... From the operetta HXNSEI, AND GRETEI. presented by the nieinluers of the Drama Worksliop. directed by Hrs. Robert Sawyer. Mr. :intl Mrs. Robert B. Sawyer. capable piano in- structors in the Bethel Music Department. s 1

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I. R. C. 'l'hough they do not alwaxs agree almout the ln-sl solutions to vurrc-nt prohlc-ms, they do affree that the . Ft study ol international relations is worthy ol' any- oneis time and interest. We look to such as thesi- lor our lvzulc-rs ol' tomorrow. Mary Lou lVlelleynolds is the vlulvs president. .l1lS6pl1 BHITIH I5 the vim'- president. Mary Ann Cole is secretary, and Willard Gray serv-s as trt'asure1', Mr, Eldon Byrd is the SPUIJSUIQI PHI THET KAPPA One of the highest honors which can come to a student of Bethel is to he tapped into the Phi Theta Kappa, our national honor society. The object of this society is to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to strengthen fellowship. Dr. Mark Lowry is the sponsor of our Alpha Delta chapter, Angela Bell presides as president, Tom Yates is vice-president, and Janice Petty is the secretary. Reading Clockwise: Joseph Barna, Judy Knight, Bar- bara Hates, Willard Gray, Jack Cross, James Cravens, William Denston, Mr. Eldon Byrd, sponsorg Tom Yates, James Shamp, Frank Smith, Reda Smith, James Hall, Mary Ann Cole, Jeanetta Bearden. Norman Wallace, Janice Petty, Wilma Fraim, Jenny Christison, Mary Lou McReynolds. Fucsr Row: Tom Yates, An- gela Bell. Mary Mac Sadler. S1-:sown Row: Martha Pryor, J anice Petty, Ray Slaughter, Marie' Marshall, Mary Lou NIcReynolds, Doris Musick.