Bethel College - Scroll Yearbook (Hopkinsville, KY)

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This is one of the largest groups that we have ever had in the Life Service Band at Bethel. This organization is meaningful in the lives of its nienihers. Olive Ann andlliarie are rep- resentative ofall the prayer inateset ljethel. Others like them lneet regularly to read together and discuss their like problems. LIFENSERVICE BAND 'llhe Life Service Band, binds into a closer fellow- ship those of the Bethel student body who are mis- sion volunteers, or who feel that they have a definite service in the work of the Lord. The ollieers of this organization are: ,lim Hall, president: Larry Jeffery, Viee-Presidentg joe Ann Adams, Secretary: and Patty King. treasurer, PRAYERMATES Prayermates are chosen in a candlelight service sponsored by the B.S.U. The purpose of prayer- mates is that every student may have someone with whom to worship, for we believe that time spent in prayer is not time lost, because daily prayers lessen daily eares.

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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.

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YOUNG WOMENS ASSOCIATIO Many ol the activities of the Y.W.A. have ac- tually hocfoino traditional at Bethel--the Thanks- giving haskots, the Christmas- party lor children, and the C. A, Houseparty. Under the leadership of their lll'6Sil'lt5Ilt, Donna Graham, the Y.W.A.s have clone much to instil into the stuflents a concern lor missions. Jackie Brown is the Yi.W.A. vice- presiclent, Patsy Fields is secretary. ancl Eva Smith serves as treasurer. The circle chairmen are: Patty King, Ann Holsapple, Donna Oakley, Jo Ann Har- rison, .lo Nell Cillum, MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIO 'lihe lVlinisterial Association has certainly gI'OgVI1 ancl has lmeoome one ol the most active ol our organ- izations, Leading the group this year as their presi- clent is lfrank Smith, Allen Black is the vice presi- clent. john Pippin, secretary. and Larry Jeffery is the treasurer. 'liliesv girls represent some of the- YWAs on the Bethel campus. Always eager to do its part in mission endeavors, this organization is an in- trt-gxal part of the dorm girls' life. Fiioxr How: Frank Smith. James Hall. Larry Yineelette, Harolil lluller. .lohn Pippin. Clogs llruve. Larry Jeffrey. Nllen lllavlx. Dr. ,l. ll. l ranks.Sr:1:oxn Ron 1 Logan Wlriglit. llr. Nlarlx Lowry, llolw Collins, lfreil Tongate. William llenston, Billy Wells. Louarcl Cray. Shoney Oliver. Hay Jolinson. 'l'nnin How: llr. W. lf. llicliartlson. Elflon llyrtl. Lonnie Yvells. Willis Henson. .lerrell White. Norman Wallave. Wallace Mlanis. Hay Slaughter. Ger- alfl Nlitvllell. Leslie Webster. Dean WY. E. Burton.