Bowling Green Business University - Towers Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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il . ixwszswgr BOBBY WATSON J. LEXVIE I-IARBIAN, JR. ALBERT HOWELL President Sponsor President pwzpnam, and, divas, The purpose of this organization shall be to create a more close and lasting friendship among the students of the Business Universityg to promote useful knowledge, sound thinking, and clear expres- sion, and to foster a better understanding of citizenshipg to create a spirit of fellowship so necessary to our purpose in lifeg and by our conduct may we contract a fraternal bond which shall not be forgotten when we meet in the serious business of lifey RUssELL MORGAN GEORGE PANNAYOTTI BILL TRACY RICHARD YVILSON Vine Grove, Kentucky Honduras, Central America Parkersburg, West Virginia Paducah, Kentucky WESLEY NICKS JACK SPEARS RILEY YVATSON JOE YVOOSLEY Dyersburg, Tennessee Winter Garden, Florida Logan, West Virginia Lcitchficld, Kentucky FRANK NEWNIAN DON SELLERS JIMMIE WHEAT Bowling Green, Kentucky Harlan, Kentucky Bowling Green, Kentucky ffm WW My ffwwff' ' I MWW I

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, ol' SCl1Ol' Il-Zltflf ilflcl T7 Stxu' ,f'hUl2lSUCv in mCfT1' IS xvcll as 1 business 15 L ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Front Row fseated, left to rightj-ELoIsE CAVE, BIILDRED MAY, JOY CARR, EDITH XVALBERT, JOANNE NIILLS, ANNE CUTHBERTSON. Back Row fstandingj-BILL CARTEE, Presiclent,- NIARELLA REED, BOB SICURNER, JUDY HAIL, RAYNIOND RAINS, JAN SMITH, NELL HOSKINS, OLIVER VVILLETT, ALLEN SORRELLS, FANNIE BLANCHE NIASON, Faculty Aclviserg MAR- GARET GORDON, Student Secretary. College promises many thrills, one of which is that of being a Baptist student. You become a member of the B. S. U. when you join a Baptist church in the college center, a Sunday School Class, a Young People's Union, a Y. YV. A. circle, andfor other organization which serves this community as a link between the school and the church. It co-ordinates all the voluntary religious activities of the Baptist students here and throughout the Southern Baptist Convention. It functions through a B. U. Coun- cil of oflicers elected annually .... To every Baptist collegian we recommend that HL fnllaqzhfn, fo LIE 6 !