Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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 by Q. C. A. Our first project as a class is the presentation of the program for Christmas Vespers which follows the traditional and colorful Boars Head Dinner. Through an interesting retreat at Camp Stewart, the Christian Association introduces itself to us on our first Sunday at Queens. One of the most outstanding weeks on the campus is Christian Re-Emphasis Week. This year we heard Dr. B. Frank Hall from Wilmington, C., speak on “Man’s Dilemma—God's Solution.'

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I Jane Agsten President of Queens Christian Association I he Queens Christian Association is an all-inclusive student and faculty organization. Its over-all purpose is to create a Christian community on the campus and to strengthen the principles of the Christian faith so that they may become vital and meaningful to each person. 1 he association seeks to inspire students toward the development of a mature Christian faith and to provide guidance for this endeavor, to explore possibilities for communicating the Christian faith, to experience Chris- tian fellowship, and to relate all areas of campus life to the Christian faith. In an attempt to realize the over-all purpose, the cabi- net of the association is responsible for planning all campus activities such as vespers, chapel, prayer meet- ings, Christian Re-Emphasis Week, retreats, and overseas work camp projects. Cabinet, Back row: Penny Moffett, Melinda Goodman, Anne Walters, Dottie DuBose, Jane Dudley. Front row: Rosemary Clower, Sue Ross, Suzann Morton.

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 1 The Recreation Association I he Recreation Association is another all-inclu- sive student body organization which contributes to all phases of the recreational life of each individual. R.A. endeavors to develop in each of us the ideals of good sportsmanship and seeks to stimulate in- terest in diverse activities. The council members are left to right: B. Smith, M. Campbell, R. Winkler, G. Bopp, M. Clyburn, S. Guigou, A. Carmichael.