Cumberland University - Phoenix Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS ' WALLACE McGILL, JR President LEONARD MILLER Third Vice-President BETTY HACKNEY First Vice-President MARY McCALL Secretary JOANN FITZGERALD Second Vice-President JAMES WESTMORELAND Treasurer RAYMOND COPPENGER Faculty Advisor Joyce Baxter Mary Jewell Bilbrey Anne Dwyer Joann Fitzgerald Margaret Grime Betty Hackney Jolene Hayes Tommy Hight Jack Kennedy Alpha Langford MEMBERS Mary McCall Wallace McGiU, Jr. Tommy McPherson Leonard Miller Billy Prevatt Morris Puckett Mary Jo Puryear James Westmoreland Bertha Woodson The B.S.U. Council is elected annually by the Baptist Students who in the aggregate compose the Baptist Student Union on Cumberland cam- pus. The council, as a directive group, is a spir- itual force that permeates the religious activities of Cumberland University. Seated on Hoor, left to right: Fitzj erald, Adkersoii, Ha. es, Bsi.vter, Duyer. Seated in eluiir-s, left to rigrht: Langrford, ' V ' est- moreland, Higlit, Kennedy, Prevat, Jewell Bilbrey. 24

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Fir -t raw, left t(» riK:Ii4 : Die-key, (Jarrard, Tliafker, Miller, Martin. C. Goodwin, Martin, J. Setond row: Edwards. Hooper, Kelton. Lee, Powell, M estm ireland, lllankenship, Prevatt. Third row: Whitehead, Coolidffe. MeAdams. Wilson, J„ LeMay. Alt- man, Milson, O. Fourth row: Speakinan, C ' avanah, Lawrence, Ualoiie, Johnson. OFFICERS J. ALTMAN, JR President ALTON GARRARD T. A. THACKER Vice-President BILLY BLANKENSHIP .Secretary-Treasurer . . .Chorister MEMBERS Robert F. Abbott J. Altman, Jr. Henry C. Atkeison Carlton Bell Billie R. Blankenship John F. Cavanah Raymond Coolidge Frank Edwards Lawrence W. Dickey Alton C. Garrard Jack H. Goodwin Herman Harvey H. Thomas Hight Everett P. Hooper George Johnson W. J. Kelton Jack Kennedy Lloyd Lawrence J. E. Lee H. A. LeMay W. T. Malone Carl R. Martin Joe J. Martin Claud Lee McAdams Louis Edmond McCall Wallace McGiU, Jr. L. H. Miller William Powell Francis M. Speakman Thomas A. Thacker J. N. Westmoreland Keith Whitehead J. C. Wilson Orville Wilson Since the return of Jesus Christ to the right hand of the Father, his followers have gone into mystical India, age-old China, darkest Africa and the islands of the sea, until earth affords no place where one may not bow the knee to the Son of God and the Master of men. On every land and sea they have kindled a light which through all man ' s passion, shame and sin has shone softly and beautifully and with invincible hope, the everlasting light. Cumberland ' s ministerial students are preparing for life and correlating their plans with God ' s purpose for the ages. Most of them are pastors in the mid-state area. All of them preach regularly. They have seen a vision of the reign of God in the hearts of men. THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 23

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Girls, left to risht: Adkersun, Craddook, Lanst ' rd, Hayes, Brintle, Felts. Baxter, Dwyer, Dotsoii. Boys. left to right: AVes-t- inoreland, Martin, Hight, Prevatt, Kennedy. OFFICERS ANNE DWYER President BETTY BRINTLE . . . Secretary BETTY HACKNEY . . . Vice-President CARL MARTLN MEMBERS Treasurer Joyce Baxter Sarah Felts Jolene Hayes Jack Kennedy Evelyn Craddock Alton Garrard Billy Kelton Billy Prevatt Kathleen Dotson Jimmy Wilson The Volunteer and Life Service Band was conceived by a group of students who were un- selfishly praying for the enrichment of the spir- itual life on the Cumberland campus and the surrounding environment. Through lives dedi- cated to fidelity in prayer and consecration in service to the cause of Christ, these purposes should be attained. Personal preparation for en- larged opportunities and thorough knowledge of religious conditions of the world undergird these purposes to promote and advance the King- dom of God. These high ideals and goals have not changed as this organization has developed on our campus. VOLUNTEER BAND 25