East Coast Bible College - Equestrian Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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E.C.B.C. ST DENTS ARE I VOL ED. ONE OF THE EASIEST THINGS ON EARTH TO DO IS TO BECOME A SIDE- LINE OUARTERBACK' OR SPECTATOR: TO NEVER BE INVOLVED: TO BE SATIS- FIED WITH THE STATUS QUO, TO NEV- ER REALLY CARE: TO BE APATHETIC. THANKFULLY, THIS IS NOT TRUE OF THE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF OF EAST COAST BIBLE COLLEGE. INSTEAD, EVERYWHERE ONE TURNS ON ALMOST ANY GIVEN DAY, IT IS POS- SIBLE TO SEE MEMBERS OF THE VAR- IOUS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN ACTION: DRESSING I'FUNNY DURING INITIATIONS: SELLING CANDY, DON- UTS. THERMOMETERS, 'DEFLATE THE FLAMES RIBBONS,' AND OTHER SUCH ITEMS: OR WRITING LETTERS TO FRIENDS WHO MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE VARIOUS PROJECTS. OF COURSE, THE ABOVE ACTION IS NECESSARY AS A MEANS OF FINANC- ING THE REAL INVOLVEMENT OF CLUBS ANDORGANIZATION MEMBERS: THE INVOLVEMENT OF MINISTRY. DURING THIS PAST YEAR THE CLUBS AND ORGANIZAITONS MINISTERED IN MANY PLACES, TO MANY PEOPLE, IN A VARIETY OF WAYS. IN ACTUALITY IT SEEMS THAT THOSE WHO ARE THE MOST OPTIMISTIC, HAP- PY, AND ENTHUSED ARE THOSE WI-IO BECAME INVOLVED. THE FOLLOWING PAGES SHOW SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE. f I-,' , . 1 T V x 1, 1 1 ow WV If I. it It. Q 5 I 9 fo, . A I 4 - .4 . I i 'M I A-if Ken Adams takes a break from S.G.A. business to watch a friendly game. Ed Thompson looks on. :ii I

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STUDE T GOVER ME T AT WORK 5, ,N 1'-1 -- , in , . juni' S TUDEN COVER ME T ASSOCIATION THE PURPOSE OF THE SGA IS TO COORDINATE ALL MATTERS, FUNCTIONS, AND EVENTS RELA- TIVE TO STUDENTS AND THEIR INVOLVEMENT AT EAST COAST BIBLE COLLEGE. IN SO DOING, IT ALSO ASSISTS THE FACULTY AND ADMINIS- TRATION IN MAINTAINING THE SPIRIT OF THE COLLEGE AND ACHIEVING ITS PURPOSE. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF KEN ADAMS, PRESIDENT, NEEDED CHANGES WERE ACCOM- PLISHED THIS YEAR. FOR EXAMPLE, AN OFFICE WAS 'SET-UP' FOR THE PRESIDENT TO HAVE AS A MEETING PLACE WITH STUDENTS AND OFFI- CERS. ALSO, A SYSTEM FOR THE RECEIPT AND DISBURSEMENT OF CLASS MONIES BY THE SGA WAS ESTABLISHED. THE SGA WAS INVOLVED IN VARIOUS ACTIVI- TIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR: THE FACUL- TYXSTUDENT RECEPTION AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR3 WEEKEND MOVIESQ AND THE AMER-A-THON FUND-RAISING PROJECT. IN AD- DITION, MUCH TIME AND ENERGY WENT INTO THE HOMECOMING AND CAMPUS DAYS ACTIVI- TIES. OFFICERS KEN ADAMS, PRESIDENT RON LACKEY, VICE PRESIDENT YVETTE BUNN, TREASURER BONNIE HYLTON, SECRETARY BOBBY GILLEY, SPONSOR 5