Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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or 5 ! E Hollis Baldwin, President of the Bible Chair is seated for the weekly meeting. Instructor Wayne Scott converses with student Richard McLane . Growth in All Areas This past year was one of growth. Growth in classes offered growth in fellowship. A course in New Testament Survey was offered on Monday evening for either credit or non-credit in addition to the regular Wednesday night class. Also, a course was offered off campus in Palestine this year for the first time. A group from the Chair helped the church at Frankston in a campaign for Christ. Other activities included attending a workshop in Austin, a sunrise service, the annual Junior- Senior banquet, and a week-end retreat for area high school students. Social activities included weekly skating trips to Corsicana, the annual Christmas party, and wiener roasts. This past year was also a time of sharing - joy and tears, accomplishment and defeat, the routine and not so routine. But most of all they shared Jesus. They have watched each other grow, encouraged each other, slowed to help one another, and prayed with and for one another. t ' ....,.,,. Singing is included in the weekly devotionals. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannie Odle, Dianna Harris, Jeannie Holt, Thelma Roberts, Garret Smith, Sherry Callerman, Alick Struck, Mike Bums, Peggy Emerson. STANDING: Anthony Birdow , Hollis Baldwin, Wayne Scott, director. BIBLE CHAIR. . . . . .aPlaoeto Share. . .

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PTIST STUDE TU IO The Baptist Student Union, as it strove to be Christ-Centered, Student-Led, and Church-Related, achieved growth in 1974- '7 5. The Baptist Student Union Council grew from ten to 16 students. The Mexico mission trip was extended from seven to nine days. An average of 85 students attended Thursday noon luncheons, and the Baptist Student Union sponsored , produced, and presented a thirty-minute color television special on Channel 7, KLTV, Tyler, on December 21, 1974. It was a good year for growth! EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Phil Miller - Evangelism Teresa Lindsey - Publicity y Lonnie Johnson - Outreach y Everett Dickens - International Students TCIIY Skiles - Summer Missions Dan Walls - Bible Study Janet Register - Vice President Donna Starks - Publications Joleta lobe - Hostess Pam Wimpee - Worship Kay Curtis - President Paula Peters - Fine Arts Suzy Walden - Social Chairman K3thl66H WaIICI1 - Secretary SUS3I1 RaiI1S - Local Missions 88

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ARK The First Christian Church, St. Mattias Episcopal Church, First United Methodist Church, and First Presbyterian Church united for the campus ministry at the Ark this past year. Under the direction of George Atkinson, many opportuni- ties for worship, study , service , and fellowship were offered. The Ark was open every day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for counseling and fellowship. Also, refreshments and games were offered for the participants to relax and meet other peo- ple. An informal Bible study class was held each Tuesday eve- ning and a Sunday School class for all college age students was held each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:30. A college credit course in religion was also offered on Thursday. Mrs. Jolynn Hamilton served as secretary for the Ark. Director George Atkinson and Secretary Iolynn Hamilton contributed much to the Ark this year. Students found the Ark to be relaxing during their spare time . 0