Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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White Christmas was an event of great simplicity this year, yet through this characteristic its message became more meaningful. An addition to the busy day is the visit to the Prayer Room which is convenient, inspiring, and open to anyone who wishes a few moments of meditation. A regular feature of HCA is the Wednesday morning worship programs. These have been most interesting and effective this year under the direction of Gatra Reid.

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OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, FIRST ROW: Charles Hays, Gatra Reid, Sue Cross, Carolyn Lawrence, president, Mrs. Stone, Dr. Massengale, advisers . . . SECOND ROW: Anne Williams, Linda Sue Cooper, Glenda Hendrix, Barbara Nell Veazey, Charlotte Bond, Joan Donnally, Helen Wallace, Joan Johnson, Don Rhodes, Eva Atkinson, Sarah Van Woolfolk, Zola Smith, Barbara Gilliland, Carl Herndon. Huntingdon Christian association The second main organization to which our cast belongs is the Huntingdon Christian Association. Through weekly worship and vesper services; through such seasonal projects as Religion In Life Emphasis Week, the Huntingdon Christmas Tree, Lenten Thoughts pamphlets and White Christmas; and through year-round activities of denominational clubs and World University Fund and community relations work, H.C.A. gives spur and inspiration to our religious thought and action. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, FIRST ROW: Ann Stall-worth, Miss Lewis and Miss Panigot, advisers . . . SECOND ROW; Hermine Melton, Sigrid Hansen, Barbara Stewart, Betty Marchman, Helen Sealy, Ina Walker . . . THIRD ROW: Myra Ray Williamson, Kitty Glass, Bettye Faye Holbrooks.

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 PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Doroth Waters, Linda Sue Cooper, Bill Reid, Chorlotte Stokes, Jerry Shreve, Jane Michael . . . SECOND ROW: Mr. Turner, adviser, Veda Fiffis, Frances Tucker, Jo Ann Clark, Kitty Glass, Carolyn McMillan. publications union Publications Union knits our whole cast together by publicizing the events of the campus and the thoughts of the players themselves. Through its three publications, Bells and Pomegranates, our yearbook; The Prelude, our literary magazine; and The Huntress, our newspaper, the students are roused to a keen interest in special events and everyday happenings. These publications in the year 1955-56 have done even more, they have stimulated such appreciation that each issue was eagerly awaited and hungrily devoured. OFFICERS CHARLOTTE STOKES President BILL REID Vice-President