John Brown University - Pioneer Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

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I lBaclc Row, left to rightl Anderson, Merchant, Miller, Lingle and Haetten. l3rd Rowl Lanlcford, Wolf, Worthington and Garland. 12nd Rowi Mr. Thomas, Pike, Rogers, McConkie and Townsend. lFront Rowl T. Smith, Stover, Rankins, Block and Golike. Student Council Working as a go-between for the student body and the faculty has long been the re- sponsibility of the Student Council. This year the council again put to use its influence for the betterment of student life and activity. As a missionary proiect, the Council sponsored a campaign to finance medical supplies for Missionary Nurse, Pat Bonnell, a JBU graduate. Led by President Roger Garland, the council put in another year attaining a high degree ol success.

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W' X is mam if W A 5 me n um if Riagg Hwy Q S mis eswiziwf m Student Council Officers This years trio of Student Council officers proved they had the qualifications to meet the responsibilities of their positions. The student body displayed their confidence in Roger by electing him to the office of president for a second year. He proved it cn well placed confidence. Carl served very capably as vice-president while lqyna fulfilled the duties of sec retary-treasurer with dependability and proficiency.

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A familiar figure on the J-BU campus is Dr. Gordon Palmer who conducts the services during the Evangelistic Confer- ence. Here a group of CWF members are con- ducting a service at one of the rest homes. Christian Since the time of its founding, John Brown University has stood for something above the everyday way of life. Its obiectives have all been toward the development of Christian graduates who will carry out the high standards sought by the school. Young Christians find at JBU an atmosphere that is conducive to the growth so important to his spiritual development.