Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION President, ALLISON MOULIN; Vice President, DOROTHY CASEY; Secretary, NORMA SWAIN; Sponsor, MRS. ED. ST.4NTON, JR. The Baptist Student Union serves as a link between the Church and the College students, and iceeps the students in direct contact with the activities of the church. CENTRAL RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The Central Religious Council is distinct in its functioning as a definitely faculty-student group. It purposes to view campus religious needs and to work toward meeting them, cooperating with other religious groups and initiating other activity. The annual Religious Emphasis Week is an area of major effort for the Council. 24

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YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION President. WOODSON FEARING Secretary, BOB BIKI.E. Vice President, LANGILL WATSON; The Young Men ' s Christian Association has a definite purpose on any College campus. young m en are brought into a group, there is need tor spiritual uplift. The Y.M.C.A. to create a Christian fellowship and a high standard of character among the men. YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Wherever endeavors President. FR.4NCES MERRITT; Senior Vice President. MARY LEE HODGES; Junior Vice President. CAROL BESSENT; Treasurer, PAT PERKY; Secretary. R.ARB. R. HOW.AKD. The Young Women ' s Chrisian Association has its place on the campus for the purpose of emphasizing the Christian way of life in the midst of educational pursuits and college activities. It takes into its membership any young woman in sympathy with Christian ideals. Services are conducted weekly by students and faculty members and outside speakers. A faculty advisory committee assists in the work of the organization. Several Committees unite in the furtherance of Christian ideals among which are world citizenship and friendship. 23

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Charlotte Usher Editor c iilNs Columns, the College newspaper, is just what the name implies: stately, sup- porting, impressive. Its trend and effort are to stimulate and elevate campus thought and feeling by setting a whole- some and restrained standard of refine- ment. Columns was established by the Jour- nalism class of 1941 through the co- operation of the college business office. Through its four years of existence, it has sought to provide a source of campus enjoyment and to furnish a medium of student expression. COMPOSING STAFF Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Usher Associate Editor Hn absentia) Bob Bikle Acting Associate Editor Langill Watson Managing Editor Barbara Thorson Assistant Managing Editor Kay Champion News Editor Mildred Parks Acting News Editor Marcelle King Assistant News Editors: Harold Carroll, Clifford Cutrell, Barbara Howard, Bill Moon. Feature Editor Mary Strowd Ward Exchange Editor Carolyn Driver Sports Editors: Dorothy Casey, Mildred Boney, Talmadge Lancaster, Sam Lehew, Cecil Stroud (in absentia). Social Reporter Ida Frances Liskey Religious Reporter Mary Frances Oakley Literary Editor Carol Bessent BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager (in absentia) Fred Davis Assistant Business Managers: Marie Barco, Bird Ramsey. Photographic Manager Stanley Lewis Copy Readers Barbara Eatman, Grace Lassiter Typists: Mollie Fearing. Sue Hobbs, Louise Morgan, John Perry, Mattie Snead. Proof Readers Frances Merritt, Ida Lee White Make-up Manager Mary Lee Hodges Assistant Make-up Managers: Jean Allen, Evelyn Ann Garrett. Circulation INIanagers: Charles Skinner, Allvne Smith, Bradley Eckhoff. Sponsor Ruth Merritt 25