Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Tommy Yow,Class of '66, serves as Director of Education at Garner Methodist Church. ,.4nlm'..' E 3 xx-ik l 2 . g vm, SK ff j. S NAM X W Realizing that the reputation of Methodist College will be determined largely by the performance of its graduates, the alumni accept the challenge to excel in life and to repay their debt to their Alma Mater. Jean Hutchinson, Class of '67, explicates a poem for her ninth- grade E nglish class. L Q.. if S 'Y . In 5 Since graduating in 1965, Walter Turner has served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines. Lum

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Alumni Associofion ln the spring of 1964 the first class was graduated from Methodist College. This event added to the growth and maturity of the college by giving it forty-six very proud alumni. Although the earning of a degree means greater opportunity for success, a degree carries with it the responsibility of each alumnus to help insure that the opportunities for learning at Methodist College are afforded those who follow in the future. So that the respon- sibilities being accepted by Alumni now and for generations to come might be more fruitfully applied, the Methodist College Alumni Association was organized in the spring of 1965. One of the most outstanding opportunities for service for alumni is the Alumni Loyalty Fund. Money contributed to this systematic fund goes into the general fund for support of the college. Mr. McAdams, Director of Alumni Affairs, welcomes alumni to Home- coming. Left to right: Mrs. Ella Rose Smith, Secretaryf Jerry Wood, President: Ralph Hoggard, Vice-Presidenn 116

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Chorus The Methodist College Chorus is a select group which has been active in sing along with Alan Porter, providing entertainment at school functions as well as off-campus events. The Chorus has traveled to New Bern, Burlington, and Sanford, and has made an extensive tour of central North Carolina. Handel's Israel in Egypt was performed with the Community Chorus and the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra for the Spring Concert program. Members of the Chorus decorate the front of their bus before going on tour. ,. 2.11: .LM , ' ,,,, , M V , ,,, if I l First row: Lynn Moore, Karen Rogers, Vivian Webb, Drew Taylor, Secretaryp Byrd Eubank, Carol Burke, Amelia Harper, Jeanine Faulkner. Second row: Linda Schafer, Kathy Warner, Ray Roolf, Tommy Herndon, Presidentg Lucky Mason, Jesse Staton, Greg Kissel, Barbara Lawson, Carole McKnight. Third row: Alan Porter, Directory Jan Cranford, Tony Whisler, Treasurerg Don Snellgrove, Dick Estes, Tyler Turner, Bob Jervis, Vice-President,' Georgia Bryant, Dixie Honodel. Not pictured: Brenda Teal, Robe Chairman. 118