Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Economics ci n d Business Club The Methodist College Economics and Business Club is a new club. It held its first meeting on November 27, 1967. lts purpose as set forth in the club's constitution is To bring practical busi- ness experience from the community directly to the students and to establish more interest and activity in the busi- ness field than can be obtained from classroom proceedings. Several guest speakers were spon- sored by the club, including Ronnie Tuthill, the personnel manager of Burl- ington Industries' Lakedale Plant in Fayetteville. Dan V. Townsend, assistant personnel for Black and Deckers' Fay- etteville Plant, narrated a film on indus- try's role in the community. Left to right: Bob Brodie, Secretaryg Pat Morgan, Vice-Presidentf Wayne Beard, Presidentg Malvern Barrow, Financial 0fficer,' Eddie Barber, Parliamentarian. ,,afs gQ,g, ,,,va,,,,,,,gc..lnslw'?rn1'1 ,l,t,W it -te Left to right: Clark Wyatt, Terry Boose, Ronnie Turlington, Wayne Beard, Johnson Murray, Eddie Barber, Mr. Allan Wilson, Malvern Barrow, Forrest Welch, Pat Mor- gan, Terry McPherson, Keith Sutton, Bob Brodie.

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Collegiate Young Republicans The Collegiate Republican Club endeavors to in- form interested students of the ideals, goals, and party organization of the Republican Party through speakers, tours, trips, and investigation. The club also provides an avenue by which all political thought can be compared and contrasted in debate and informal discussion. The main belief of the club holds that each man is capable of making a choice. Therefore, by presenting both sides of the political spectrum, on an unbiased level, one may select the party best suited to his beliefs. Officers: Ronnie Russell, Sarah Williams, Secretaryg Richard Dean, Treasuren Not pictured: Bob Jervis, Vice-President Club members left to right: Ronnie Russell,Jim Cutler, Rich- ard Dean, Bill Bearden, Margie Hall,Sarah Williams, Bruce Hiatt. ii

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- ' Dennis Bruce President Posfiche Pastiche, the Methodist College literary club, provides a golden opportunity to lVlC's budding authors and poets. The staff, headed by president Dennis Bruce, surveys submitted material and chooses the best to be published in Tapestry. The editors and staff are quite demanding, so that the student author feels a justified sense of pride in seeing his work in print. Unpacking the first edition of Tapestry are Dennis Bruce, First Semester Editor,' Frank Lee, Second Semester Editorg and Dr. Blackstock, Adviser. lVlr. Guy Owens, guest speaker and author of The Flim-Flam Man, entertains club members. Left to right: Pete Cazel, Jeanne Parker, Louise Weston, Secretary- Historian, Frank Lee, Dennis Bruce, Lelia Carroll, lVlr. Owens, Dr. Blackstock. 130