Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Mormons When asked what he felt was the pur- pose of the Student Association of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Dr. Robert Bylund, sociology pro- fessor and a sponsor of the group gave this reply: Hln general, the club is designed to provide a religious atmosphere to comple- ment onets academic life. Bylund felt that students should have the opportunity to develop spiritually as well as academically. The club provides a social outlet for those in the fellowship. uWe're planning on having an open house to let people know about us. Donna Zuck, former president of the Mormon fellowship said that the open house is one way the club is reaching out to the com- munity. Zuck, a senior from Columbus, In- diana, also mentioned that the group has meetings on Monday nights, during which scripture discussions are held. WESLEY FOUNDATION - First Row: Drew McNeill, John Ray, Melody Hood, Estor Reed; Second Row: Kay Doughman, Melanie Hill, Carol Roundtree. Kay Sinning, Katie Bill. Wayne Manning; Third Row: Chris Glasscock, Jody Mulkey, Carol Barger, Angie Reed, Jamie Barger. Debbie Hansen. James Hansen, Joe Hansen, David Hansen; Fourth Row: Yvette Zim- merman. Lesia Blevins, Mary Pyles. Kurt King, Tommey Smith, R. Scott Miller BAPTIST STUDENT UNION - First Row: Tommy Lewis, Greg Sammons, Mary Miller, Sharon Tan, and Daniel Cooper; Second Row: Michelle Krum, Marsha Butler, Stacy Higdon, Catherine Hughes, Donna Saunders; Third Row: Pam Ray, Gene Parr, David Votta, Jon Wilhurn, David Gottshall and Jim McCarthy

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Wesley HWe try to provide an atmosphere where people with similar experiences can get together. Joe Hansen, associate director of the Wesley Foundation said that over 200 different people visit the foundation each year. Affiliated with the United Methodist Church, the Welsey Foundation tor the United Methodist Student Center, as it is also known asi is open to all denomina- tions. It is very active not only on campus, but in the Morehead area as well. Hansen remarked, uOur primary get- together of the week is the Monday night Religion devotions. Other weekly services include Wednesday Bible studies, along with regularly scheduled guest speakers and concerts. Two extensions of the Wesley Founda- tion are the traveling Chancel Band, a music group, and the Lighthouse Players, a student Christian drama group that enter- tains in local churches and youth groups. In addition, the center provides services at the St. Claire Medical Center and some members regularly visit the senior citizens of the community. FELLOWSHIP among students is the goal at Baptist Student Union activities such as this recharge meeting. The BSLI and other campus religious centers challenge students to expand their spiritual horizons. Newm 4n The Newman Center is the on! Vides a place where m 113 can ge together with others of the same faith. A part of the Jesus Our Savior hp Besides the regular ' a services heid on Saturday and Sunday for the entire, community, the Catholic great center here with recreation facilities He added that few Hundreds of students each year find fu and fellowship at the Baptist Studen Union. Located behind the Howell McDowell administration building, the BS challenges students to expand thei spiritual horizons through a variety of pro grams created to meet students, needs. According to Rev. Gene Parr, the direc tor of the B30, the three main program offered weekly at the 880 are the Monda night Bible Study tdiscussionsi, Recharge, a Tuesday night devotiona meeting intended to live up to its name and Thursday night Choir Practice. HOccasionally, we lead a service at th Morehead Treatment Center, and severa times a month we hold youth rallies an- retreats. Rev. Parr added that the BS hosts the Fellowship of Christian Athlete and hold chapel services for the footbal team at MSG.

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Helping With Residence Life Residence Hall Association, known a RHA, is the organization that helps wit residence life. Stemming from individual hall councils RHA helps govern and establish the want and needs of each individual hall, an relays these wants to the administration. RHA, whose president is Donn Reynolds, consists of all hall presidents an their vice presidents, who are there to ex press your needs and to make sure the reach the proper channels. RHA is here for you! So be a part 0 residence life, and see why it's an ex perience you'll remember all your life! B BEVERLY WILLS RESIDENT HALL ASSOCIATION First Row: Donna E. Mortin, Karen Lochner tSecretaryl, Don- na G. Reynolds tPresidentl, Scot Sode tVice-Presidentl, Alicia Straffordpub tChairman Presidentl, Rebecca Hubbard tMar- ried Student Representativel Second Row: Janeice Crick tNCCl, Charlene Godsey tPresi- dent East Mignonl, Chandra Bogg tVice-President Mignon Halll, Tim Hubbard tMarried Student Representativel Back row: Floyd A. Drebs lll tPresident Alumni Towerl, Richard Bailey tPresident Cooper Halll, Stephen Richardson tMignon Tower Presidentl Service