Newberry College - Newberrian Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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gapfidf .giucfenf Union NIC PRICF l'n'.flfl1'rll G ROV li R '1'AI.li li R'I' l'ii'1'-l'l'1'.viJa'rll WADE BRODIIC Nrclvlflry N. The Baptist Student Union is the connecting link between the college student and the Baptist Church. Rach second Tuesday of the month, meetings are held. Socials and suppers are sponsored by the Union. Highlighting its calendar for this year were the Fall Retreat and the Spring Retreat held in Spartanburg and Anderson, respectively. Com- munity projects Were sponsored throughout the school year. e fn Q 62

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SUSANNE EBERT l rf'.vifl4'r1l C6'Ll'Lt8I LlflJ y The Newberry Canterbury Club is the religious organi- zation for Episcopal students on the campus. It is the youngest of the religious organizations here at Newberry, having been organized this past fall. It seeks to promote student fellowship and to accom- plish other worthwhile projects. The advisor for the Canterbury Club is the Rev. Edwin B. Clippard of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Newberry, S. C. bl

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mmockdf .glfozjenlf ZZQXAWAALP T h e Methodist Student Fellowship is nn influential campus organization for all Nlethodist students enrolled :it Newberry College. Since its orgztnizution in 1941, it has been 21 member of the South Carolina Nlethodist Student Nlovement which is zlfliliztted with the National Nlovement. The primary aims of this orgzmizzxtion are to build 21 closer relationship between the Methodist students and the Nlethodist Church, and to Work hand-in-hand with the other religious groups on the campus. 63 FRAN KI IC OY IC S1'1fl'1'f1 MARION Cl IAPLIN I rraxurrr Rl 'l l'Y IICAN .-XD.-XMS HENRY O l'l'rvnlrrll l fri-l'1-4-ml I