Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Noonspiration time rolls around every Friday at ,noon in the lBSU. BSU brings together campus and Christianity iii ll ,T lil lt 5:-. -'fin . , il . J .E ini.. .i .1311 i ' ii all t L. 1 Baptist students help themselves to the goodies 'at 'the regular noonspiration, after first hearing a short devotional. Linda Cox, helps with the BSU' mission proiect. The Baptist Student Union on the OC campus serves to unite the Baptist students and to offer them the opportunity for Chris- tian igrovvth, fellowship, and study. The Baptist Student Union is supported by both the Baptist General Convention of Texas and they Odessa Baptist Association. lt is under the direction of Don Reavis and assistant, Sylvia Hobbs. BSU seeks to lead students into deeper commitment to their faith, to involve them in church membership, and prarticipation, toguide them in worship and devotional experiences, to involve them in Christian social lite and recreation, and to lead and train them in Christian Witnessing and service. .1

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Standing: Ed Williamson, James Kemp, and Mary Roach Sitting: Ann Faulkner and George Thomp- son. Methodists' club plans active year The Methodist Student Movement was in- deed a student movement on the Odessa College campus this year. The club became more active this year than ever before and its membership rose significantly. The club is made up ot Methodist students who attend Odessa College and they hold meetings on Tuesdays. Sponsoring the Methodist Student Move- ment this year were business instructors James Kemp and Mary Roach. Ann Faulkner and Bertha Steinbeck confer on the club's agenda.

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Christian Science Club unites students ChrisTian Science offers The college communiTy The opporTuniTy of learning The TruTh abouT ChrisTian Science, welcomes ChrisTian Science sTudenTs enTering college and uniTes Them inTo closer bonds of ChrisTian fellowshipg and cooperaTes wiTh religious groups and college auThoriTies in proiecTs ThaT promoTe inTer-religious inTeresTs on The campus. To become a member, The sTudenT musT be in good standing wiTh The FirsT Church of ChrisT ScienTisT. AssociaTe membership is granTed To all sTudenTs who are free from oTher religious connecTions and are endeavoring To learn and apply The Teachings of ChrisTian Science. ArThur A. RoberTson serves as sponsor while Mr. and Mrs. Mann Rankin acT as club advisors. PresidenT Helen FauseTT hurries off To one of The ChrisTian Science meeTings. Members and sponsors meeT regularly on Theisecond and fourrh Tuesdays.