Oklahoma State University Baptist Students - Silhouette Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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Q-Qw,.,.,,,k S, 6-' G-' , ,Ln gifvzmnmanma Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. BenneH will long be remembered by +he people of Okla- homa, +he Uniled Sfales, and many Nalions of lhe world. Much has been said aboul' 'I'hem as educafors, builders and leaders, bui 'rhe 'Thing fha? will always be remembered is fheir oufsfanding work in 'lhe Kingdom of God as Chrislian leaders. Dr. Benne'H will be remembered in an ln+erna'l'ional way by +he many Nafions 'I'ha+ he served in helping rhem find a be++er way of life as head of lhe Poinf Four program. He will be remembered in a Nafional way for his work as a leader in The developmenl' of agriculfure and indusfry. He will be remembered by 'Phe people of Oklahoma as one of lhe greal' pioneer educafors, builders, and leaders in 'Phe field of educalion. The work of +hese 'lwo people will be remembered in many ways, buf +0 +he young people of 'lhe Baplisl' Sludenl' Union, 'lhey will be remembered mosl' for iheir unliring efforfs and work in 'rhe developmeni of Chrisfian charac'rer. They spen'r fwenfy-five years as ieachers in +he Sunday School deparlmenl' in ihe in'l'eresf of sfudenls. They were much concerned abou? l'he young people, and fhey gave of fheir lime and help in every way possible, fheir home was lhe home of every sl'udenl', and 'rheir deep love for 'rhe advancemenl' of Chrisi in ihe hearis of young people ihe mofivafing force of 'rheir life. They were our friends, our spirifual leaders, and above all, 'rhey were noble in every way of life. Their lives were 'lruly an example of a Chrisi-like life wi+h +he King- dom of God exemplified in 'rheir daily living. 5

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,... ul ol f .' ,,--2--X' if ..- i I. 'lx -U'-., rrzrnl -----.i .1 1...- -1 l 11 f Qurgnniuemartrifiedieation -Q A quarter ofa renurrlr has passed sime the B.SIo1.was organized on theA.and3fiT. campus. Go the betterment and mhilhment ot the hopes, desires, and dreams mstered ho, those who strumrled to make them Possihhe ... we dedicate this edition of the Silhouttefs SE 4 hsfoe 1 I Q E

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The Execufive Council of fhe Bapfisf Siudenf Union is +he group which plan and organize fhe year-long acrivifies ai' our Home Away From Home. Needless ro say, rhe council has been able fo 'fulfill ifs dufies as such only rhrough fhe undersfanding pafience and leadership of our Minisfer of Sfudenfs, Kermii' Whifeaker, and our Faculfy Advisor, Mr. Clay PoHs, who have ai' ihe same fime been one among us. Charles Voyles, refiring presidenf ll95ll, congrafulares Taul Donavan, incoming presidenl' for I952, in +he picrure a+ e'F+. Piciured above, fhe l95I council was composed of: lBo'l'- +om rowl Mrs. Sue C. Buell, secrerary-hosfessg Milion Doyle, Sfudeni' cenier represenfafiveg Mary Jeane'H'e Wiley, Sourh- side Church represenfaiiveg Evelyn HammeH, music direcfor: Charles Voyles, presidenfg Kermi+ Whifeaker, minis1'er of slu- denrsg Mr. Clay PoH's, faculfy advisor: Bobbie Knighi, in'I'er- denominarional represeniafiveg Gerald Rogers, Vesper chair- man: Homer HuH'on, enlisrmenf vice-presidenfg lsecond rowl Eugene Beniamin, noon-day chairman, Barbara Fahl, secre- +ary, Norma Scarbrough, Vesper chairman, Waller Schwariz, SilhoueH'e ediforg Fred Turner, arf direcforg Bob Travis, infer- denomina+ional represenfaiiveg Rev. Sidney Maddox, pasfor advisor, Rob Whireaker, social vice-presidenh Marshal McGlamery, ushering: Hhird rowl Jo Ann Lawrence, Gleam ediforg BeH'ye Lee Sfevens, Fellowship: Merle McDonald, exrension direcror: Marfha Barnes, reporferg Cecil Kammer- diener, Camera Club: Ramona Choaie, Y.W.A. presidenh Paul Donavan, a+hle+ic direcforg LaVerna Ma1'hews, social- vice-presidenh Mr. lra C. Prosser, sfafe sfudenl' secrefary' and Mary Fogarry, Sunday School represenfafive.