Pensacola State College - Tide Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Regular meetings of the BSU are held on campus. Club members show an interest in humanity and personal affairs. Taking an active part in campus activities is also a vital part of their Work. I . r hits? ft I if ' WJ if 'Q .Milan M, ...r, :fs r .-. H ,,, f ya-fn' 52, lj -- aff V' J .af Q f A Q ,S 9' N wt , kivi' , My

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Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is an interdenomi- national group that provides our campus with Christian fellowship throughout the year. BSU Weekly meetings often include guest speakers. In- formal get-togethers and discussion groups play an important part in the BSU program. All are Welcome. Q8 12535,-5-:pe5,, ,. Larry Barnes, president of the BSU, delivers a mes- sage at the First Christian Church during a special meeting. Reverend Joe Gwyn, the sponsor of PJC's Baptist Student Union. V X I Kathy DelGal1o and Larry Barnes discuss business for the next meeting. First Row: Karen Cozart, Susan Sparks, Mary Gwyn, Pat Griffin, Larry Sansbury. Second Row: Kathy Parrish, Jane Blackwell, Mary Andrews, Luene Ben- nett. Third Row: Gary Adams, Kathy DelGallo, Cecil Edgecumbe, Kay Stewart, David Woodfin. Fourth Row: Steve Price, Larry Barnes, David Folsom, Pro- fessor Sandifer.

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Black Student Union The Black Student Union, formerly known as Triple G, was established in the fall of 1968 to promote goodwill and brotherhood among the stu- dent body. Any full-time student is eligible for membership. The organization co-sponsored the observance of National Black History Week, February 7-13 at PJ C. The theme for the observance was Black History Plus. Several members of the group wrote poems and essays for the occasion and a skit Was presented which took a dramatic excerpt from the broadway play, A Raisin in the Sun. During the fall term, Rev. Fred Shutitlesworth spoke to the group about his experiences in the early civil rights movement. Projects planned for the future include carry- ing 18 years olds to register to vote in the 1972 federal elections and support for the movement to make January 15 a national holiday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King J r.'s birthday. Black Student Union Members - First Row: Joe Parker, vice president, Brenda Hall, Fred Peoples, president, Mardell Williams, Carolyn Ellis, Johnnie Lewis. Second Row: John Rogers, Brenda Hallovvay, Gordon Pike, Julia Ladd, Reginald Smith, Corrie M ' 5. . 67 1' 1: ? Wingate. Third Row: Ann Gordon, George Robert- son, Willie Hall, treasurer, Linda Wingate, secretary Rita Washington, Larry Stallvvorth. Fourth Row Debra Carr, Gail Smith, Stella Mobley, William Rol- lins, Sandra Walker, Hayward Johnson.