Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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what we can do in the future for the church and as Christians. He talked about using our own creativety in reaching people through events that they can relate to.

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Staley Lectures And Other Memorable Chapel Services The Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lecture Series is funded by the Thomas F. Staley Foundation. The Speaker for this series was Dr. Tom Sine. Dr. Sine is a futurist by profession. He directs researching and planning for World Concern (CRISTA Ministries), which is a Christian relief and development organization. He is actively involved in Evangelicals for Social Action Action and Voice of Calvary Ministries, and is a layman in University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Dr. Sine has also started an organization, called Community for New Beginnings, to allow churches and Christian organizations to meet tomorrow ' s challenges and create new and exciting ways to respond biblically. He is the author of The Mustard Seed Conspiracy. In his lectures, he talked about

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Fall Play The Comedy: You Can ' t Take It With You You Can ' t Take It With You was performed October 30 -November 1 in McClurkan. Performances included three evening shows and a Saturday afternoon matinee. Teressia Ward of the Trevechoes staff summarized the story like this in the November 3rd issue: Alice is the daughter of Paul Sycamore, a man who makes firecrackers in the family ' s basement for a living, and Penelope Sycamore, a self- proclaimed playwright. Tony Kirby is the vice- president of his father ' s company, Kirby Co. Mr. Kirby is a wealthy, elderly gentleman who spends most of his time talking about Wall Street. Mrs. Kirby is an eldery high society woman who finds great solace in Spiritualism. Alice and Tony are planning on getting married, yet they are hindered by the differences in their two families. Alice is afraid the Kirbys The hat raSk ' fn the Sycamore household has much to tell The number of people on stage and the dramatic excitement Jim Warren express his feelings to Vicki Cody and friends about the mtked-up lifestyle of the family and the humor of builds as the play nears its end. after the final performance. the play. 26 Student Life