Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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8St • • Ithyjl College and the

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fowth, through the years . . . hurdles and their members it llk K all students to participate in wholesome Christian fellowship which they provide. The college cooperates with the churches in meeting the spiritual needs of students. The religious council, an interdenominational organization, functions as an ntegral part of the Student Government Association in promoting religious activities on campus by co-ordinating the crtorts of the various churches of Trov.

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ciation between the Igpouth of Troy IVIC associations have made use of the abili- C ties of college students in many youth fitness programs which they sponsor. The recreation program of the city has been enhanced by the leadership of able students who like to see young people develop their maximum potential. Many students receive valuable leadership ex- perience by working with the local youth organi- zations. Again the benefits are mutual among the youth of Troy, the college students, and ulti- mately, society as a whole