Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Working Together Student participation in extra-curricular activities means the cooperation of working and doing things together. Special events are featured every month of the school year, whether it be the appearance in concert of a famous singing group; the planning and hanging of numerous art exhibits; the many hours of strenuous and serious rehearsal which result in the perfection of a number of play productions of near-professional quality. This involvement in activities on the campus gives every student worthy avenues of ex- pression and the opportunity to become more skillful in social and cultural areas. The Rope Dancers, the first play productic the daughter, being comforted by her stage of the yeai other, Shan itures Bettye Sis ickson Young. Putting finishing touches on the lighting board for the appearance of The Lettermen, big-name entertainment who appeared in ;r, isDougJernigan. Students are often seen studying togethe Becky Darnell and Bob Blackman are now A pointing in an art exhibit in the Art and Sciences building is being admired by Peggy Robertson and Charles Barnette.

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President of the Baptist Student Union, Gail Stewart, presides over the sessioi of the BSU Retreat held every September to welcome new students and to gi the student a spiritual uplift before the beginning of classes. « ' » -6 ? ' . Ralph Bray, Chapel Coordinator and BSU Director, leads a group dis. religion and world problems at a Vesper Service held on the campus one pretty afternoon. A moment of quiet meditation is engaged in by one of the students at the local church of his choice.