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

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Diane Hinkleman, a familiar face in the bool stor8, is always glad to be of ' ' ' ' X k assistance to any customer

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More Than Just Classrooms College Is more than just classrooms. It ' s meeting your girlfriend for encouragement after a hard exam . . . it ' s the excitement of the Homecoming game . . . it ' s spending an hour just sitting on the lawn. It ' s saving money all weel for a night at the Cracker Barrel or Village Inn . . . It ' s the all-night sessions typing term papers the night before they are due. In short, college is a personal thing that will provide many memories and experiences aside from the education. Enjoying a lazy fall afternoon on campus. Marvin Cameron and Leta Miller relax under the trees after class.

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student Involvement in the New Campus Seeing a need for the Union student body to be aware of the progress being made on the new cannpus construction, Tim Wills began working on a new campus day for students. With the help of the Student Publications, the frater- nities, sororities, BSD and numerous individuals, the idea became reality. Classes were dismissed from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. during the day, encouraging students to at- tend. Buses from several local churches were used to transport students from the present campus to the new location. Upon their arrival, guided tours of the facilities were given by specially chosen students. Lunch was served on the grounds in the afternoon at the old campus. For several days prior and after the tour, displays of color charts, interior designs, and samples of classroom, chapel and lounge seats were on exhibition in the Ad- ministration Building. Two of the coordinators of the program, Mrs. Betty Foellinger, left, and Tim Wills oversee loading of buses.