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

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BSU Retreat: Reaching My World Now Brandon Springs, Kentucky was packed with over 170 BSU members from Union during the BSU fall retreat. This year the theme was Reaching My World Now with a special emphasis on Christian witness. Larry Reeves, Associate BSU Director of the University of Knoxville, led the study Friday night and Saturday morning. Larry Murphy opened the worship service Fri- day, and Dr. Walton Padelford shared with the group Saturday night. The final session held Sunday morning was led by Rick Astle, Director of Admissions of South- ern Seminary. Dr. Bob Agee of Union also led two ses- sions. The retreat provided a time for Christian growth and a time for Christian fun. Those at the retreat could try their hand at canoeing, basketball, football, volleyball, as well as other activities. It is hoped that the theme will continue to live on the Union campus. The [ohnson sisters sing a tune. Larry Reeves shares experiences.

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' ■ . Students work as a team in the radio lab. Additions and Opportunities The addition of a broadcasting laboratory-classroom and three communication courses last fall has strengthened Union ' s entrance into the fields of radio and television. The lab was put into service shortly after its completion in August of 1980. It was formally dedi- cated on September 23 as Instructor Patty Smith and members of the broadcasting class hosted an Open House for faculty, staff, students, and benefactors. The facility is a welcome addition to Union. As the Union campus grows, so does the need for new buildings and housing facilities. In the fall of 1980 a new maintenance building was added and new mo- bile homes were bought to house the overflow of stu- dents. Tony Hollingsworth gets hands-on experience with equipment. pw i rif nmK S) ! ' } ' . ' ' ' P li New maintainence building goes up. Mobile homes added to house the overflow of students.

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King of the Road and Friend . . . Sonya and Sidonna 1 Halloween Is Food and Fun At Union Halloween is usually thought of as scarey, but at Union Halloween is loaded with lots of fun and lots of food for everyone to enjoy. Students dressed up in their Halloween garb and took their ghostly walk to the cafe- teria where a campus-wide pumpkin cutting contest was being held for all organizations. Also those who dressed for the occasion participated in a costume contest. Phi Mu Alpha music fraternity won the pumpkin cutting contest with Sidonna Parnell and Sonya Studards taking the costume award. Joy Harris and the cafeteria staff made the evening a success by providing the pumpkins and having lots of goodies around. Karen Campbell and Patti Hoehn attempt to carve a masterpiece. joy Harris, what a clown.