University of North Carolina at Wilmington - Fledgling Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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The B.S.U. enjoys fellowship. The Baptist Student Union was the first Christian organization to be started at Wilmington College. The charter Was received in the Fall of 1963. Officers for the year 1963-'64 are Rose Williams, Presidentg Fred Jacobs, Vice-Presidentg Sue Duff, Secretaryg and Sara Alice Fussell, Interclub representative. Faculty advisor is Mr. Adrian Hurst. Meetings are held twice a month and are planned around the goal of furthering the college students' in- terest in church related matters. Programs are centered around group discussion, films, and sketches. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Installation and fellowship banquet Socials are held during the year at the First Baptist Church beach cottage on Wrightsville Beach. An addi- tional project is preparing food baskets for the needed at Christmas. During the year, a team of B.S.U. members has gone to Baptist churches Within the Wilmington Baptist As- sociation. The purpose of this team is to acquaint each Baptist Student Union. Because the Baptist Student Union has progressed well during the past two years, We are sure it will con- tinue to be an asset to the Wilmington College Campus. 9 l QE gan' all Standing: Sue Duff, Jo Ann Bostic, W. J. Green, Ethridge Watters, Dick Feagin, Rose Williams. Seated: Berry Williams, Mary Emma Blanchard, Evelyn Adkins, Sara Alice Fussell, and Bob Hayes.

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.2 Barbara Bradley spins a record for student enjoyment. WILC W.I.L.C., the student broadcasting service, is now in the third year of operation. The station is located in the Student Services Building and provides stu- students with eight hours of a wide variety of music. W.I.L.C. has introduced many new shows during this year. Ninety minute programs of classical and semi-classical music as well as music from Broad- way shows. Attendance at the Tri-State Broadcasters Con- vention on the campus of State College in Raleigh was a highlight of the broadcasting year for the Station Management. W.I.L.C. is the student's broadcasting service and all programs are presented with the Wilmington College Student in mind. . 1 H . .,,. , , ring 1 x 'L1:isf Checking out new equipment are: Barbara Bradley, Station retaryg Sam Garner, Program Directorg and Hugh Paschal, tion Manager. will fx, First row: Hugh Paschal, Billy O'Quinn, Barbara Bradley, Danny Marilyn Mack, Mike Fenley, Dale Rhodes. Third row: Fred Gore, Sam Garner. Second row: Don Skipper, Sandra Schwartz, Jacobs, Fred Zuck, Dick VVells, Bert Gornto, and Walter Glenn. 5 l H - 1, Sec- Sta-

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PEP CLUB The Pep Club was established to em- phasize and build up school spirit on the campus of Wilmington College. This club was started by the cheerleaders early in the school year. With these goals in mind, the club has made great strides in the short time it has been in existence. ' X r f fe awe . u,fi.A.:iszA1foNAL Meamg, li -1 Folia' 1435 l I ' wmscur ccusf Q i ' ' j J 1 x X I J e ,-gf.. 2 2, . 1- . ,MS ,V E . -4 -nl, IJ ' Eff' H , ' J e ,- flgl-if ' Loyal supporters of the Seahawks-The Pep Club. Roger Webb, Vice-President, Jean Thorpe, Secretaryg and 75 Red Douglass, President, let the students know of a coming meeting.