William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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MQ, , Xxi .,,.,.s f' XL ' , fm it . X 1-155 . t I 3' N i l Forbes, DS. e Relig- uncil of of five rpose of ve voice irnish a pus and :ach or- hristian, tist - is ff .V v , K MW, , 1 .4 . 4 fm 'M' .,'., L ., hi ' Burk row: George Boltniew, Victor Iordan, Terry Chase, Middle: Al Gibbons, Mary Thompson, Hannah Elias, Sharon Bc-rcndcs. Sara Yocum, George Sublcttc, Christa Beffemann, Ioyce Parr. Front: Mary Lou Iohnson, Donna Bocker, Gretchen I5 Van Hoosier, Mrs. Robert Trotter. Baptist Student Movement The Baptist Student Movement is the American Baptist Organization on the Iewell campus. lts purpose is to achieve fellowship and inspiration through group discussion. This year, in conjunction with the B.S.U., the B.S.M. visited the Our House in the East bottoms of Kansas City. Also, every month this organization conducts services at the Odd Fellows Home. New Ely House Council Under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morgan, the New Ely House Council enjoyed a successful year. Composing the council were representatives from each dormitory wing on each floor, together with New Elyis assistant director, Ed Forbes, and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. Besides the routine room inspec- tions, counselling was provided the boys, and an open house made their year complete. Sfcllllflillgj Guy Hennings, Dave Forbes, George Boltniew, Dave Kuhlman, Bob Argent, lim Pirch, Iohn Steward, Charles Broomfield. Sculnfi Mr. Bill Morgan, Mrs. Bill Morgan, Ed Forbes. l 1 l 35 x

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X X X t i f f , fin i Back row: lim Lewis, Alzora Ieffords, Bob l-Ioneyfield, Fred Belk. Middle: Sam Ganaway, Margaret Rolls, Ed Forbes, I'l L t ' V'rffinia I-Iurt Charlie Bla 'lock. Franz: Betsy Morgan, Carol Carter, Dot Mohler, Ioy Stone, Ianet Lukens. ce ues, lg , 5 .5 B'S'-U' The Baptist Student Union serves all students as the necessary link between the college and the church. Leading the students in planning and directing the campus religious activities is the Executive Council. As a direct result of this planning, a week of Missions Emphasis was added this year to the other activities of the B.S.U. These other activities included Sunday evening fellowship hours for all students, Youth teams, Religious Focus Week, daily Morning Watch services, and numerous mission projects. Betsy Morgan, Charlie Blaylock, Hannah El Dunn, Neil Givens, Ed Barth. Coordinating Council The Mg, ious Activities Coordinating Council is a council of chosen students, who are representative of Five organized denominational groups. The purpose of this group is to make possible a representative voice in all campus religious activities and to furnish a channel of communication between the campus and various pastors. One representative from each or- ganized group-American Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Southern Baptist-is chosen to serve on the Council. ias, Ierry Eaton, Ron Richmond, Sara Yocum, Howard W shut. 24 i MS A iii f 4 . all EI 'x 'f V, 1--- ..., . Berer Van Ba The Bapl Puff th ro with in t mon Odd Char

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Elg dyy. 4, C ww' N X 3 f X X V'WM,,f V f ,f X if 'V'W'f ff , ' f , 54 ff fig' f , y 1 ' Buck row: Iunc McKean, Shirley Kohler, Lyrlc Clziwson, Iain Lukcns, Iaclaic Hosolrl. Fmnf row: Lynne Ray, Linda Kay YVclsh. ones Hall Council Council is composed of the dormitory oliicers and the wing presidents, elected by popular vote by the residents. Officers are: Iune McKean, presidentg Shirley Kohler, vice-presidentg Lyrle Clawson, sec- retary-treasurer. Wing presidents are: Linda Welsh, Lynne Ray, Iackie Bosold, and Ian Lukens. Betsy Morgan is house director and Louise Hagler is her assistant. lones Hall Melrose Council Undef the mit of Melrose House Council, these girls represented the girls in the dormitory during the First semester: Sarah Yocum, presidentg Carol Ann Carter, second floor presidentg Marian Gillenwater, First Hoor pres- ident, Dorothy Mohler, third floor presidentg Don- na Bocker, secretary-treasurerg and Nancy DuBois as social chairman. Back row: Mrs. Ainma Ahshcr, Donna Bockcr, Szirali Yocuin. Frou! row: Dot Mohler, Marian Gillcnwatcr, Carol Ann Carter, Nancy DuBois. 1 , rrttttrt . ,,,, M We rr.t.r. W l, ..i,, fa a it - .. ..... , . . Navman, WMM ,Wk 26 -- t,- b Qni- 'M gf' s 1X If X, r sip 4.71. . t,.-.,,i.,,-