The Banner, Vol. 10 No. 15 - May 10, 1965

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Vol. 10   No. 15
Student Publication
May 10, 1965
EDITORS CHOSEN
At the Faculty Publications Committee meeting, held Thursday May
6, the Editors and Assistant Editors
of the Angelos and Banner, as well
as the Business Manager of the
Angelos were chosen.
Each of the applicants for the
various offices were called in for a
personal interview with the Committee; after which the selections were
announced by Chairman of the Committee, Dean John Max Cox.
Editorship of the Angelos, the
College yearbook, went to Miss
Bonnie Taylor (Bonnie was the Business Manager of the yearbook this
year). For Assistant Editor the Committee selected Mrs. Glen Fitzgerald
(Joyce has been Editor of the Banner), and Mike Wilson was chosen as
Business Manager.
Sam Appleby was chosen as
Editor of the Banner (Sam has been
Assistant Editor of the paper this
year). Miss Kathy Greenwood and
Mrs. Joanne Hann were chosen as
Assistant Editors (both Kathy and
Joanne have worked on the staff of
the Banner as well as other campus
newspapers).
The Publications Committee would
like to thank all those who applied,
and stated that it was sorry all who
did apply could not have been chosen.
Anyone who wishes to join "the
staff of either the Angelos or the
Banner is heartily encouraged to do
so by contacting the respective
Editors, or the Office of Public Re-
lations.	
A.S.B. ELECTION
Up until the time of this writing,
Thursday afternoon, the Dean of Students office reported that 245 students had already cast their ballots.
This total added to the one expected
Friday, will run approximately 350
votes cast.
During the past week-and-a-half
the halls have been plastered with
posters for every office from President to Cheerleader. Comments have
been overheard that this has been
the most enthusiatic campaign in
CBC's   short  history.
THOMPSON NAMED
NEXT BSU HEAD
As    the    fall    semester    of    1965
comes   to   a   close,   the   Baptist Student Union of CBC is already making
plans   for   the   coming   school   year.
For     several     weeks    a    committee
worked   diligently   to   prepare   a   list
of   nominees    for   BSU   offices. The
names    were   posted   and   elections
held, with three offices having write-
in  candidates.   Those  elected were:
President—Randy Thompson
Evangelism Chairman—Ray Young
Church Enlistment Chairman-
Wayne Martindale
Secretary-Tres.—Shirley Kanno
Worship Chairman—Clyde Horn
Vespers Chairman—Tim Shaw
Ed.    Chairman—Kathy   Greenwood
Summer Missions Chairman—
Geno Robinson
Missions    Chairman —Eddie    Hill-
house.
Social Chairman-Phyllis Kirby
Communications    Chairman—Sarah
Adams
Faculty Advisor—J. Daniel Vann
These people will take office on
May 14th at the BSU installation
banquet. All BSU members are invited to this function, which will be
held at Magnolia Avenue Baptist
Church.
Of special interest to all Baptist
students is the fact that Ray Young,
outgoing president, was elected at
the Spring Retreat at Hume Lake, as
State BSU President.
RUSSIAN PRISI0NER SPEAKS
On Monday evening, April 26, a
special program was featured on campus when the A.S.B. presentedguest-
speaker Peter Landerman. Mr. Lan-
derman has just returned from Russia
where he spent several months in
prison as a result of an automobile
accident.
He brought a splendid testimonial to those in attendance as he told
of religious and spiritual conditions
in Russia. An interesting fact he
noted was that children were not
seen in the worship services as the
spiritual training of the child is con-
"Christian in Society"
Theme of Forum
"The Role of the Christian College in Today's Society" was the
topic of discussion for a student-
teacher forum held on April 26 in the
college chapel. The purpose of this
discussion, sponsored by the newly-
formed Human Relations Club was:
"To discuss the responsibility of
the Christian college in the Twentieth
Century, the role of the student and
teacher, and the problems of student
and teacher in Christian education."
Panel members, drawn from the
faculty and the student body, were
Mrs. Genevieve Thompson, Instructor
of Psychology; Mrs. Jeanne Davis,
Assistant Professor of Speech-Drama;
Mr. John Max Cox, Dean of Men and
Director of Public Relations; Dr.
Le Vern B. Young, Professor of
Science; Molly Moore; Art Goodrow;
John Poston; Doug Farmer; and Barrett Lampp. Orval Warren, senior,
served as moderator.
The six questions used as the
basis for discussion were: (1) What
is the idea of freedom of expression
in the Christian college? (2) What is
"Christian culture" as expressed in
our college? (3) What is the role and
purpose of the administration? (4)
What is the responsibility of the
Christian teacher? (5) What is the
responsibility of the Christian student? (6) What is the college's responsibility to the community?
The last portion of the program
was opened to questions from the
floor, It is estimated that approximately fifty faculty and student
body members were present in the
audience.
sidered to be a responsibility of the
home. A major concern he expressed
for these people and others in this
part of the world was the lack of
Bibles or even Scriptures written in
their language. Because ofthis concern, Mr. Landerman hopes to become a translator for the Wycliffe
Bible Society.