Philander Smith College - Philanderian Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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gn Wemorzbm Wdffgem Matthew Mark Wilbun, like the disciples for whom he was named, lived not by words, but by deeds. As a minister, he possessed a knowledge of the Bible so dynamic that it started others to search the pages of that Book of Books for increased wis- dom and understanding. As an educator, he opened a vast storehouse of knowledge and charted the course by which count- less men and women, as a result of his teaching and example, were inspired to live positively and radiantly and to dedicate their lives to service to their fellowmen. To have had one's life touched by that of Dr. Matthew Mark Wilbun was like standing in the shadow of the temple, for few men possess the true attributes of jesus-patience and love, tem- pered with mercy and understanding. In the words of the Prophet, his daily life was his temple and his religion.

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gl? y7ZoQI22 01416122 Cjarfon Uzzzsfon fryor Carlon Wfinston Pryor, a scholar, dedicated scien- tist and devout churchman, exemplified the ideal teacher. Always one with an inquiring mind and a con- tinuous quest for knowledge, he was able to awaken latent talents and to instill in his students a desire to learn new truths. With patience and understand- ing, he led them into a fuller awareness of God, self, and their fellowmen. Because of his complete commitment to teaching, his personal concern for each individual student, and his willingness to give encouragement and to lend a helping hand whenever needed, it was only fitting that he should be named Teacher of the Year over and over again. Carlon Wiiiston Pryor's teaching and example will be perpetuated for all time as his students and their students train men and women to be compe- tent scientists, doctors, nurses, dentists, medical tech- nologists and-most of all-responsible citizens.