Atlanta Christian College - Harvester Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

..:k. 111? allylftJJI Ali .IWhifz : u AN; gghylurawd 1...... um . ... ...N...r.5 . H..M5.?Amm.nummwdvuquhn. 1960 THE HARV R -I -..l ST opens to you the doors of ATLANTA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE East Point, Georgia Enter to Learn $2 1,; $5.; Wiqnwwk..a :cpxiigzisgvggn ,.. , ADMINISTRATION BUILDING :. . I , a t i rod, ix; A anEng :35 a , N? ,,..,.,,,.,,,,,,f a. r , : ray; . E 5,. 2M? a: a ? 13.3,1 : 2 5:: 3,. 31 43,, BURNS MEMORIAL LIBRARY N ORA HEAD HALL BOYS' DORMITORY INTRODUCTION . . . We, the Senior Class of 1960, proudly present to you the HAR- VESTER. We invite you now to walk with us in memory through this past year at A.CC. This pictorial record has been prepared in the hope that it will reveal to you the spirit and ideals for which A.CC. stands. As we look back we can clearly remember the fall when faculty and students came together and faced another year of school, the long winter and spring of hard study under these faithful and consecrated men, and the good times enjoyed by all as we engaged in the various activities of this Christ centered campus. As this our last school year nears its close and summer, our sea- son of school memories, is at hand, we look back with mingled sorrow and joy. XWith sorrow we realize that we will soon be separated from faculty and fellow students whom we have come to love, admire, and respect; with joy we realize that having been here with them has made us better people, better prepared to face whatever lies ahead. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 7.1V 4 Via 1777772314: 777717 ka, 12m 7 m 7 Veg C .- 7 LVar mG 1L ' .9: Q': I XV 171, 7.70 C 27162::q . r7 :4 Re! C For your example of faithfulness in season, out of season, for your kindness, patience, and understanding as friend and counselor as well as teacher, we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1960 Harvester to you, PROFESSOR SNOW. DEDICATION Student Mr. Snow, a native of North Carolina, was already suc- cessful in the business world when he decided to give his full time to the Lord's service. After graduating from A.C.C. he took graduate work at Oglethorpe University, Georgia State, Emory University, and Columbia Seminary. He began his teaching career at A.CC. in 1956. During the past four years his busy schedule has included, in addition to his teaching, preaching for a full time church and a heavy load of study in graduate school. His dedication to the Lord's work, especially that of pre- paring others to be more useful servants of His kingdom, has been an inspiration to us during our sojOum here and will continue to be for many years to come. JAMES C. REDMON PfeJ'idWH B.A., Cincinnati Bible Seminary; Graduate Work, Columbia Seminary; University System of Georgia. THOMAS SNOW! Langlmgar - . : . , . ' . ? B.A., Oglethorpe University; B.A., ' ' V ' ' I B.Th., Atlanta Chrlstmn College; ROY MCKINNEY VECHAL G. GILBERT M.B.E., Columbia Theological Sem- inary C60 pending. Old Talamenl Clymrla Hutory B.A., Cincinnati Bible Seminary; B.A., Butler University; M.A., B.D., Southwest Bible Seminary. Butler University; B.D., Butler Uni- versity. RALPH CLARK New Testament B.S.L., Cincinnati Bible Seminary M.A., Cincinnati Bible Seminary B.D., Cincinnati Bible Seminary GALE CHAPMAN ILA SKELTON Music English B.A., Milligan College B.S., Union University M.A., University of Tennessee 4 A DENVER SIZEMORE New Testament B.A., Kentucky Christian College B.D., Butler University MARY DEWEY Commercial Science B.S., Kansas State Teachers College M.Th., American Bible College Graduate Work, University of Mi- aml D.Th., American Bible College DENVER SIZEMORE Academic Dean MARY DEWEY ILA SKELTON Bursar Dean of Women ADMINISTRATION ROY MCKINNEY BARY BETH BRASWELL STAFFORD DAVIS Dean Of M611 Dietician Librarian TRUSTEES MR. JAMES ALLGOOD, SR. Atlanta, Georgia MR. JACK BALLARD Decatur, Georgia MR. JAMES CANNADY Draper, North Carolina MR. ROBERT COLEMAN Clearwater, Florida MR. CARL L. COOPER Atlanta, Georgia MR. MARLIN DAY Atlanta, Georgia MR. DELMAR DeBAULT Orlando, Florida MR. RUSSELL DOLES Jacksonville, Florida MR. JAMES DYER Atlanta, Georgia MR. T. O. HATHCOCK East Point, Georgia MR. CURT HESS St. Petersburg, Florida MR. R. L. MATHIS, JR. Decatur, Georgia MR. ROY MILLER Salem, Virginia MR. ROBERT PUCKETT College Park, Georgia MR. HENRY SENNETT South Norfolk, Virginia MR. JAMES STRICKLAND Aberdeen, Mississippi MR. ROBERT WEAVER East Point, Georgia MR. OREN WHITTON Largo, Florida Knew I CARL COOPER Atlanta, Georgia GENE GRANT Springfield, Illinois JAMES REDMON LaGrange, Georgia LESTER SHELL Red Oak, Georgia ' Not Pictured: JAMES DYER GRADUATE STUDENTS SPECIAL STUDENT JANNETTE BAYNE Salem, Virginia Working towards Church Music Certificate Class Advisor THOMAS SNOW Presi dent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS WENDELL BAGGETT HATLEY MABRY NELL MESSIMER CHARLES HERNDON I IS Prophet XVILLIAM DONALD AMOS, B.A. College Park, Georgia 1'Fun mixed with knowledge makes a wcll-rounded man. Student Council 1, Vice-Prcsident 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; World for Christ 1, 2; Circle K 1, 2; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; 11Harvester Sports Staff 4; Student Minister 3, 4; Assistant Minister 2. 11Bishop JAMES THOMAS BAYNE, JR, B.A. Salem, Virginia The thinkingest thinker that ever thunk. Student Council 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; World for Christ 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prcsidcnt 2, 4, President 3; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3; Harvester Co-Editor 4; Full-timc preaching 2, 3; Youth Team 1, 2, 3, 4, uPresident CHARLES WENDELL BAGGETT, B.A. Decatur, Georgia Good nature is one of the richest gifts of life. Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; Harvester Make-Up Editor 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Youth Minister 1, 2, 3, 4. Punkn DAVID ALLEN CHAPMAN, B.A. Mt. Vernon, Illinois None but himself could be his parallel. Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; World for Christ 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Circle K 1; Alpha Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; Class Prcsident 3; Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4; Harvester Sports Staff 4; Student Preaching 2, 3, 4. uKeith ARTHUR KEITH DAVENPORT, B.A. 4A sunny attitude makes the world brighter. Cincinnati Bible Seminary 1; East Tennessee State College 2; Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; World for Christ 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 3, 4, Presidsnt 5; Class Vice-President 4; uHarvester Editor 4; Chapel Song Leader 4; Youth Minister 4. MyM'nggW , ' ymwi V ' Shofty CHARLES JEFFERSON HERNDON, B.A. Carrollton, Georgia Sincerity is his armor strong. Student Council President 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; World for Christ 2, 3; Alpha Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Class President 2, Treasurer 4; Harvester Photography Editor 4; Full Time Preach- ing 3, 4. 2l HHat HATLEY ARMOR MABRY, B.S.L. Mountain City, Tennessee uQuiet, friendly and easygoing. Johnson Bible College 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; World for Christ 3; Circle K 5, 4, Vice-President; Alpha Gamma Gamma 5, 4, 5; Class Vice- President 3, 5; Basketball 3, 4; Harvester Make-Up Editor 4; Chapel Song Leader 3, 4; Youth Minister 3, 4; Full-time Ministcr 5. HNellie Belle MAE NELL MESSIMER, B.A. They that do the most make the least noise. Student Council 4, Treasurer 4,- Bcnevolcnt Committee 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; XVorld for Christ 2, 3, 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presidcnt 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; President of Girls, 3; Harvester Editor 4; Youth Team 2, 3, 4; Teachcrl 7 3, 4. 7-7 23 33Don DONALD CALVIN RICE, B.S.L. The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; World for Christ 2; Circle K 1; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President; Harvester Business Manager 4; Student Preacher 1 7 3, 4. 7-7 SENIOR OF THE YEAR We, the male members of the class of 1960, feel indeed fortunate to have had Nell Messimer as a friend and classmate during the past four years. We admire her courage and perseverance, noting that she is the only one of the girls who started with us as freshmen who was able to endure us and stay in school long enough to grad- uate. We are grateful to her for always being willing to do the unpleasant and worrisome little jobs in ,our class projects which we iibig preachers were always utoo busy to do. Especially are we grateful for her patient labors in that office which is the supreme test of patience, Editor of the Hat- vester. For these things and for her fine Chris- tian character, we have, unknown to her, dedicated this page of the 1960 Harvester to her, as SENIOR OF THE YEAR. :EZIZI: 26 Class Advisor DENVER SIZEMORE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer- CLASS MIKE PORTWOOD DAVID BEAVERS SHIRLEY CHANDLER BETTY GRESHAM I DAVID BEAVERS Janesville, Illinois SHIRLEY CHANDLER Springfield, Illinois BETTY GRESHAM Springfield, Illinois MARVIN MILLS Brookings, South Dakota EDD PANNELL Tupelo, Mississippi CLINTON PARKE Richmond, Kentucky MICHAEL PORTWOOD Atlanta, Georgia LARRY WILSON Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Not pictured: John Camp, David Minor, Howell Starr. 27 28 Class Advisor ROY W. MCKINNEY President- JAMES CANNON ,Vice-President- JERRY FORRESTER Secretary BILLY RAY WOOLARD Treasurer ROSE MARY CHILTON CLASS BEN BLAKE Fairfield, North Carolina MARK BOWERS Walterboro, South Carolina J. C. BROWN Baton Rouge, Louisiana HOWARD BURGESS North Carolina JAMES CANNON Bainbridge, Georgia ROSE MARY CHILTON Anniston, Alabama DEBORAH CLICK Moore Haven, Florida MARY JEAN CONNELLY Lake Wales, Florida ' c, 11712, a. I JAMES DENNIS Mt. Vernon, Illinois SHARON DOLES Jacksonville, Florida JERRY FORRESTER Loganville, Georgia ROY HAGER Lebanon, Ohio JOYCE HERNDON Aberdeen, Mississippi ALBERT I-IUCKS Jacksonville, Florida MARY MABRY Mountain City, Tennessee LARRY MERRITT Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina CARL PASCHAL Chilhowie, Virginia BILL REDMON East Point, Georgia CHARLES SALMON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RUTH SHEPARD Carrollton, Georgia RALPH WASHINGTON Atlanta, Georgia BILLY RAY WOOLARD Washington, North Carolina Not Pictured: DAVID TERRILL 3! PresidenF JAMES HENRY ,Vice-President LARRY BRADBERRY Secretary- INA WATSON Treasurer JANIE STOTEN Class Advisor l AS S JAMES C. REDMON I 32 JOYCE BLANKENSHIP Grundy, Virginia LARRY BRADBERRY Red Oak, Georgia NANCY COLE Clearwater, Florida MARGARET DANCE Lake Butler, Florida MICHAEL DAVENPORT Greenville, Tennessee RICHMOND DRAWDY Walterboro, South Carolina DONALD DYE Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania EVERETT EASLEY Springfield, Illinois SANDRA GARDINER Roper, North Carolina LAMAR GARRISON Atlanta, Georgia BARBARA GAYLOR Ft. Myers, Florida TERRY GUNNELLS Bamwell, South Carolina JAMES HENRY Crestview, Florida BOB HILLMAN Hialeah, Florida KENNETH HOLDER Atlanta, Georgia EVELYN JOHNSON St. Cloud, Florida TERRY KEY Salem, Missouri GEORGE KIMBALL Tampa, Florida MORRIS LITTLE Atlanta, Georgia LAWRENCE MCINTURFF Harrisonburg, Virginia BOB MILLER St. Petersburg, Florida CAROLYN NIIZE Jefferson, Georgia ALLAN MODLIN Roper, North Carolina GEORGE PEVEY Savannah, Georgia BARBARA REDMON East Point, Georgia ELLA MAE REGISTER Jacksonville, Florida JUNE SCHVVARZEL Warrendale, Pennsylvania MARY SHAW South Norfolk, Virginia PAUL SHEPARD Carrollton, Georgia CLIFFORD STOKES Farmington, New Mexico JANIE STOTEN McIntosh, Florida JAMES VAUGHN East Point, Georgia INA WATSON Ft. Myers, Florida Not Pictured: Walter Broach John Diamond Raymond Griggs Charles Pate Francis Rutledge 35 VOCATIONAE ?? EDUCATION XXXXXXXMXX I V , XX? X x3$XXXXXn WW SE NIO R STAFF , Editor NELL MESSIMER Co-Editor JAMES BAYNE Business Manager DON RICE Photography Editor CHARLES HERNDON Make-Up- WENDELL BAGGETT Sports DAVID CHAPMAN DON AMOS IUNIOR STAFF Betty Shirley-David-Mike. Not pictured: Clinton Marvin 40 THE PUWIEH W F PRAYER 973p txn run nu x .2 I 01 ! SEATED, left to right: Barbara Redmon, Nell Messimer, Shirley Chandler, Betty Gresham. STANDING. left to right: James Baync. Marvin Mills, Richmond Drawdy, Jerry Forrester, Charles Salmon. STUDENT COUNCIL Presidentw MARVIN MILLS Vice-President CHUCK SALMON Secretary RICHMOND DRAWDY Treasurer NELL MESSIMER President MARVIN MILLS 4l w 42 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Henry, A. Hucks, M. Little, A. Modlin, J. Forrester, .L. McInturff. MIDDLE: B. Redmon. TOP ROW: B. Hillman, G. Kimball, B. Miller. Not pictured: B. Woolard, C. Paschal, J. Brown, L. Bradberry. ORDER OF ONESIMUS Philemon- JERRY FORRESTER Taskmaster- BILL REDMON Scribe BILLY RAY WOOLARD FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Miller, S. Chandler, J. Schwarzel, R.Chilton. Prof. Sizcmore. SECOND ROW': B. Redmon, B. Redmon, B Gresham, S. Gardiner, M. Shaw, E. Pnnnell. THIRD ROW: L. Bradberry, j. Stoten, J. Blankenship,'E. Register, N. Mcssimer, G. Kimball. FOURTH ROW: A. Hucks, M. Connelly, M. Dance, 8. Doles, N. Cole, B, Blake. FIFTH ROW: J. Bayne, M. Mabry, J. Herndon, 2. Woolard, C. Salmon. SIXTH ROW: J. Forrester, M, Davenport, G. Grant, B. Hillman, LMCInturff, D.Dye. WORLD FOR CHRIST OFFICERS President CHUCK SALMON Vice-Presidentt JAMES BAYNE Sccretzlryy jOYCE HERNDON Treasurerw SHARON DOLES 43 FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Baggett, D, Chapman, G. Grant, Prof. Gilbert, Prof. Snow, D. Beavers, D. Amos, D. Rice, C. Salmon. SECOND ROW: L. Wilson, C. Parke, E. Pannell, M. Davenport, M. Mills, H. Mabry, C. Hemdon, B. Blake, T. Gunnells, L. McInturff, J. Bayne. A.CC. PREACHERS 44 ,u............ 3...... , FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Shaw, N. Messimer, S. Chandler, M. Mabry, B. Gaylor, B. Gresham, R. Chilton. SECOND ROW: M. Little, C. Stokes, G. Kimball, K. Holder, J. Henry, R. Washington, J. Vaughn, B. Blake, C. Pate, R. Hager, T. Key, B. Woolard, C. Paschal. A.CC. TEACHERS 45 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Chilton, C. Mize, S. Chandler, B. Gaylor, M. Connelly, J. Blankenship, I. Watson, N. Cole, J. Stoten, S. Gardiner, J. Schwarzel. SECOND ROW: E. Johnson, N. Messimer, E. Register, J. Bayne, J. Herndon, B. Gresham, B. Redmon, M. Mabry, S. Doles, M. Dance, R. Shepard, M. Shaw, D. Click. THIRD ROW: R. Hager, P. Shepard, B. Woolard, B. Hillman, J. Forrester, T. Key, B. Miller, B. Redmon, C. Paschal,,D. Dye, M. Little, C. Salmon. FOURTH ROW: R. Drawdy, G. Pevey, T. Gunnells, J. Dennis, J. Henry, L. Bradberry, C. Pate, B. Blake, J. Brown, L. McInturff, C. Parke, K. Holder, C. Stokes. MUSIC DEPARTMENT GALE CHAPMAN, Director 46 CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Bayne, R. Redmon, B. Gresham, E. Register, M. Mabry, J. Herndon, S. Doles, M. Dance, R. Shepard, M. Shaw, D. Click. SECOND ROW: B. Woolard, P. Shepard, B. Hillman, J. Forrester, T. Key, B. Redmon, B. Miller, C. Paschal. IUBALS P. Shepard, B. Hillman, B. Miller, R. Drawdy, B. Woolard HARVESTERS J. Forrester, J. Herndon, S. Doles, B. Redmon. i 3 E. Register, 48 M. Dance, 5. Gardiner. ULQZHW mmaOZ mw mmaaszZmbm MELODETTES HARMONETTES M. Shaw, B. Gaylor, B. Redmon. J. Bayne, 1. Watson, R. Shepherd. mOHHPZPWU FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Chilton, 1. Watson, J. Stoten, B. Gaylor, B. Redmon, B. Hillman. SECOND ROW: B. Blake, J. Blankenship, M. Dance, N. Cole, S. Gardiner, M. Shaw, M. Daven- port. THIRD ROW: G. Kimball, J. Herndon, L. Bradberry, S. Doles, A. Hucks, K. Holder. Left to right: L. Wilson, B. Hillman, L. Merritt, Prof. Snow, J. Henry, G. Kimball, J. Blankenship, B. Miller. FIRST ROW, left to right: 13. Redmon, G. Grant, C. Stokes, B. Woolaml, Prof. Gilbert, Prof. Snow. SECOND ROW: M. Connelly N. Messimer, N. Cole, I. Watson, Mrs. Skelton, S. Gardiner, E. Register, J. Schwarzel. THIRD ROW: M. Mabry, D. Click, B. Miller J. Blankenship, B. Hillmnn, G. Kimball, W. Bnggctt, E. Easley. FOURTH ROW: R. Shepard, T. Gunnells, K. Holder, S. Doles, M, Little, L. Merritt, L. Wilson, M. Portwood, J. Henry. FIFTH ROW: J. Dennis, D. Chapman, R. Drawdy, Prof. Sizemore, C. HerndOn. J. Herndon, C. Pate, B. Blake, G. Pex'ey, J. Vaughn. SIXTH ROW:A.Modlin,R.Washington,M.Bowers. ALPHA SIGMA CHI OFFICERS President BILLY RAY XVOOLARD Vice President NELL MESSIMER Secretary RUTH SHEPARD Treasurer- BILL REDMON 50 lileT ROW, left to right: S. Chandler, R. Chilton. SECOND ROW: B. Redmon, C. Mize. THIRD ROW: M. Dance, B. Gresham. lOURTH ROW: M. Shaw, J. Stoten. FIFTH ROW: J. Bayne, E. Johnson. SIXTH ROW': D. Beav'ers, B. Gaylor, L. Garrison, D. Rice, L, Byadberry, D. Amos, M. Davenport. SEVENTH ROW: Prof. McKinney, C. Salmon, C. Paschal, H. Mabry, E. Pannell, C. Park P. H111. EIGHTH ROW: J. Forrester, A. Hucks, J. Cannon, L. McInturff, D. Dye, J. Bayne. , ALPHA GAMMA GAMMA OFFICERS President LARRY BRADBERRY Vice-President MARY SHAXV Secretary MARGARET DANCE Treasurer LAXVRENCE MCINTURFF 5 I n .11 LnK-T'F. WA!- 1 . 1 . K1 . .- m,1. lTk dmyilhayu; ,t 1. AH mg . 1 D. Chapman D. Amos BASKETBALL B. Hillman B. Redmon L. Bradberry L. Garrison B. Miller C. Stokes Now here s what well do. Play ball. 56 One Point. What now, Coach? 57 It's about time we won a game. Yea ! Team. Who's got the ball? Halloween Halloween PARTIES 59 g 60 Halloween Birthday Christmas PARTIES Christmas Girls' Christmas Sadie Hawkins Day PARTIES 6, SWEETHEART BANQUET IDEAL MARRIED COUPLE LYNDA AND WENDELL BAGGETT IDEAL BOY IDEAL GIRL BOB MILLER JANE STOTEN 62 1 FWD: 1! w. Ibt'las. Congratulations to the Senior Class of '60 MOUNT CARMEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2207 Candler Road BUHer 4-0530 Deca+ur. Georgia JACK H. BALLARD. Minis'rer WENDELL BAGGETT. You+h Minisfer Congratulations to the Class of 1960 W. P. GIBSON SHELL SERVICE 8! GROCERY Congra+ula+ions From +he NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 595 Weer Lake Avenue. N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA B. B. CHRISTIAN INSURANCE 2943 Legion Way EAST POINT. GEORGIA STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO LIFE FIRE Boiler Repairs65+acks and Tanks Elecfric and Ace'l'ylene Welding Portable Equipmewl' STEPHENS BOILER 87 WELDING WORKS 3255 Ba+chelor Avenue Be+ween Cenfral and Willingham EAST POINT. GEORGIA Telephones DeWH' Sfephens Day-PO 7-0477 Owner-Manager Nigh+- PO l-2490 CongrafulaHons +0 +he Class of '60 PEACHCREST CHRISTIAN CHURCH I4l9 PEACHCREST ROAD ll Timo+hy 2:l5 STUDY TO SHOW THYSELF APPROVED UNTO GOD PHONE PO 6-0688 Across S+ree+ From BANK OF FULTON COUNTY BUDGET PAINT STORES Pain+s Wi+hin Your Budget BETHANY CHRISTlAN CHURCH Pauline Coun+y DALLAS. GA. W. C. CHAPMAN-Minisfer There's always a special welcome a+ WESTBROOK'S 17or A+Ian+a Chris+ian College Alumni. Sfudenk. Factu and Friends WESTBROOK'S PLYMOUTH 8: VALIANT 228 N. Main S+., Easf Point Ga. PO l-Il26 GENE'S TRAILER SALES Mobile Homes Wi+h a Personali+y GENE H. SMITH. Owner 2626 S+ewar+ Ave.. S. W. A+lan+a I5. Georgia Phone POpIar 6-762I Congratulations to the Class of 1960 From the EAST POINT CHRISTIAN CHURCH w . 'k'mILwameAnKJA-cjiwp'v;$4$n40 . unttwixdwymwvvi m, .,,V N. via LASTIxHNT . 15.!!! f Q1! 'CHURCH THE CHURCH AT MT. OLIVE mHRISTIAm 3366 M1 . OHve Rd. EAST POINT. GA. FERMAN ANDERSON. Minis+er Congrafulafions +0 +he Class of '60 AUSTELL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHARLES HERNDON. Minis+er Congrafula+ions +0 +he Class of '60 R. L. MATHIS CERTIFIED DAIRY DECATUR. GEORGIA From +he MATHIS FAMILY Congra+ula+ions From HEADLAND 8t DELOWE SHELL SERVICE WALLACE FOGG. Propriefor There Is No Substitute for an Education BEST WISHES +0 +he Class of I960 ALPHA GAMMA GAMMA LITERARY SOCIETY Congra+ula+ions +0 +he CLASS OF I960 ATLANTA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE STAFFORD E. DAVIS, Mgr. Complimen+s of +he HARDWICK CHRISTIAN CHURCH Hardwick. Ga. J. E. McELROY. Minisfer Roufe 44l Congra+ula+ions +0 +he SENIOR CLASS OF '60 EAST POINT FOUN DRY, INC. I3l2 Cen+ral Ave. EAST POINTI GA. Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of '60 UNION CHRISTIAN CHURCH T. W. SNOWl Minis+er FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CarroIH'on. Georgia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I960 C. E. SHEPARD. Minisier SUBURBAN TIRE 8 SERVICE CO. Cor. Washingfon and Church 5+5. Phone PO. l-ll05 EAST POINT. GEORGIA SHELL PRODUCTS ARMSTRONG TIRES Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of I960 GRANT PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH 890 Boulevard' 5. E. ATLANTA. GEORGIA RAYMOND JACKSON. Minisfer Congratulations to the Class of 1960 ALPHA SIGMA CHI LITERARY SOCIETY B. W. TIDWELL USED CARS Used Cars Bought Sold. Traded. We Pay Top Cash for Clean La+e Model Aufos I504 N. Main 5+. Easf Point Ga. B. W. Tidwell. Owner Plaza 3-Il42 GLOVER PHARMACY ll4 Easf Poin+ S+ree+ EAST POINT. GEORGIA PO l-3l74-75 RELIABLE DRUGS B. F. GOODRICH STORE 288i Main 5+. EAST POINT. GEORGIA PO 7-9444 Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of I960 BIG APPLE STORES CAMPBELL'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 2975 Main S+ree+ EAST POINT. GEORGIA Complimenfs of JEANES SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS Phone CA-9204 436 N. MAIN ST. Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of I960 FRIENDSHIP CHRISTIAN CHURCH Riverview. Alabama JIM BAYNE- Minisfer WALKER CABINET SHOP MANUFACTURERS CABINETS 309 E. Washingfon Ave. PO l-205I Eas+ Poinfl Ga. D. E. WALKER-JAMES BARTLETT Owner Manager MINTON-JONES COMPANY Typeerers Office Supplies 2846 5. Church Sf. PO. l-0633 EAST POINT. GA. Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of '60 CROO K'S FOODTOWN STORES YOur Friendly Communi+y Food S+ores 280 CANDLER RD.. S. E. -:- ATLANTA. GA. 4239 COVINGTON RD. -:- DECATUR. GA. Gef an Hones+ Deal Wi+h A. Crook EAST POINT Congra+ula+ions From +he LUMBER COMPANY OAK DRIVE 200 E. Washingfon Ave. CHRISTIAN CHURCH LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS +0 +he Class of I960 Phone PO 7-I5I4 DON AMOS M. . EAST POINT, GA. . lmsfer SOUTHEAST CHRISTIAN CHURCH A Soul Saving S+a+ion 'For +he Saviour in Sou+heas+ A+lan+a CARL L. COOPER. Minisi'er Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of I960 BANK OF FULTON COUNTY Congra+ula+ions HERMAN GIBBS and GENE DAVIS Me's :UEHSWE TCMANY ALMA MATER Hail, Atlanta Christian College! Compromise shall never swerve thee Alma Mater, Hail! From the plea thou,st heard Charged upon thee by thy founders Glorious Vict'ries be thy portion; From God,s Holy Word. Honor ne'er to fail. Reason for the hope within us Hail, Atlanta Christian College! We have learned from thee, Alma. Mater, Hail! Now upon the Rock unshaken Glorious Vict'ries be thy portion; We shall ever be. t Honor neer to fail. May thy classrooms ever echo With the Gospel true, And thy sons and daughters praise thee, Hail, the Gold and Blue! HDepart to Serve