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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

The Senior Class of 1963 presents THE HARVESTER Atlanta Christian College 2531 Dodson Drive East Point, Georgia ForeWord Go ye therefore, and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them into the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit: teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I commanded you: and lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Matthew 28:19-20 We, the Senior class of 1963, proudly present this edition of the Harvester to you, the students, faculty, Alumni, and friends of Atlanta Christian College. The theme of the '63 Harvester is Preach the Word. These words have echoed throughout the history of Atlanta Christian College. This theme has become the motto and purpose of the school. To this end we are commissioned to serve our Lord. In this year's annual we shall remember both our Alumni and our school. We feel that our acquaintance with these shall not be forgotten, but shall be enriched as we march together conquering for Christ. Our school, since its establishment, has been an integral part of the Restoration Movement. It has done much for the body of Christ in the training of men and women for the task of carrying forth New Testament Christiani- t . Y It is you--the Alumni--who, through your support and prayers, have made it possible for us to follow you through these halls and classrooms that ever echo with the Gospel true. Some have forgotten the Alma Mater that built their foundation, the greater understanding of God's Word. It is our desire that this will not happen to us, but that we shall always remember our school as you, whom we honor with this edition, have done. The future years will bring new faces and more changes to the school, but there shall be for us this record of memories that are so dear. We hope that our efforts may renew in the hearts of Atlanta Christian College students, wherever they may be, that unending love for Christ and our school; and may we all, throughout life, remain stead- fast in the Preaching of the Word. With these thoughts we present to you The Hat- vester of 1968. For I am not ashamed of the Gospel: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. Romans 1:16 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY.....................11 CLASSES.....................15 ORGANIZATIONS................57 ATHLETICS...................71 ACTIVITIES...................81 Dedication Our alumni are all over the world TO OUR ALUMNI; we are privileged to dedicate the 1963 HARVESTER. One hundred thirty-six of our graduates are now serving the cause of Christ in official capacities all over the world. About sixty- five others are serving in an unofficial capacity. We are proud of our Alumni and our prayers go with them always as God uses them as vessels for His Word. William E. Best, AB Harold C. Turner, AB Harvey L. Beasley, AB Peggy Swafford Daemmer, AB Charles W. Groover, AB L. Autrey Jackson, BSL Roy B. Miller, AB Viola H. Miller, BSL Henry H. Sennett, AB Dorothy P. Turner, BSL Horton W. Byas, AB Florence Snowden Clark, AB Orville D. Daemmer, AB Donald Roth, AB Betty W. Sennett, AB Anthony Thibodeaux, BSL Helen F. Wilson, BSL Lloyd C. Crowe, AB Charles Lemuel Millican, AB Aubrey L. Payne, BSL Jane Wilson Regis, AB Harold R. Sims, AB Maxine Adler Strickland. AB Glenn F. Wilson, BSL Helen F. Wilson, AB Reba R. Lovelady, AB Ruth N. Payne, BSL Robert F. Puckett, AB C. Reese Turner, AB Grace Herget Fish, AB Charles Lemuel Millican, MA Josephine Roth, BSL Dorothy Roth Crook, BSL E. Eugene Crook, AB Erie Mae Davis, AB W. Paul Gibson, BSL Carl Clark and Betty Gresham chart our alum- -n 1'11 Carol Sturm Herget, AB James H. Herget, AB Ted R. Jones, BSL Harry F. Martin, AB J. Marvin Blackwell, AB Mabel L. Buttray; BSL Stanley R. Buttray, BSL Nellie Warren Chesson, AB Cleo McMahan Cox Jack Oliver Cox Clara Brents McFarland, AB Norman F. McFarland, AB Neal Puckett, AB Kenneth D. Smith, BSL Mary Broyles Smith, BSL Margaret Lee Tillotson, AB James M. Allgood, AB William H. Clifton, AB Everette B. Currier, AB Ralph Fisher, AB Charles D. Thomas, BSL John E. Alligood, AB William F. Ambrose, BSL Jimmie R. Cox, AB Marlin H. Day, AB Reginald D. Hadden, BSL Joan Baldwin Leach, BSL Rhoda Lilley Choplin, BSL Barbara Allgood Moore, BSL Jean F. Regis, BSL Jasper L. Roebuck, AB James H. Strickland, AB Charles Andrews, AB William Banks, AB Dexter D. Beavers, BSL James Block, AB Carl Clarke, AB James 8. Click, IL, AB Carl L. Cooper, BSL Robert E. DePorter, AB Glendora R. Fischer, BSL Ralph Fisher, MA J. Frank McKinney, AB Irene Dyer Peck, BSL Jack Pennington, AB Robert C. Searle, Jr., AB Clyde P. Wheeler, AB Betty J. Whittington, BSL Betty Yarbrough Turner, AB Robert H. Alexander, AB Wallace E. Altice, AB William F. Cummings, BSL Robert E. DePorter, B. Th. Ray Fennelle, BSL Betty Cox Gilbert, AB Paul Harden, AB Kenneth Hartley, AB Lindsey E. Herndon, AB Deering Manning, AB Floyd P. Manning, BSL Sara Johnson Manning, AB Charles Moore, AB Joyce Osborne Moore, AB Fred W. Smith, Jr., AB Charles Wingo, AB Betty Perkins Woodard, AB Allen R. Anderson, AB Carolyn Clarke, BSM Joseph E. Craft, Sr., AB Mary Ramp, AB Norman Ramp. AB Joyce Smith, AB 11162 R. Trautman, AB Rupert Wallace, AB Thomas D. Watson, AB Ferman Anderson, AB Fred L. Brown, Jr., AB John Carlyle Cox, AB Myrtice Padgett Dickinson, AB Frederick Charles Gilbert, AB Dorothy Topping Godard, AB Guen C. Griffith, AB Earle Barbour Harper, AB Patricia Ann Holloway, AB Johnie Delmar Marion, AB Frances Creekmore Portwood, BSL Gerald Cay Smith, AB Thomas Woodrow Snow, AB Robert Gordon Wright, AB Sandra Berry Adkins, AB Martin C. Etheridge, AB Maxie Gavin, AB Joel Brooke Godard, AB Sara Hatchet Harris, AB Bette Jo Shaw Pressey, AB Donald Mason Reaves, AB Beverly lessen Vernon, AB James Dean Vernon, AB George Robert Wade, AB Thomas Richard Wilson, IL, AB Johnnie Green, BSL Bobby Ralph Botkin, AB Robert Felton Carter, BSL Doris Eloise Camp, BSL Everett E. Clodfelter, AB Bobby Edwin Fuller, AB Janice Briggs Haymon, AB Richard Byron Hollis, AB William John Horton, BSL Benjamin Higgs James, AB Sue Latirner Megorclan, AB Maynard Leroy Waters, AB Edmond James Adkins. Jr., AB Margaret Page Anderson, AB G. C. Daniel, BSL Roy Davis, Jr., AB Gerald Calvin Finnie. AB Dennis Hoyt Harris, AB Bobby Ray James, AB Arnold Kenneth Pressey, AB Donald Willis Prichard, AB George William Pritchard. AB Bernard Riley, AB Rachel Mobley Terrell, BSL William Martin Turner, BSL Carl Jackson White, AB Sidney Lester Woodruff, BSL Austin Ames Anderson, AB Richard Harry Dye, BSL Walter Eugene Hartselle, AB James Charles Redmon, AB Sarah Boyd Redmon. BSL Harold Lester Shell, AB William Donald Amos, AB Charles Wendell Baggett, AB James Thomas Bayne, Jr., AB David Allen Chapman, AB Arthur Keith Davenport, AB Charles J. Herndon, AB Harley Armor Mabry, BSL Mae Nell Messimer, AB Donald Calvin Rice, BSL Edwin Jerald Forrester, AB Vernon Edward Gibson, BSL Betty Jean Gresham, AB James Everett Pannell, BSL Clinton Arch Parke, BSL Michael Lester Portwood, AB James Charles Redmon, B. Th. Shirley Chandler Salmon, BSL Larry Joseph Wilson, AB James Cannon, AB Albert Hucks, BSL Larry Merritt, AB Marvin Mills, AB, B. Th. Mary Modlin, BSL Carl Paschal, AB William Redmon, AB Charles Salmon, AB Billy Ray Woolard, AB A.C.C. Alumni Rally is an annual event Pr . d6 t 19 M 36 4W 6W. 6W 2W awe 6W 23W 2531 DODSON DRIVE, EAST POINT, GEORGIA JAMES C. REDMON, PRESIDENT The Senior Class of 1963 Atlanta Christian College East Point, Georgia D ear Young Servants: Graduation is a. wonderful time! The past four years have been preliminary to this hour and you have worked hard to achieve your goals. Now you are ready to leave the College halls and go forth with the enthusiasm youth alone can demonstrate. I know the future will not always'be simple nor easy but you are well preparod to face it and win every victory. Remember well the greatest lesson of life Which is that God will be With you When you aro with Him and He will never fail you. So go forth now and bring glory to the Lord and encouragement to your fellowmen. May the blessing of Christ be upon you and His peace strengthen your hearts. Sincerely, ATLANTA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE C: .2ij James C. Redmon, resident JAMES C. REDMON RUSSELL DOLES DENVER SIZEMORE President Vice-President Academic Dean Administration MARY DE WEY NELL MESSIMER Bursar Librarian ROY MCKINNEY MILDRED HILLMAN MARY BETH BRASWELL Dean of Men Dean of Women Dietitian TOM BROWN Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds A.C.C. Trustees Labor Diligently for A. C. C. Progress James Allgood, Atlanta, Ga. Hubert Hollurns, East Point, Ga. William Ambrose, Gasburg, Va. Walter Matthews, Alto, Ga. Fred Brown, Jacksonville, Fla. William Mayfield, Orlando, Fla. Carl Cooper, Atlanta, Ga. Roy Miller, Salem, Va. Robert Coleman, Clearwater, Fla. Henry Sennett, South Norfolk, Va. Delmar Debault, Lake Wales, Fla. Lester Shell, Red Oak, Ga. Tommy Cox, Washington, N. C. James Strickland, Cornelia, Ga. James Dyer, Atlanta, Ga. Reggie Thomas, East Point. Ga. Porter Estes, Eau Gallie, Fla. Clyde Wheeler, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. T. O. Hathcock, East Point, Ga. Oren Whitton, Largo. Fla. Curt Hess, St. Petersburg. Fla. The Trustees' Semi-Annual Meeting. M. M L M W W JAMES C. REDMON, A. B. DENVER SIZEMORE, A. B.; B.D. Missions New Testament MARY DEWEY, B. S. THOMAS W, SNOW, A.B.; B. Th.; M. B. E. Commercial Science Language ngm W 1:57 1 , u-uhmu-n- Lummm - a . , mu... - U4 '4- M nu mu Wm, m 3mm Swinty c: V.G. GILBERT, A.B.; B.D.; M.A. RALPH WARREN, A.B. History Music 8; English ROY W. MCKINNEY, JR A.B.; M.A.; B.D. ORVAL M. MORGAN, A.B.; M.A. Old Testament Christian Ministries REGGIE THOMAS, A.B. GENE CLICK, B.S. Personal Evangelism Physical Science HELEN SIZEMORE, A.B. MARGARET REDMON Christian Education Piano And take . .P . the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: Ephesians 6:17 -, ft V 'f ; e5? 4' , n . w y s ,9. v; 4 3 . L P , eff i333 28, 13! A a x; P w a '3 k ,, 3' lass Ofiig'ers ' $. , V x 9 t I v President - CharIes Pate R f ' P w ,1 P ' P . P ' ,, . a . ; 7 I Veep - Ella Mae Ragister h Spqnsor - James C. Redmon P ! ; , Secretary a Sandra Gardiner Treasurer - Bob Miller LARRY ALVIN BRADBERRY. B.S.L. Red Oak, Georgia Class Vice-Presidentl; Order of Onesimus 1,2,3; Scribe 2, Vice-President 3; World for Christ 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Dramatic Club 1; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1,2,3,4, President 1; Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1,2,4; Concert Choir 2,3; Harvester Staff 2,4. JOHN CUSHMAN BROWN. IR.. B.S.L. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; Circle K Club 1; Order of Onesimus 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2. RICHMOND BERTRAND DRAWDY, B.A. Walterboro, South Carolina Fulltime Ministry 3.4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; President 3; Student Council 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Jubal Quartet 1; Class President 2; Harvester Staff 4. SANDRA SUE GARDINER, B.A. Roper, North Carolina Choir 1.2.3.4; Melo-harmonettes l; Melodettes 1,2,3; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Council 3,4, Presi- dent 4; World for Christ 1,2; Youth Director 3.4; Harvester Staff 4; Class Secretary 2,4; Mixed Quartet 2. TERRY GUNNELLS, B. A. Barnwell, South Carolina. Johnson Bible College 1; Basketball Transfer to A. C. C. 2; Full time Ministry 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LOUIS HILLMAN, B.A, Hialeah, Florida Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 2,3,4; Order of Onesimus 1,2; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Class Vice- President 3; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; Full- time Ministry 4. LAWRENCE PAUL McINTURFF, B. S.L Harrisonburg. Virginia Alpha Gamma Gamma 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Fulltime Ministry 3.4; World for Christ 1,2; Circle K 1; Harvester Staff 4. 22 ROBERT EARL MILLER, B.A. St. Petersburg, Florida Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2.3,4; World for Christ l,2,3,4, President 2,3; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 3, Vice-President 3; Youth Director 2,8; Assistant Minister 4; Basketball 1,2; Order of Onesimus 1,2; Harvest- er Staff 4. 23 CAROLYN ANNETTE MIZE, B.S.L. Jefferson, Georgia Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 4; Class Treasurer 3; Harvester Staff 4. 24 CHARLES LOUIS PATE, B.A. Villa Rica, Georgia Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Class President 4; Student Council 3; Youth Director 1,2; Fulltime Ministry 3,4; Harvester Staff 4. 25 GEORGE WINTON PEVEY, JR.. B.A. Savannah, Georgia Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; Fulltime Ministry 2,3,4; Harvester Staff 4. 26 km. JOYCE ANN PEVEY, 8.8. L. Aberdeen, Mississippi Harvester Quartet 1,2; Concert Choir l.2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1.2.3.4; World for Christ 1,2, Secretary 1; Youth Director 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,3; Harvester Staff 4. 27 MARGARET DANCE REDMON. B.A. Lake Butler, Florida World for Christ 1,2, Secretary 2; Concert Choir 1.2,3,4. Accompanist 1.2.3.4; Melodettes 1.2.3; Melo-Harmonettes 1,2,8; Drama Club 1; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1.2.8.4. Secre- tary 1; Cheerleader 1.2; Women of Atlanta Christian College 3.4, Treasurer 3.4; Class Vice-Presidem 2; Court of Spring Festival 2; Harvester Staff 4. 28 ELLA MAE REGISTER, B.A. Jacksonville, Florida Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 4; Student Coun0112,4, Secretary 4; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; World for Christ 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Melo- Harmonettes 1,2,3; Melodettes 1,2,3; Mixed Quartet 2; Con- cert Choir 1,2,3,4; Harvester Staff 4. 29 MARY ELIZABETH SHAW, B.A. South Norfolk, Virginia Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Melo-harmonettes 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 2. President 3; Alpha Gamma Gamma 1,2,3,4, Veep 1, President 2; World for Christ 1,2,3,4; Cheerleade; 1, 2,3,4, Captain 8,4; Harvester Staff 3.4; Youth Director 3. 30 JAMES CLYDE VAUGHN. B.A. East Point, Georgia Class President 1; Basketball 2,3; Choir 1.2.3.4; Mixed Quar- tet 2; Alpha Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4; Student Council President 3; Fulltime Ministry 8,4; Harvester Editor, 4. 3l WILLIAM EDWARD REDMON, B.TH. East Point, Georgia Alpha Sigma Chi l,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 2; Circle K 1; Order of Onesimus 2,3,4, Vice-President 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3, President 3; World for Christ 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir l,2,3,4; Youth Director 3,4; Fulltime Min- istry 5; Harvester Staff 4,5. 32 Valedictorian MARY ELIZABETH SHA W The Valedictorian and Salutatorian represent the two top scholastic averages for the four college years. Long hours of patient and diligent study and faithful class attendance were required for these scholastic achievements. We congratulate Mary Elizabeth Shaw and Margaret Dance Redmon, the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Class of 1963. Salutatorian MARGARET DANCE REDMON 33 Our Leaders Restoration History Final Exam 8:00 A.M. 34 CLASS OFFICERS President: Thom Miller Veep: Faye Parrish Secretary: Janet McGowan T reasurer: Mary Ellen Horsley Sponsor: Ralph Warren Thy word is a lamp unto my feet And light unto my path. Psalm 119:105 J UNIORS . Alright gang, out of this hole! Greek II and we're almost through J UNIOR SNAPS Family Snaps Caught in the BEN BALKE Fairfield, N. C. GARY BOYD Sylvania, Ga. JONNA BOYD Clinton, 111. MARILYN BUCHANAN Eustis, Fla. 37 LIZ CUTHRELL Merritt, N. C. EVERETT EASLEY Springfield, Ill. DON HARDISON Greenville, N. C. MARY ELLEN HORSLEY Carrollton, Ga. Mac 8: Lizzard 38 HOYT JOHNSON Atlanta, Georgia KENNETH KEY 'Salem, Missouri JANET MCGOWAN Pittsburgh, Penn. THOM MILLER St. Petersburg, Fla. I All right, so the Church and the Kingdom aren't the same 39 NED MOBLEY Mountain City, Tenn. FAY PARISH Galax, Virginia TOM PLANK Salem, Missouri ALMA JEAN REESE Lake Butler, Florida CHARLES REESE Salem. Virginia It's too cold to smile, Alma. 4O For the word of God is living, and active and sharper than any two-edged sword . . . . Hebrews 4:12 a C I .- g 7 . Pyesident; 1 f Jintfmy Spradlixn ' iee-Preisridelht': , Walter Zorn'xh , '9 mt: - Jeanes SOPHOMORE i Q The 1962 Mudder champions! Wedded Bliss SOPHOMORE SNAPS $va wt 7-. Now, which one of you boys O.k.. you're the judge! drew this caricature? . Pauncho' 9 a Look, Ma -- no cavities! What -- me worry? . 42 ROSE BOYD PAT CARRINGTON WENDY DROZD Sylvania, Georgia Tampa, Florida St. Petersburg, Florida Alright, Chris, where's my ribbon? DON DYE CAROLYN EASLEY WARREN EXLINE Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Salem, Virginia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 43 BILL FAULKNER SHERRY FORD GENE HELMEY Elizabethton, Tenn. St. Petersburg, Fla. Savannah, Georgia Oh, Jim Thom's Queen VE STA HELMEY Savannah. Georgia ANNE JEANES LINDA JOHNSON ED KELSEY Red Oak, Georgia McLean, Virginia New Port Richey, Fla. BOBBY KEY BILL LEE AMY IO LEMAY Carrollton, Georgia Savannah, Georgia Kinmundy, Illinois MORRIS LIT T LE Atlanta, Georgia CHRIS MCINTYRE ANNETTE PEVEY BETTY SAMPLE St. Petersburg. Fla. Savannah, Georgia Salem, Virginia JIMMY SPRADLIN CHARLES TURNER ROGER WAGNER Danville, Virginia Acworth, Georgia Miami, Florida Preacher Boys MIKE WOOD REBA WOOLARD WALTER ZORN West Palm Beach, Fla. Washington, N.C. Bainbridge, Georgia 46 Oh, send out thy light and thy truth: let them lead me: Psalm 43:3 CLA SS OFFICERS: President: Rick Fumea Vice- President: Bill Keller Secretary: Beverly Miller ,, , Treasurer: Tom Brown Sponsor: Denver Sizernore gm w m ,. -b- Sparky Sizemore and his gang FRESHMAN SNAPS Another of the Gardiner clan He that tooteth not Midnight watch party his own horn . . . 48 BERNICE ATTAWAY Atlanta, Ga. SANDRA BOYD Conyers, Ga. SUSAN BROWN Daytona Beach, Fla. TOM BROWN Daytona Beach, Fla. ETHEL BUCHANAN Eustis, Fla. CAMILLA BUFORD Plymouth, N. C. JUDY BUTLER Bozoo, W. Va. SONNY CLAIBORNE Richmond, Va. CAMY COOPER DeLeon Springs, Fla. See no evil, Speak no evil, 49 Hear no evil. JOE CRAFT Draper, N. C. BILLE SUE DE HART Clearwater, Fla. BILLY DELBRIDGE Valentine, Va. JOHN DIAMOND College Park, Ga. CAROL ELLINGTON St. Petersburg, Fla. IUANITA ESTEP College Park, Ga. RON EXLINE Du quesne, Pa. Boy, was that a tough exam! ARLINE FOSTER Statham, Ga. RICK FUMEA St. Petersburg, Fla. VIRGINIA GARDINER Roper, N. C. BILL HALL King, N. C. DIANA HARDIN St. Cloud, Fla. CONNER HARRIS Carrollton, Ga. LYDIA HUMPHRIES Jacksonville, Fla. JOHN JACKSON Daytona Beach, Fla. BILL KELLER St. Petersburgh, Fla. How are you fixed for SUE KEY blades 7 Salem, Mo. ARDITH LEE Savannah, Ga. 51 LINDA LEGGETT Washington, N.C. MARY MERO Tampa, Fla. JUDY MILLSAPS Marietta, Ga. BEN MADDOX Alpharetta, Ga. PERRY MARTIN Atlanta, Ga. BEVERLY MILLER Salem, Va. BETTY NELSON Atlanta, Ga. Another cheerleader BONNIE NESSMITH Jacksonville, Fla. MARY ELLEN NICOL Savannah, Ga. 52 ALMA PARISH Galax, Va. E. I. PARSON Dallas, Ga. JUDY REESE Salem, Va. BARBARA RIEHLE St. Petersburg, Fla. LARRY ROBERTSON King. N. C. LARRY SHELL Red Oak, Ga. JOYCE STOKES Savannah, Ga. Friendship HAROLD TAPP St. Petersburg, Fla. TOMMY TETTERTON Washington, N. C. 53 FRANCES THOMAS Lake Butler, Florida KATHERINE WALTON St. Cloud, Florida IRENE WILLIA MS ON Largo, Florida LYNN WOODS Water Valley, Mississippi BONNIE WYNDHAM Savannah, Georgia WANDA YOUNG St. Petersburg, Fla. No Letter Today BEVERLY BOSWELL Atlanta, Georgia NOT PICTURED: WESLEY REESE PETE ROTON 54 Introduction to Physics taught by Professor Click. Night School Christian Doctrine taught by Professor Sizemore. Y R m u L A I R O M E M s N R U B S E M A J E H T ADMINISTRA TION BUILDING y. $$L1w$wz3 EHMu. 333$?4g4n5 ; .7. 3, ... : 11.7. o.rw.,$xt.. P; L .G4er51 ,oDnI.L,E.WY ax. . .545: 4. 3. xX hf ORGANI ZATIONS a 1;: FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Redmon, Reba Woolard, Annette Pevey, Amy Jo LeMay, Carol Elling- ton, Rose Boyd, Camy Cooper, Sherry Ford, Faye Parish. SECOND ROW: Mary Shaw, Sandra Gardiner, Linda Johnson, Susan Brown, Beverly Miller, Linda Leggett, Ann Jeans, Sandra Boyd, Carolyn Mize, Alma Jean Reese. THIRD ROW: Mike Wood, Morris Little, Joyce Pevey, Judy Millsaps, Virginia Gardiner, Alma Parish, Diana Hardin, Beverly Boswell, Bob Miller, Charles Turner. FOURTH ROW: Tom Plank, Hoyt Johnson, Bob Hillman, George Pevey, Charles Reese, Bobby Key, Walter Zorn, Jim Vaughn, Bill Keller. Concert Choir Speaking one to another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody with their hearts to the Lord, our students participate in the Music program of the school. Knowing the importance of a proper concept of the Music of the Church, the Music Department stresses not only development of specific talents but also devotion and conse- cration in this particular phase of the worship of God. RALPH WARREN, choir director 58 , - ' I x i, , THE DOMINIONS MIXED QUARTET L.-R., Alma Parrish, Beverly Miller, L.-R., Roger Wagner, Carol Ellington, Faye Parrish. Judy Millsaps, Bill Keller. Vocal GIRLS' TRIO L.-R., Linda Leggett, Bonnie Wyndham, Susan Brown .3 , m; . c a i At the Alabama Preaching Rally. 59 And eat . . . And eat Longing for home Some more .. - .. Practlce Performance 6O Pull, Walter! Clearwater here we come Oh those green dresses! :3; 1134er ' ' Surf, Sand, Sunburn Heave ho! Where is the lotion Jungle Safari Memories are made of this 61 AFT Alpha Gamma Gamma Literary Society The Alpha Gamma Gamma Literary Society derives its name from the first three letters of the Greek word, angelos Onessengen, and with its name is also derived the spiritual goal, our work as messengers of Christ. The Literary Societies work to en- courage interest in the literary field while giving service in social, organizational, and Christian Service fields. The projects sponsored by Alpha Gamma Gamma this year were the Minstrel Show, Miss Springtime Pageant, the Christmas Banquet, and a Luau for the freshmen. FRONT ROW: C. Cooper, B. NesSmith, C. McEwan, B. Miller, C. Mize, M. Mero, I. Williamson. SEC- OND ROW: L. Bradberry, M. Wood, C. Turner, F. Parish, V. Helmey, I. Reese, B. Boswell. THIRD ROW: T. Plank, G. Helmey, R. Fumea, I. Stokes, A. Parish, B. Faulkner, H. Johnson. FOURTH R'OW: C.Reese, B. Keller, 8. Claiborne, B. Delbridge, L. Robertson, J. Parrish, M. Redmon, Doug Mize. 62 AEX Alpha Sigma Chi Literary Society The initial Greek letters Alpha Sigma Chi stand for Fearless Soldiers of Christ. This is a name for which each individual member strives to be worthy. As always, competition exists between the two societies in their bid for new members. Each year the societies give an introductory party for the Freshmen. This year the Chi's treated the Freshmen to a weiner roast on the moon-lit lake shore of the Ieanes' home. The Chi 's were also responsible for the annual halloween party. FIRST ROW,1eft to right: B. Sample. E. Register, A. Foster, M. Horsley, B. Hillman, S. Gardiner, V. Gardiner, W. Drozd, B. Riehle, B. DeHart, C. Ellington, L. Johnson, C. McIntyre. SECOND ROW: 8. Boyd, L. Cuthrell, L. Shell, K. Walton, I. Boyd, T. Miller, M. Little, B. Miller, S. Brown, L. Leggett. THIRD ROW: J. Spradlin, G. Pevey, J. McGowan, J. Jackson, T. Brown, A. Jeanes, B. Nelson, B. Maddox. FOURTH ROW: C. Buford, 1. Butler, W. Zorn, D. Sizemore, C. Harris, B. Hall, B. Key, W. Exline, I. Vaughn, T. Snow, T. Tetterton. i x, Mk lllllli! I i i EEHE Hllllg 63 Lose something, Pat? Mr. Warren recruits Gamma members. The bridge of literary conflict. A civil assembly. 64 Wishing well in Chi Jack-in-the-box Chris. Should we join the Chis or Gammas? m. . a . 5., . 65 H. 47.5.: Boy, is she a good cook! tMr. 85 Mrs. Wm. Redmoro The Women Mom and Pop tMr. 8: Mrs. T. Browm WOMEN OF ATLANTA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE The purpose of the organization is to promote a spirit of unity in the work of Christ and to advance the social and cultural life among the married students and the faculty wives of Atlanta Christian College. , The monthly meetings feature dedicated guest speakers. The meetings have always offered opportunities for a free and frank discussion of such issues as pertain to the work of the minister's wife. Hurry Charles, I'll be late for the WACC meeting. . tMr. 8; Mrs. C. Reeset tMr. 8; Mrs. B. Hillmam Last minute instructions for Bob 8; Sis. 66 Tom's homework is getting me down. Refreshment time- our own recipes. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Browm of A. C. C. Officers' Installation Mrs. I. C. Browu, Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs. McInturff, Mrs. Wm. Redmom a. Sizemore, Mrs. Warrem Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. McInturfD Lynelle, you're starting . Serious. side - Lectures and awfully early. devotions. 67 I cf i ..: FIRST ROW, left to right; A. Foster, B. Sample, B. DeHart, W. Drozd, C. Ellington, L. Johnson, K. Wal- ton, SECOND ROW: C. Buford, V. Helmey, J. Boyd, B. NeSrnith, M. Little, C. McIntyre, C. Easley, THIRD ROW: L. Bradberry, C. McEwon, I. Williamson, 1. Butler, M. Redmon, S. Gardiner, V. Gardiner, T. Miller, B. Maddox, FOURTH ROW: A. Peavy, W. Zorn, B. Miller, FIFTH ROW: H.10hnson, G. Hel- mey, I. Vaughn, Prof. Sizemore, C. Reese. World for Christ . . . . . . A.C.C?s Missionary Club We look out and see countless millions of people wandering the paths of darkness. We see a task never before presented to the body of Christ--a task that seems invincible. Yet, the victory has been won! Caleb with his tremendous faith in God, facing the giants of the moun- tain, said, GIVE ME THIS MOUNTAIN WHICH THE LORD HATH PROMISED. . This is the challenge to the World for Christ . . .to commit ourselves wholly unto God, to create on cam- pus and off campus the spirit of sacrifice, of soul-winning, and of missions wherever they may be for Jesus Christ. This is our task. 68 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Vaughn, Hal. Tapp, Bill Redmon, Charles Reese, Professor Torn Snow, Walter Zorn. Amateur radio has always been noted for pioneering in the field of electronics and for a means of communication in times of disaster. This medium is now being used by many missionaries to keep in touch with the home church although as far as 10,000 miles from home! Our club is the proud owner of a fully-equipped novice station tWA4FYD. Three members hold the general license and the others hold the novice license. Our constitution reads. . . The primary purpose of this club shall be to fur- ther the cause of New Testament Christianity through the medium of amateur radio. A.C.C. Amateur Radio Club LEFT - Ed. K4LVA in a CW or code contact. RIGHT - Tom, K4WNL in contact with Raju, in Bombay, India. 69 .3! ? 3 , , . . BACK ROW: Larry Robertson, Faye Parrish, Alma Parrish, Mary Ellen Horsley, FRONT ROW; Bob Hillman, Ellie Register, Sandy Gardiner, Bobby Key. NOT PICTURED; Betty Sample. Student Council Prof. Roy McKinney Mrs. Mildred Hiilman Advisor Advisor The Student Council budgets the Student Actje vity Fund, approves all organizational projects, and sponsors many drives to improve school life. Spiritual Emphasis Week is the highlight of the council's activities. The Council is composed of two representatives from each class and the Stu- dent Body President. Mrs. Hillman and Professor McKinney are our faculty advisers. President Gardiner, Senior 70 Representative Register Mgr 1n, 4, 3:61: ,L immy Spradl J 18011 e n .1 11 X E n O R Don Hard borne 1 Sonny Cla Joe Craft ' 3:9: Cheerleaders MARGARET REDMON S p0 nsor All set ? You bet! Captain Our basketball team is no exception to the old saying, Behind every successful man there is a woman shoutingi The ten-member cheerleading squad, under the leadership of their sponsor, Margaret Redmon, promoted attendance and enthusiasm at the basketball games. Leading the student body in active support of the athletic program, they boosted school spirit and team morale. BONNIE NESSMITH DIANA HARDEN BARBARA RIEHLE MARILYN BUCHANAN We're with you, team, so fight! SUSAN BROWN SHERRY FORD CHRIS MCINTYRE AMY JO LEMAY ?i?iiEEiii $ q . s ' :3 I a, V? 25: aaigi a: 1!! . i! E; i It must have been a good one! Imnmmmw Emu 78 Our cheerleaders work hard . . . Our new co-captain . . . both at practice and at the games. T ogetherness T. Plank B. Key B. Sample Style Strike Safe Aim Fire Prof. McKinney Spare Charles Reese B. Hillman Championship Bowling 79 Spradlin draws 'whiffle ball' back for pitch to Hillman Hit a home run, Walt! Spectators tense at Sneak Day game r i 4 ,1, , ;?ngz;:. I, W ; '$9' W $37M; . A 53355563 , mm , HUN . wm; l 16'; $36 kw V369? ! , ' kg! ,3 N H. . . J -1; riwioigicg? ; , ., a WWW . . ,. MHHHHHW i. HNHNHNOM I . .q HOHHNNNI - 1 ' ' VWIMaVW ? T ' .. ??.As'WW-W 9 g ' 616'? W , Wymaes g 9' i 9W ' ' ?giefofegafetffifm9 V? ;- .g .7 W c I ACTIVITIES Chapel Services 'Students hurry to Chapel. The long walk back to class. Our physical need for space is great. but perhaps it is strangely significant that now we receive both physical and spiritual food here in our Dining Hall. Someday perhaps there will be a Chapel; but for now we make do and receive blessings from the fellowship with local preachers and special guests during our Chapel hours together. 82 w: h. i Youth Directors FRONT ROW, left to right; Bill Faulkner, Pat Carrington, Amy Jo LeMay, Sandra Gardi- ner, Morris Little, Mike Wood. SECOND ROW; James Spradlin, Charles Reese, Bobby Key, Walter Zorn, Thom Miller, Gene Helmey. Student Preachers FRONT ROW, left to right; Everett Easley, Ben Maddox, Hoyt Johnson, Bob Miller, Gary Boyd. SECOND ROW: Charles Turner, Ned Mobley, Tom Plank, LC. Brown, Morris Little, Charles Pate. THIRD ROW: Larry Bradberry, Bob Hillman, Jim Vaughn, Terry Gunnells, Richmond Drawdy. 83 Bethany - Homer, Ga. West Sumter - S. C. Macedonia - S. C. I. C. Brown Richmond Drawdy Terry Gunnells Senior Preaching Points Central -Carrolton, Ga. Pine Hill - Alabama First Church - Tucker, Ga. Robert Hillman Lawrence McInturff Charles Pate First - Adairsville, Ga. Millers' Academy - Bremen Northwoods -Doraville, Ga. Ga. George Pevey Jim Vaughn Bill Redmon I onna Boyd Barbara Riehle Betty Sample It's my own shorthand. I call it scribble-quick. Secretaries The college trains efficient office staff workers for the future church. I'm on Candid what??? Linda Johnson Annette Pevey What is she saying now? Kitchen Crew Keep it cool, Amy! Watch those fingers, girls Clean, clear through? 86 Library Staff Service with a smile Cards, cards, cards Campbell-- under K? ! You owe exactly $85.20! 87 Maintenance ?? Hard at work 7? New Building The roof goes on We are proud of our newest land- mark, a sign of our progress--and pro- mise for the future. Grass is planted The finished product 89 Life With The Boys Boys' Dormitory Tom 85 Richmond-- , . ' , , Juliet, wherefore working?? - ' art thou? Teddy brings evening devotions Promotion of spiritual life 90 Life With The Girls Waldorf Hysteria, Soon on cloud 9 Farewell! Nora Head Hall . . . Home. Sweetheart Banquet Sponsored by the girls, this festivity is al- ways the highlight of A. C. C.'s social activi- ties. This year's theme, Three coins in a fountain. 92 A quick transfer of the camera and our Photo- grapher is crowned. . .Ideal Boy! RL Ella Mae Y j'm Register aughn Banquet Informals A funny thing happened on the way. . . Let's sing along. A Wonderful climax to a perfect Evening. Three Coins a Fountain 1D Each has his own thoughts. 93 MISS SPRINGTIME 1963! Spring Festival 562 . . in all her glory. . Savannah boys Higher Education This annual event is sponsored by the Alpha Gamma Literary Society in co-operation with the music department of the school, but is an event in which every member of campus life takes a part. Our lovely queen -- Miss Linda Joan Johnson. 94 Here's your allowance, George It's been a long hard pull. The ten- sion, the headaches, the last minute worries. . .but all well Spent, we feel, for the 1963 Harvester is finally a tea- lity. And now a word from our sponsors. . . Us-all Rich lends a hand 95 Our editor CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1963, and especially to our own graduate, James Vaughn. EAST POINT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Famous for Friendly Folks Washington and Church Sts., East Point, Ga. REGGIE THOMAS, Minister A.R. THOMAS, Minister of Visitation Congratulations to the Class of 1963 W. P. GIBSON SHELL SERVICE 8 GROCERY The church at Zion's Chapel sends congratulations to the Class of 1963 and especially to our own graduate, Sandra Gardiner RICHARD GARDINER, Minister Roper, North Carolina m Congratulations m to the Atlas Tires - Batteries - Accessories COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE JEFFERSON PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH PL 3-9451 PLAZA AMERICAN SERVICE I. C. Moore, Owner IOHNIE MARION, Minister East Point, Georgia FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Carrollton, Georgia sends congratulations to the Class of 1963 ROBERT ST EWART, Minister CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 1963 BUFFINGTON ROAD CHRISTIAN CHURCH LESTER SHELL, Minister Red Oak, Georgia r f: ' WW i gHHRt BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '63 and especially to ROBERT E. MILLER, Our girst graduate of A.C.C. from CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH St. Petersburg, Florida C. Curtis Hess, Minister Congratulations to the Class of 1963 and to our own graduate, MARY SHAW. SOUTH NORFOLK Chuitch of Christ Chesapeake, Virginia HENRY H. SENNETT, Minister Congratulations to the Class of 1963 and especially to our own graduate: Lawrence P. McInturff HARRISONBURG CHURCH OF CHRIST Harrisonburg, Virginia Julian 0. Hunt, Minister CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Class of '63 PINE HILL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Graham, Alabama L. P. MCINTURFF, Minister C ON GRAT ULATIONS from ATLANTA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Mrs. M. Hillman, Manager Prof. T. Snow, Auditor Miss Fay Parish, Bookkeeper Miss Beverly Miller, Clerk We wish for you a ministry that will be long and and ever fruitful. Please count on us to serve you in every way at our command as you serve Christ. : E . True - to - Ihe - Bible Iiterature since 1866 601:9 ' Jr STANDARD PUBLISHING GR AD U ATES '6 l' Cincinnati 31, Ohio BEST WISHES to the Class of 1963 LAKEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH ROBERT CAMPBELL, Minister Atlanta, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS from South Carolina May the harvest be great by your service. MACEDONIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH TERRY GUNNELLS, Minister Bonneau, South Carolina C ON GRAT ULATIONS to the Class of 1963 HIGHLAND PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH DAVID A. CHAPMAN, Minister Chattanooga, Tennessee Wmoot - Valiant ' iESTBRm EAST POINT 6t CHURCH STS.. EAST POINT - POplur1-1126 MOTORS Congratulations to the Class of 1963 NORTH DRUID HILLS Congratulations to the Class of 1963 CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2490 North Druid Hills Road, N.E. Atlanta 6, Georgia MARLIN DAY, Minister Kissimmee, Florida JIMMY COX, Minister Compliments of A MEDICAL FRIEND Compliments of MILLERS ACADEMY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bremen, Georgia JIM VAUGHN, Minister BU DGET PAI NT STORE Across S+ree+ From Bank of FuH'on Coun+y 'PHONE PO 6-0688 2696 East Point Street Minnesota Paints Compliments of THE ADAMS COMPANY Maintenance Supplies PO 1-0667 East Point, Georgia GLOVER PHARMACY 273I Eas+ Poin+ S+ree+ Eas+ Point Ga. PO I-3l74-75 Reliable DrugsII C ONGRATULATIONS F ROM the OLD CORRAL RESTAURANT Campbellton Road Atlanta, Georgia MARTlN-JOHNSON PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of AHanfa's Suburban Repor+er Office Supplies and Furnii'ure I620 Whifeway-Easf Point Ga. PO 7-940l STORE GLASS MIRRORS FRONTS Po . Lam MAIN an TAYLOR AVE. - EASTVPOXNT. GA. McCOYS HARDWARE COMPANY 2795 S. Main S+ree+ PHONE PO I-2640 Eas+ Point Georgia CumpbollIon and Delowo Ben Hill Shopping Center Heudlander Shopping Center EUBANKS APPLIANCE COMPANY Exponents of Better Living 2735 East Point Street East Point, Georgia OFFICE POplar 1-8824 D. A. Eubanks JOE WINGO'S RESTAURANT 2178 Campbellton Road, S.W. Atlanta, Georgia Good Food at Its Best Served 11 A.M. - 11 RM. '7 DAYS HEADLAND-DELOWE SHELL SERVICE General Auto Repair Wheel Alignment and Balance PO. 1-9402 2111 Headland at Delowe Wallace Fogg East Point, Georgia CAWTHON AND HOLLUMS Commercial arid Domestic Appliances Maytag - Frigidaire - Tappan 225 W. Washington Avenue East Point, Georgia CON GRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '63 from CAPITOL VIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH V.G. GILBERT, Minister 1. CARLYLE COX. Minister of Education Compliments of JEANES SERVICE STATION Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Accessories PO. 1-9204 2477 N. Main Street East Point, Georgia .DR. WELb-ON L. ODOM Chiropractor 1770 De Lowe Drive, 8. W. Atlanta 11, Georgia PL 8-7313 Come in and consult with us about any health problem. There is no charge for consultation. THE ADAMS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS and Janitors Supplies Sanitary Supplies BEST WISHES Paper Products To The Class of '63. Phone 761-0667 1623 Washington Avenue East Point, Georgia NORTH SHORE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Compliments of 195 Tallulah Avenue Jacksonville, Florida UNION CHRISTIAN CHURCH T.W. Snow, Minister Fred L. Brown, Jr., Minister ALMA MATER Hail, Atlanta Christian College! Compromise shall never swerve thee Alma Mater, Hail! From the plea thou'st heard Glorious vict'ries be thy portion; Charged upon thee by thy founders Honor ne'er to fail. From God's Holy Word. Reason for the hope that 's in 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. Honor ne'er to fail. May thy classrooms ever echo With the Gospel true, And thy Sons and daughters praise thee. Hail, the Gold and Blue! 1963 HarVester Staff ADVISOR - James C. Redmon EDITOR - Jim Vaughn BUSINESS MANAGER - Lawrence McInturff SECRETARIES - Carolyn Mize Margaret Redmon TREASURER - Joyce Pevey AD MANAGER - Bob Miller PHOTOGRAPHY - Bill Redmon LC. Brown LAYOUT - Mary Shaw Sandra Gardiner Bill Redmon Ella Mae Register Carolyn Mize TYPISTS - Sherry Ford Irene Williamson COVER DESIGN - Bob Hillman AD COMMITTEE - Charles Pate George Pevey Larry Bradberry Richmond Drawdy Terry Gunnells .iy L. L ' 4 ; ' .; ,1- ;ms: 0.39 EH; . u m I .9: MM 1. - . . ' Q! . 1. . t 9' a . I . ' K1. l. . r . $. i , ' K r .7, ' Or - I-I KP L. I