David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Principal Daniel, Staff Set High tanclarcls for Year MRS. B. J. HALL, high school secretary, prepares to make an announcement over the new intercom system. PRINCIPAL DAMON R. DANIEL dictates a letter which will be sent to the patrons of David Lipscomb High School. REGISTRAR JANICE MONTGOMERY types college transcripts for the gracluat- ing seniors. Page 13

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PRESIDENT ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL for I963-64 is composed of Edsel Holman, business manager: Dean Mack Wayne Craig: President Athens Clay Pullias: Vice- President Willard Collins: Elementary School Principal Margaret Leonard. Second row: J. Cliett Good- pasture, assistant to the president: Axel Swang, chair- man of the Department of Business Administration: and High School Principal Damon R. Daniel. Administration Pursues Excellence New directions tor Lipscomb are capably instituted and the tounder's ideals are held tirmly secure by Pres- ident Athens Clay Pullias, the Board ot Directors, and the Executive Council. These administrators take pleas- ure in going beyond their regular duties to share a por- tion ot their pure and impartial wisdom with the stu- dents. By giving ot their ettorts, of their talents, and ot themselves, President Pullias and these executives hope to develop a Lipscomb ot such -high standards and principles that this school will become lcnown through- out the world as an institution ot superior Christian education. THE BOARD OF Directors for I9b3-64 is--Seated: M. N. Young, Harry R. Leathers, A. M. Burton, J. E. Acutf, and I. C. Finley. Standing: John W. High, Claude Bennett, Lee F. Powell, and James R. Byers. The new member is James Dalton. Page 12

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cz , ,6 ' ,Sz it A HERSCHEL HARDAWAY, B.A., Bible l, General Science, Applied Scienceg Hubert Lawing, B.A., Bible ll, lllg Harold Liptorcl, B.S., M.Ed., Bible ll. Ill, lV, Music: Damon R Daniel, BS, MA, Bible lV Projects Apply Bible Principles to Daily living t t a section of senior Bible. Thrasher BYRON THRASHER, B.A., M.A., ins ruc s came to Lipscomb at the end of th fi t t t f P p l D l t a portion of his teaching load. Page 14 e 'rs semes er o ree r Bases tor practical taith and working Christianity are made available to every student through the artery ot daily Bible classes. Since Christ is the basis ot Christian liv- ing, l-lis lite is appropriately studied by the treshmen. The Old Testament is covered during the sophomore and junior years. Finally the seniors study the philosophy and principles ot the New Testament church. Complementing this year's Bible classes were several original activities. Outstand- ing ot these were the seniors' heuristics proj- ects, which ranged trom taking in, caring tor, and doing a case history ot an orphan to compiling a book ot helpful tacts about congregations in the Nashville area. The juniors wrote research papers on dit- tevent religions and visited the Jewish syna- gogue. Sophomores did a detailed study ot the tabernacle, which included making reports and building a model. Needy tamilies were given baskets ot tood by the treshmen.