Jarvis Christian College - Bulldog Yearbook (Hawkins, TX)

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II4 7723f7kQg1'v177g Dance Cfwfffmag Ba!! 5' Yeury Smith, Janet Smith, Willie Jeffries. Ronnie Branch, Mary Dale Reynolds, La Rue Hawkins. MQ3nWhf!Q . . . The rock 'n' roll dance band was late. So, what happened? Some singing by Margaret Hardy, Iris fJeanniejSu1cer, Rodenial Dennis, Brenda Long, Joyce Wright.

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Sweetheart Major Ruth Boyd Major Ruff: Hoya' Dench 67416 Qweefh ear! Q I Linguist-Professor Dr. G. Frank Vrsic presents .1 bouquet of roses to the French Club Sweetheart. R'-'G it' lr gk ' NI Active in the formal presentation of French Club Sweetheart Dec. 18, 1968, were fleft to rightj Charles Edwards, Major Ruth Boyd, B. J. Mathews, and Bessie Cotton.

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p gl9l7'lYU9f Empfrayfl' Week March 26-30, 1969 Soul Power is spiritual power - a commitment to God. The minister views God as possibly using Black Man to bring about a just world. The Black Student and the Black College Church have definite roles in the Black revolution, Minister J. Metz Rollins asserted in his lecture Student Power, QQ:- Power, Soul Power. The student 's role is developing into the very best qualified person. k ,..t ggi? 1 n 'iss i fig-at Q Q Q Qpffffaa! Empfzacfzf Gafheffmg vlinister Rollins speaks. He's in foreground fmicrophone in handy, third from left. - r ai' REV. 1. METZ, ROLLINS Non-violent militant Rev. Mr. Rollins is minister in the United Presbyterian Church and executive director of the National Committee of Black Churchmen. Spiritual Emphasis Week was coordinated by the Rev. Claude Walker, College minister and director of Reli- gious Life.