Madison Academy - Oracle Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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HUNTER AND MITCHELL REALTORS 2.006 North Memorial Rkwy. Phone 539-1759 and 539-7911 '- Sales Bullders 'F Developers F Rentals Pk Insurance Call any of our Courteous Salesmen HOWARD HUNTER CLARENCE TI-IRASHER WOODFIN MITCHELL EDDIE MILLER .TOE MATHIS .TIM DONNELLY NOBLE FOWLER HOMER EDWARDS I AL-E 55 . L QSENTQERS 'B ' ERS E553-INSURANCE 'DEVELOP w '-,N , K J C H A-. ' ,, +- if it X

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KELLY AND SUMMERS, AGENTS lOO5 Montgomery Street, S. W. Huntsville, Alabama Phones: .TE 6-0753 and JE 6-6494 Home of Distinction Call One of Our Courteous Salesmen THOMAS H. SUMMERS, JACK N. KELLY, JAMES H. NANCE HENRY JONES and FRANK M. STEVENSON Real Estate Insurance

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President Athens Clay Pullias Announces DAVID LIPSCUMB CDLLEGE Works for A Better--Not a Larger Lipscombn IPSCOMB proposes to work toward the goal of placing the best possible student under the best possible teacher in the best possible teaching situationf' This is your guarantee of a superior academic program, along with the finest Christian training. The wide variety of course oiferings includes more than twenty major programs leading to the BA. or B.S. degree, as well as pre-professional preparation for law, medicine, engineering, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, journalism, and other professions. Of course you know that Lipscomb students all major in Bible, regardless of their academic major, since every student studies the Bible every day, that every teacher is a faithful Cliristiang that more than ninety-live per cent of Lipscomb students are members of the Lord's church, that daily chapel services and other opportunities are provided for worship and Christian training, and that one of Lips' comb's highest goals is to train future elders, deacons, preachers, teachers, song leaders, and their wives, for dedicated service to the church. W These buildings are the very heart Lipscomb. Alumni Aud?t:niuin. left, where daily chapel services are held, as well as Lipscomb Artist Series and other traditional programs. joining it in the rear and extending to the right is College Hali, the administration building. Here are main oliicvs, class rooms, post ollice-, hook store, and student center. WHY WAIT TILL FALL? A Better-Not a Larger Lipscomb, means expansion of the summer program, with a full-fledged summer freshman class, as well as excellent opportunities for sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors to complete a full quarter of work toward graduation. Summer class and student body oflicers, extracurricular activi- ties, newspaper, and a regular summer com- mencement program are also included. VVrite today for full information-opening date is june 18. A Better-Not a Larger Lipscomb, means that enrollment must be limited to approxi- mately 1400 students in the four college classes. A month before the 1961 fall session opened, more than 100 men and women were waiting for last-minute cancellations to open places for them in the dormitories. You may sentl your room reservation deposit of S10 immediately. It will be refunded up to july 31, 1962, if for any reason you do not enroll, or it will he credited to vour account. Address all correspondence to: VVILLARD COLLINS, Vice'Pre.siclent cwicl fipocoml: eollc-:ge fvrnnrsrs CLAY PULLIAS NASHVILLE 5, TENNESSEE MACK WAYNE CRAIG President Dggn