Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 115 of the 1967 volume:

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If ADMINISTRATION .... . . . I7 CLASSES ............ . . . 29 ORGANIZATIONS ,,,, , , , 47 STUDENT LIFE ,,,,,,, . , , 61 CHRISTIAN SERVICE ............ ...79 ADVERTISERS .................. . . . 85 GRADUATE ALUMNI DIRECTORY ,...... T05 STUDENT DIRECTORY ,.,............ IIo 1- ln preparing the 1967 Gateway, my first thought and desire was that the Lord Jesus Christ would be honored in every phase of its production as well as in the finished product. Our theme, So walk ye in Him, is descriptive ot the abiding life which the Christian can have in Christ. With this thought con- tinually in mind, it has been a ioy and a blessing to watch my staff progressively compile pictures and literary description that portray Christ in every phase of student life at Southeastern. Carol Kapff Editor ADMINISTRATION if Ili 'rw I ,. 'W 5' P, '1 'gif 5' rg r 1 ' 'f-A fix Ku I if bi! hw- 4,1 thi? .I 'asixt XJ ,JV .,. 'p Sv. Q, MJ' .. 1. i ' 1 1 -. S Y MIN' '+I ll . I I If I 1 - ' I , 11.II W I' II f I 3, .I , I 'Yi ,Au E A - v I' 3.,,A .f 4'-.2 t ,, ,sb -. ,, 1.1 f , -, , ,-.. V3Ptffitikiefiftttimfiil-nflG-ns: ' 'fA-ffifr- .. The purpose of Southeastern Bible College is to train and equip young men and women to serve Jesus Christ and to share the Word of God with others, no matter what their vocation or calling. Without proper administration this purpose could never be accomplished. The administration is composed of the faculty, staff and Board of Trustees, and is concerned with the smooth, efficient operation of the College. Each administrative detail, from classroom instruction to care for the physical properties, must be faithfully carried out by the administrative personnel in order that the overall purpose of the College might be fulfilled. qsbilffl' Q CLASSES Each student in Bible college, perhaps more than in any other type of educational institution, approaches his educa- tion with a purpose. This purpose involves not only an intel- lectual apprehension of Biblical and related knowledge, but a practical application of spiritual truth to his day by day experience. This kind of purpose cannot be accomplished unless the student becomes exposed to the Word in the class- room, and participates in campus and dormitory activities. 'Within this process, he learns to relate his training to each of the various areas of his lite, thus making him progressively more mature spiritually. L 1. R as 2 CRGANIZATIONS u lv 60. J f+ WC ,fa I mv Q . f'A- 4' 7,35 J One of the most important lessons to be learned in college is that of working with other people. This is especially true of those who are pre- paring tor the ministry, whether in a pastorate, an educational position, or on the mission field. The various organizations of Southeastern pro- vide each student with the opportu- nity to develop skills of cooperation, discipline and understanding that he will be able to use in future service. .- 'uv' ,f.,,,, . v ' l,.,-- A, , I 1 s l 4 3,6 . FU. , x il, I .Ai h, U ' I 4 :gr-:QQ ..,-,, X s' tis iq -.- -,ur gh. u . .pf i .VN 7? all fb-4 4 ff ll 6 243.gif 'E 4. 532, JSYAQFJ af, 41 as F W- .Mfm , V fir. Wa Y - d, '? ,,, I Zhi: xt gqyfltlro v -' .,f,-,ymt . 5 ,A.fC,uvg':.4MZ-f !u.P,li ' ,. 7?-vw, . Elk, RW ..,g,, Ay- . ,m V , ' -A . u L 31312. ttf Vlt' ' . -- ' .fi , .':F- 1.1 ,gt-.g.g ' 5 2,245 , ..J -WN. ' .-'L' - I 1' . N '.i2'fM '-' 1-N. . -ll ,-Q-, V. . 1 .v t 1-1 'r. 'J' 5 ' -, l, l . 1'-Xp' liwl Q,.ll'x ivy!-. - X ff, 'g-vw 1.3-',.i4 'f--e .f- . t, 4 ,gp j..41,IXLr iii- '. 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' t u ' 5 1- .1 , i. 4, I I 4 1 Q 1 PA ' , U - , l 5 K. 'j i 3 5 1 , ,3lil'f l lillllll4ni ' M' in x fs 4. le ,,. 'ff,,f l li iiililmil i -1 i 'S i ill ' L l l 4 'uv yt , it ' - lu , ', Student lite involves tar more than iust class lec- tures, term papers and examinations. The student must develop not only his intellectual abilities but also his total personality. Campus activities includ- ing the social, the athletic, the spiritual and the ac- ademic work toward this end. Ball games, ban- quets, intormal gatherings, prayer band, and Christian Service all play a part in developing the total personality ot the Bible college student. i .i ,if On a level with the academic departments of the College, the Christian Service Department concerns itself with giving each student an op- portunity to put into practical use the facts he learns in the classroom. Students are placed in different ministries in localchurches, Bible clubs and various other spheres of Christian endeav- or. This enables each student to appreciate the practical value ot his training in the Word and to use it even before graduation. CHRISTIAN SERVICE 'N DEDICATION The effective operation of Southeastern Bible College is much dependent upon the efforts of those whose contribution of time and talent in their respective capacities are often unheralded. We proudly dedicate the l967 Gateway to one such servant of God, Maior lret.l W. D. Ken- drick, whose tireless efforts as Business Manager of Southeastern have been an invaluable asset to the efficient operation and recent expansion program of the College. I I MAJOR W .D. KENDRICK X 'fn I I I M l Y 'fd A Ixws' it if I X Pt 1 x 'J 'Y ff LA,x N l! H ' I W 5 I t Q Nl A an 'Nl 41 f 4' T' - L' p x W f v . 3 . a N K xx xi! N X Q dm 'X ., '.x: '-,MQQU . w I' sfl, 1 . x--I' 1 ' 4 J' W 4 '- ,,LiHf' ' M ,M -' A ' K ., M Yr A 1 ' :X 1. M ' If iv Q I' M Q V J X, N ,H V' 'J' . M41 . , fl 'li ,xx .M 4, X441 'Y an 1 , R if -19' N '1 i' , ' , lx N it' f,X1' W I , ll ! ,. ,..L,Ag.5'N,,1J- X q ff N ff y im ixr A ., '31 9 ' - iwill u fg .J 1 'lb D - Iii? o QQ- , I ,5 P E: 13 ' EIN S A x wi ' . ' I 5 -' r'0'4'- -' l.U'l '1 ADMINISTRATION The President Dear Class of '67, When you first walked upon Southeastern's campus sev- eral years ago, each of you took a gigantic step of faith. Lit- tle did you realize at the time that this was merely the begin- ning ofa greater challenge to faith throughout your college years. Now as you look back, I am sure that it is with ioy as you reflect upon what God hath wrought. While faith was not a formal subiect on the curriculum, you soon discovered that it claimed much of your time and attention, and rightly so since God has ordained that The just shall live by faith. The fact that you are to be graduated May 13 is proof that you have responded to its disciplines. Congratulations upon this milestone in your walk of faith. As you leave your Alma Mater, let me encourage you to take with you a paraphrase of a text we have shared togeth- er often lCol. 2:6l, As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord - by faith - so keep on walking in union with Him. n Prayerfully yours, g xx' Qicffefff 'L r. c-...Q hh' Alden A. Gannett President Board of Trustees John L. Glasser . . . Edgar J. Rowe ..... W. L. Longshore, Jr., Carlton T. Wynn' 1 1 l OFFICERS OF THE BOARD George T. Stafford, Jrz L J J ............Ch' -.Chairman El Vice Chr Ser . . .Tre LEON W. GILLASPIE, B.A. Dean of Faculty lid. '-'--n ---.. . A, -kffifxmk w MW'Q ' .-.Q ,- 915' vfffl JOHN W. ERWIN, A.B., Th.M. Dean of Men 4 ' 1 WNY' A Q' . ALICE W. CAREY Dean of Women FACULTY jg? GLEN C. ATKINS, B.S., Th. M. Chairman, Department of Languages and Linguistics WILLIAM G. CAREY, B.M. Chairman, Department of Music MALON COLLINS, B.A. Acting Chairman, Department of Missions . 'rip ,pei 55335 , aj . get ,sm ,f . Jw.,-.M .I ,A I SALLIE L. DEWBERRY, B.A. Department of General Education ALDEN A. GANNETT, M.A., Th. D. President Chairman, Department of Theology li .. ,. A ,W FACULTY I 5 i T -L ' fr ' 1 Y P? A '- f , - ws Q YM' ' LOREN M. GOUGH I . , Librarian 'sf fl JAN M. LANGFORD, Th. B., B.A. Department of General Education wf,3.,l .' N , A -,t Vkfytgl Ti- r 1 X. T X' 1' L r tv-:::1,L'll4 4 r - 'vi T aw' L--x '- - SARAH F. LONGSHORE, B.A. Department of Languages and Linguistics FACULTY DONALD H. LAUNSTEIN, A.B., Th. M. Director, Christian Service Department Department of Bible I -NC nf' ROY R. MATHESON, A.B., Th.D. Chairman, Department of Bible 24 lv-lr'T BELVA LAUNSTEIN Department of General Education POLLY MACHIN, B.S., M.A. Department of Education . A BETTY C. MITCHELL, B.M.E. Department of General Education use I A ' ' TEIL, . ' Q3,3Q,,'-5 A A , I ,AZ 5.,3.:.i., uf A 'ISQE1 :,.-ttzm1r'y'1 ' ' -' Il It ,. . Mm, Y Y. rf' Q- . . , 22-':, '. I QM' , I. . 'Wg R. EUGENE,MITCHELL, B.M.E., M.A. Department of Music ..,.,.....v,......-. NANCY RENFROE, B.A. Department of General Education F' FACULTY D LYS EDITH S. TAFF, B.R.E., M.A. Assistant Librarian RICHARD E. TROUP, B.A., M.R.E. Chairman, Department of Education HELEN WRIGHT, B.M. Department of Music STAFF G P' sw! - N- .fi ' ter , 1 ..-Q -I 4 ' PRISCILLA BECK, R.N SUSAN CHASE, B.A. Nurse Assistont to the Deon of Women GEORGETTA S. GANNETT Secretory to the President JU N E ERWIN Receptionist MARION F. GANNETT Snock Shop gs 'il' -1' 1 V WARREN B. GANNETT Assistant to the President K Q LLL.- I ' ,V ' STAFF WALTER R. HEASTY MARIAN HIESTAND, B.A. Secretary, Christian Service Department NORMAN PHILLIPS Manager of Buildings and Grounds Bursar W. D. KENDRICK, M.E. Business Manager STAFF FLORELLA SCOTT J RUTH PHILLIPS Mailing Department nn ---- Book Service IRVIN T. SUTTON Maintenance Department ELSIE E. SUTTON Dietitian Q I F Sa R l Ng 4 SUE TOMPKINS, B.A. Secretary to the Registrar m 1-i..AC2j,.: fg Wk-' '?1,'. ?n,f. - ' A :I eww 's-ilrw' CLASS OF '67 John Hattaway - Darthy Knighten - Vice-President Secretary Norma Young - David Beard - Treasurer President Mr. Launstein - Advisor JAY DONMOYER Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Teacher Education Choir 35 Spring Tour 35 Class Vice- Presiclent 3g Student Council Treasurer 4 Colossians 2:6 'nf'-'. x rf'- SENIOR OFFICERS G-wN 1:1 DAVID BEARD Birmingham, Alabama Pastor's Course Choir l, 25 Class Vice-President lg Class President 2, 4, Spring Tour l, 25 Sum- mer Tour l, 22 Prayer Band Captain 2g Pep Club 3. Colossians 2:5 FRANK EPPINETTE Shreveport, Louisiana Pastor's Course Prayer Band Captain 2, 35 Foreign Mis- sions Fellowship President 4g Student Council 4 Philippians l:6 Q1'. ..' PATRICIA HARMAN Baton Rouge, Louisiana Missions Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Tour l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Gateway Staff I, lOyout editor 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Operation Mobilization 3, Trio 3 Psalm 84: I I mf DONALD HAWKINS Birmingham, Alabama Pre-Seminary Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, Class Treasurer I, Gateway Staff I, 2, Editor 3, Prayer Band Captain I, Social Committee I, Chairman 2, President Married Couples Fellowship 4, Operation Mobilization I, Student Council president 4 Zechariah 4:6, 7 SENIORS JOHN HATTAWAY DeFuniak Springs, Florida Teacher Education Choir l, 2, Social Committee I, 3, Gateway Staff 3, Prayer Band Captain 4, Pep Club President 4, Class Vice- president 4 I Thessalonians 5:24 KATHY ROBBINS HAWKINS Birmingham, Alabama Teacher Education Choir I, 2, Married Couples Fellowship 4, Operation Mobilization I Psalm 76:11 L, andl 'hu--f' LANEY HONEYCUTT Shreveport, Louisiana Christian Education Cheerleader 2, Head Cheerleader 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Gateway Staff 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Spring Tour 3, 4 Psalm l6:ll PHYLLIS SHAW Canton, Illinois Teacher Education Cheerleader 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Varsity Club Secretary 3 l John 5:14, l5 or-3 SENIORS I farm i- DAVID MOORE Lansing, Michigan Pre-Seminary Choir 2, Spring Tour 2, Class Vice- president 2, Class President 3, Foreign Missions Fellowship Regional Ass'tant Chairman 3, Chairman 4. Proverbs 3:5, 6, '46 'STB' DARTHY KNIGHTEN Birmingham, Alabama Missions Class Secretary 4: Operation Mobiliza tion 3 Colossians I: l8b MARY ANN SULLIVAN Peoria, Illinois Teacher Education Choir 2, Gateway Staff 2, tary l, Class Treasurer 3 l Thessalonians 5:24 ,.,.gf Q Class Secre L , -een SENICRS it 1r 7 BETTY SUMRALL PHYLLIS WHITTLE Jackson, Mississippi Christian Education Gateway Staff l, Foreign Missions Fel- lowship Secretary 2, 3 Psalm 27:14 NORMA YOUNG Gardenclale, Alabama General Education Lfb, Class Treasurer 4, Foreign Missions Fel- lowship Officer 4, Gateway Staff 4 CHARLOTTE WYSS Psalm 23il Hanna City, lllinois Ury T, .,,, ,,.',' . it ' U,x,.'f -, pb Christian Education Choir l, Spring Tour l, Student Council 3, Foreign Missions Fellowship Treasur- er 2, 3, Regional Foreign Missions Fel- lowship Secretary-Treasurer 4 Proverbs 3:5, 6 Dallas, Texas ' T Teacher Education Class Secretary 3, Gateway Stott 2 Colossians 3:15a ARLENE ZEIGLER Lebanon, Pennsylvania Christian Education Student Council 2, 4, Social Committee 4, Spanish Club 4 Joshua l:8 CLASS OF '68 Ted Bazett-Jones Myra Gannett Treasurer Secretary James Chittam - Mr. Erwin - Vice-President ACIVISOF Not Pictured: President JUNIOR OFFICERS TED BAZETT-JONES Woodstock, Ontario, Canada PRISCILLA BECK Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts x No if .Il N. 'Wg- LOUANN BIRKEY RODNEY BOUCHET JAMES CHITTAM 34 Ludlow, Illinois Birmingham, Alabama Athens, Alabama Steve Dennis - 1I?'UT ' ' , ' 'fc 5'fi?qf1f?,??T' CONNIE DeFRANCO Columbus, Ohio JUNIORS STEVE DENNIS Columbus, Ohio 'M CONNIE FAIR Keithville, Louisiana MYRA GANNETT Mountain Brook, Alabama JAMES GOSSETT Birmingham, Alabama ILONA GRANBERRY Columbia, Alabama MARTHA HEDGER DeFuniok Springs, Florida JUNIORS ADDISON HITCHCOCK Opelousas, Louisiana JOE HURD Birmingham, Alabama LEE ISELEY Birmingham, Alabama CAROL KAPFF WINSTON KENNEDY Johannesburg, South Africa .1- ' Houston, Texas in-ua-P' l JUNIQRS ,Q.,,5x. GARY LUCHT North Hollywood, California FRANK RODRIGUEZ Dallas, Texas DEBORAH SMITH Grove, Oklahoma MARGUERITE SMITH Fairfield Highlonds, Alabama ROBERT WATERS Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada DAVID ZEITFUSS Birmingham, Alabama 37 Harry Guess - President Larry Carpenter Treasurer CLASS OF '69 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Q.. JACK ALLISON Bristol, Tennessee DARNELL BICKEL Dottie Goetchius Secretary Joe Burlingham Vice-president Mr. Langford - Advisor Pottstown, Pennsylvania ARTHUR BRANSCOMB Birmingham, Alabama KATHY BROWN Metairie, Louisiana BONNIE BUICE Birmingham, Alabam JOEL BURLINGHAM Titusville, Florida LARRY CARPENTER Sinclairville, New York O SOPHOMCRES MARILU CROSBY Pensacola, Florida OSCAR DORANTES Merida, Yucafan, Mexico CAROL DUNN New Orleans, Louisiana THOMAS DYSON Dallas, Texas CAROLYN FORD Ragland, Alabama ROBERT FOUST Winamac, Indiana CHARLOTTE FRITTS Birmingham, Alabama LEONA FURMAN Commodore, Pennsylvania DOROTHY GOETCHIUS Muskegon, Michigan LINDA GOODWIN Three Rivers, Michigan SCPHOMORES HARRY GUESS New Orleans, Louisiana A WILLIAM HAINES CHQ I , Petoskey, Michigan JENNIFER HARRIS Wetumpka, Alabama , Q VERNON HOAG A ' San Dimas, California SARAH KENNEDY Athens, Alabama RUTH KING Three Rivers, Michigan -M ,,,-- ,- PATTIE KITCHENS Crystal River, Florida ' JAMES LIGHT Little Rock, Arkansas DONALD LOVE Pinson, Alabama EDWARD MGCWILLIAMS Wilmington, Delaware SOPHCMORES DON MCCORMICK Montgomery, Alabama CARL MILLER Florala, Alabama LINDA NELSON Dallas, Texas KATHLEEN NEWBERG Efland, North Carolina DEAN PHILLIPS Athens, Alabama PEGGY REYNOLDS Forest Park, Georgia .IULIA SCARBOROUGH Mount Olive, Alabama BILL THOMAS Dallas, Texas ALLEN THORNTON Birmingham, Alabama MARY WOODRUFF Davis, Illinois Q 5 li'-MH IN K ,..-5 41'- Jimmy Miller - Treasurer Susie Johnson - Secretory Marvin Robbins - Vice-president Birminghom Alobomo Mobelvole Arkonsos PHILIP BAGGETT Boton Rouge, Louisiono RICHARD BEALE Condler, North Corolinci POLLY BELL. Bessemer, Alobomo JANE BENSON . Winomoc, lncliono RITA BIRKEY Ludlow, Illinois JIMMY BRASHER Huntsville, Alobomo CARL BUSH Birminghom, Alobomo BARBARA CHITTAM Athens, Alclbomo FRESHMEN RONALD CLARK Winamcic, Indiana JACK COFFEE Louisville, Kentucky BRENDA COMEAUX Opelousa, Louisiana BOBBIE SUE COX Knoxville, Tennessee SUSAN COX Baton Rouge, Louisiana CHERYL DEAN Hueytown, Alabama LINDA EARNSHAW Calera, Alabama LINDA EMMOTT Sinclairville, New York LINDA ERWIN Birmingham, Alabama WILLIAM FAIR Keilhville, Louisiana ROBERT FONTENOT Kinder, Louisiana GERALD FOSTER Gardendale, Alabama RICK GODFREY Port Sf. Joe, Florida CAROLE HAINES Douglas, Wyoming VIRGINIA HALL Ripley, Mississippi FRESHMEN ALBERT HAMM Foyeffe, Aloborno LINDA HARMAN Boron Rouge, Louisiono JEAN HIESTAND Morietfo, Pennsylvonio KAREN HIPPERSON Woodstock, Ontorio, Conodo TIM JEWELL Fort Worth, Texos SUSAN JOHNSON Tulso, Oklohomo LARRY JOHNSTON Tollossee, Alobomo LYN MALCOM Shreveport, Louisiono JERRI ANN MATHIS Midlond City, Alobomo JAMES MAYES Kinder, Louisiono JIMMY MILLER Florolo, Alobomo JAMES MOREE Cordele, Georgio LEWIS MORENE Birmingham, Alobomo DAVID OWINGS Atlonfo, Georgio WILLIAM PEOPLES Birminghom, Alobomo FRESHMEN BARRY PHILLIPS Birmingham, Alabama JOLINDA 'PIPKIN Lakeland, Florida CHERYL POOLE Birmingham, Alabama ALLEN REEVES Birmingham, Alabama WILLIAM RIDGEWAY Bessemer, Alabama MARVIN ROBBINS Shreve-port, Louisiana RICHARD ROSE Birmingham, Alabama DIANNE SCARBOROUGH MI. Olive, Alabama ROBERT SMITH Fairfield Highlands, Alabama JAMES STEWART Birmingham, Alabama SUSAN TOUCHSTONE Shreveport, Louisiana BLAIR TURNER Athens, Alabama JIM WHISMAN Louisville, Tennessee JOHN WILLIAMS, JR. Whileriver, Arizona DEBORAH ZALE El Doraclo, Arkansas SPECIAL STUDENTS DANNY DALTON Bowling Green, Kentucky HUGH DANIEL Birmingham, Alabama HANI KARACHY Maclaba, Jordan NELDA MANNING Bossier City, Louisiana BARBARA ROBBINS Shreveport, Louisiana ED ROSE Birmingham, Alabama SANDRA SANDERS Talladega, Alabama CATHERlNE SHEPHERD Birmingham, Alabama LEO SHEPURA Birmingham, Alabama CARLA TOWNSEND Onondaga, Michigan CJRGANIZATICNS A STUDENT COUNCIL L lim 'K U f' 3 The Student Council, now in its third year as ' a campus orgonizotion, is composed of four officers along with representatives of residence 't halls and all other campus organizations. The Student Council acts as a liaisonhbe- tween faculty and students with o major pur- pose of promoting a well-rounded life for every student. Officers: Don Hawkins, presidenty Jay Donmoyer, treasurer, Ilona Granberry, secretaryg Mr. Erwin, advisor, Kathleen Newberg, secretaryg not pictured - Steve Dennis, vice-president. -s -, W-i5E'tXE The student body had as its project, the purchase of an ice making machine for the cafeteria. B-'TI' 'ML . Vice president, Jack Allison, president, Vern Hoag, secretary, Louann Birkey, treasurer, Don McCormick, faculty advisor, Malon Collins. 'V T W! FOREIGN An important emphasis at Southeastern is missions. Foreign Missions Fellowship is an organization serving the entire student body. Its function is that of presenting the needs of missionaries, praying for them, and challenging young people to go unto the uttermost part of the world and preach the Gospel. Its activities consist of weekday prayer groups, a weekly F.M.F. service, and stu- dent proiects. In the summer ot l966, Ver- non Hoag served as a summer missionary to Netherlands Antilles. F.M.F. plans to send other students to the field this summer. Also this year, through the Faith-Promise Program, students contributed to the North Africa Mission for property in Marseilles, France, to the Pocket Testament League to send Gospels of John to Viet Nam, and a windmill for Daniel and Pauline Sutton in the Philippines. Prayer Ba nd Captains MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Foreign Missions Fellowship is a national organi- zation. The current Southeastern Regional presi- dent and secretary are students of Southeastern Bible College. They are David Moore, president, and Charlotte Wyss, secretary. The tall regional conference was held in Toccoa, Georgia. The speaker was our own President, Alden A. Gannett, and the missions speaker was Rev. Paul M. David- son, Chairman of the Department of Missions, Mid-South Bible College, Memphis, Tennessee. Rr .5 ,ii i an i ' -Hfgi X '.- -I-.Q-'if 7-111, ' xxx ' I.-1, XXJIJ4' Because of not living on campus, married students often lose contact with the rest of the student body and with the nonacademic activities of the School. The purpose of Mar- ried Couples' Fellowship is to prevent this loss of contact as well as to provide wives of students with an opportunity to participate in their husband's college activities. This is accomplished through bi-monthly meetings, usually held in members' homes. Officers: Don Hawkins, president, Jack Coffee, vice-presidentp Marguerite Smith, secretary, Dr. Matheson, advisor MARRIED COUPLES' FELLOWSHIP SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is an organization open to all students. Its aim is to give practical experience in the language and to familiarize stu- dents with the mission field of Latin America. Officers: Connie Fair, secretary-treasurer L, Carol Kapff, vice-president, Mrs. l-0n9' shore, advisor, Rick Godfrey, president GATEWAY STAFF Patricia Harman, Jerri Ann Mathis, Winston Kennedy, Carol Kapff Editor Laney Honeycutt, Jean Hiestand, Myra Gannett Norma Young, Darnell Bickel, Larry Carpenter, Polly Bell, Ruth King MUSICAL GROUPS QUARTET George Williams Danny Dalton Richard Beale Bill Peoples Ed Rose TRUMPET TRIO David Zeiffuss Dianne Scarborough Tim Jewell 3 Arih. , l i,,. 4 TRIO Jerri Ann Mathis Linda Erwin Susan Cox Sandra Sanders ii 'E - ' 594 Q Q vxm O0 , 'Q E as X' R 5' QW . J , ,ii A A fl . '- A' Ne X ff' x, yr A CHEERLEADERS ,li ll Polly Bell W ' Q... -- Debbie Zole N 'U-X '- gm-s 'Ilono Gronberry - Head Cheerleader W V Q Jenny Horris m 5 Ruth King N V , , Lindo Goodwin Y NINE I -.Qwa g.E.'.'g, ' 'Emu' gl 2uiWf'fi w f - V H1 ri,-,WG ' ce .,, 4 BASKETBALL TEAM I l l Back Row Mr. Erwin, Advisor Don Howkins Dovid Zeiffuss Joe Burlinghcim Buddy Light Tommy Dyson Jock Coffee Front Row Bill Foir Henry Alford Lyn Molcom Bob Fonfenof Jimmy Chiffom Phil Boggetf I... Lg? mul f - Q' David Zeitfuss, president, Ruth King, secretary- treasurer, Lyn Malcom, vice-president A strong body as well as a strong mind is impor- tant in our daily lives. The Varsity Club is an orga- nization consisting of basketball players and cheer- leaders: It sponsors all sports activities of the School, striving to promote enthusiasm and partici- pation ot the entire student body. These activities include basketball games, pep rallies, ping-pong tournaments and baseball. The basketball team is a member of a city league as well as of the Southern Christian Athletic Conference which enables South- eastern to compete with other Christian colleges in the south. VARSITY CLUB SOCIAL CCMMITTEE The Social Committee is composed ot both student and faculty members. lts purpose is to plan a variety ot social events. Stunts, banquets, musicales and guest artists are in- cluded in its planning. This committee cooperates with the Student Council and the individual classes in coordinating the social lite of the College. Q I ?v 11 f ' 4 ,.:.4:gg ll it -' . i D i W l vt! HORSE I 'i-.23 5. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Officers: Edith Taft, executive secretary, Alan Button, presidentg Douglas Ford, first vice-presidentg Susan Chose, recording secre- tary, Jan Langford, second vice-president The evidence of a school's worth is in its alum- ni. Approximately ninety percent ot Southeast- erni's graduates are in full-time Christian service. The Alumni Association meets each year for a time of fellowship and strengthening of ties with the College by seeing the progress that is being made. An annual proiect is chosen at this time by the Association. The proiect for I966 was the purchase of a fifteen drawer section forthe card catalog in the Library. The project for I 967, and intended to be a continuing one, is a S600 annu- al scholarship tor a worthy student. 'TMI g U ' l 4 , iii ' . I .. I A v' ff' , A , I , , T......::a , V . ' Qfiiyiv .AH - -ig f H 'www' , l ' 1 A if 3 ir V. K 1 7 1 STUDENT LIFE 3 P l V il ,pf 62 'v 1 A I' 'HV Q . ' 1 - - ' 141 ' - : . ' -I ,.'. - . . 41--.1-. 1V 'nr -'- .V 1 2'- m f I 1. 45 ff I ITSHIIJ4' II ..Il Q 'ef G ,1I ,ras ga, 'fu' 'I . . 1 IQ . 4. 'I I 1 .I IGI!! -V f '- ff'-' - 1 W 'V-1. 24 -. .-E'?'5v ' v . - ' -': y T, h xx' 'L ,Q fr- ' Jvrfzf H ,-6. . '55 '- 5' ,- NIL? 1 1-. .fV:fdF? 'B :lv l I Q Q'-c ,YQ 5- , - 1 'l'V . , ' '- nr 13.94 ' ' ' sf' 7 . V . WI. f . 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Miss Machin . . . crystal ball . . .diapers . . . baby food . . . shoe polish . . . shaving cream . . . FRESHMAN INITIATION!!! 65 SENIOR SNEAK Sneaky Retreat .. . Junior Panic .. . Tell Myra I said hello . . .P.C. or Bust. . . Panama City or Pell City . . . Watermelon ahoy. . .worms. . . dewaker or Que . . . granny . . . rain . . . FOOD FOR THOUGHT. i,an.l.l Thanksgiving Service Food, fun, fellowship, and above all, thanksgiving highlighted the activities of the day. Breakfast was served by the sen- iors, then there was a morning of fun and football. The Thanksgiving service, with Dr. Gannett speaking, was the climactic event of the day. L .', ci' 14 A-,fsfT:'x....i5v 1':1y3.g -lf, v' ,. I 1-Q: ' ' ifwidfii' .g. 5 WINTER ACTIVITIES .nav . 39 MQ ' One ot the most comprehensive mediums of expression is that of music. Each December the College Music Department pres- CHRISTMAS MUSICALE ents, to the entire College family, their expression of the ioy of the season in its annual Christmas Musicale. Featuring the Choir, and various vocal and instrumental groups, this program is one Of the most memorable events of the year. This year the College also announced its plans to build a much-needed gymnasium in the near future. FAITH ' PRUMISE GOALS ' t 7 Goal 564 6 ,CCI gymnasium B7 Payments on ap't. bldg. y X s 67 Mortgage Parking lots, sinus SIER 69 -'Oo,ooo Q, A. t . ., . ,.., I ., . , J W ,A WC.. ..,h.. ,, . g , A ,Q M... - H. :, .+.1:..:raa1:'2g, mrs.. .1 -: N ,..1,p -. X . , . ,H w w 2 . .. . W.,-gfggm , ,W BIBLE AND MISSIONARY CONFERENCE l all Ml i. ,. L . i lU'l .U Left to right: Dr. Feinberg, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Gannett 70 During the annual Bible and Missionary Conference held in January those who attended were exhorted and challenged from the Word of God by the ministry of the Spirit of God through Dr. Charles L. Feinberg, Dean of Talbot Theological Seminary, and Dr. William H. Taylor, General Secretary of the Central American Mission. Each year this conference is sponsored by the College with the cooperation ofthe Foreign Missions Fellowship to give insight into the practical work ot missions and to provide spiritual enrichment through an intensified study of the. Bible. P-np... ' ' -I Y' so HA- ,,,, This year the College invited alumni representing six mission boards to present the missionary chal- lenge ot the conterence. These alumni vvere: Rev. Ralph Burns, North Africa Mission, Rev. Alan Button, Evangelical Union of South America, Rev. Charles Foster, Ceylon and India General Mission, Rev. Fritz l'larter, Unevangelized Fields Mission, and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Rice, Central American Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kopp, parents ot three alumni, repre- Sented the Sudan Interior Mission. E'...'.-P -. -. ' 1 -N V .I -Q ,,. 'P ' 5 . A A 5'-t, 'fy VALENTINE BANQUET .Y,lW:1l'.' 'L ' :sg Cx' 4:4 ' f Q.. 'f I fk - I . 1 -Arn . N B 'E in ti 1 35 XF f 1 . The i967 Valentine Banquet was held on campus, sponsored by the Freshman class, with Jack Cottee as master of cere- monies. The speaker was Mr. Wales Goe- bel, a Christian businessman from Bir- mingham. He brought a heart-stirring message that was applicable to all. Miss Helen Wright, David Whipple, and David Beard presented excellent entertainment, and one ot the highlights of the evening was the chalk drawing by Mrs. Lauristein. The i967 Valentine King and Queen were Ed Rose and Carolyn Ford. First runner-up were Don and Kathy Hawkins. Second runners-up were Ilona Granberry and her escort, Joe Burlingham. Jay Kesler A most effective outreach of Southeastern Bible Col- lege is the Youth Conference held in March of each year. High school students and graduates from many states enioy a weekend of college life and Bible teach- ing. These guests experience college campus life, attend classes, and are challenged to full-time Christian service. There is an emphasis on salvation, dedication and mission-mindedness. Approximately twenty percent of the present Freshman class are here as a direct result of Youth Conference. ln March of l966, Don Robertson, associate director of Word of Life Fellowship, ministered to 218 young people. The speaker this year was Jay Kesler, Vice- president of Personnel for Youth tor Christ, Internation- al. YQUTH CONFERENCE ' ' r' vw. mx-new f 'T 1uu.wif ' 1' ' :'u --mv' '1'-www- -QQ. u YV P gm ' -.' -- N - '.- o- .-9' 4-'Lu v L ,Q s ' A .A. ' 1'1. 4 f f - ss ' 5 V32- NS is -4 , I ', Jf4kl'..,u K' 7' X .fx 3 mI,g mmf .r A 'll 54 . . 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' ' , - . -If-1 . 0 x -, M , .1 , .J - ' JD Y'1:.1 CLASSRCOM BUILDING DEDICATION The new three-story classroom building, including the cafete- ria, temporary chapel, and classrooms, was dedicated on May 16, T966. Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, of Dallas Theological Seminary, brought the dedication address. The occasion was also in recog- nition of the thirty-first anniversary of Southeastern. W 75 ,.f . , BACCALAUREATE AND CCMMENCEMENT I . , Q n .' i , ' 1 5.......................... 'P L' T , ......., .D--t..-..f-.4-......,......, ..i.L..'- ,t ' ,sm M May 30, l966 was the termination ot a major phase in the lives ot Southeastern's twenty-tour graduating seniors. However, graduation is merely the end ot a short walk through one of many paths which God has chosen for His servants. More horizons wait to be unveiled as Southeastern graduates serve the l.ord Jesus Christ in all parts ofthe world, in nearly every branch of Christian service. Rev. C. Sumner Wemp, Director ot the Practical Work Department ot Moody Bible Institute, delivered the bacca- laureate sermon on Sunday, May 29, 1966. This service was held in the First Conservative Baptist Church. Southeastern's new chapel was the scene ot the Commencement service as Dr. Clarence E. Mason, Jr., Dean ot Philadelphia College of the Bible, addressed the senior class. Patricia McDonald was awarded The Director of Christian Education Departmental Award, and Joseph Cook, the Teacher of Christian Day School Departmental Award. These awards are given to students who exhibit outstanding potential in their various courses ot study. Four students graduated with honor. They were: Joseph Cook, Evelyn Dunn, Marian Heistand, and James Lee. Priscilla Hedger Cox was graduated with high honor, and was also granted membership in the National Honor Society of A.A.B.C., Delta Epsilon Chi. 77 Q, W M JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Sponsored by the junior class, to honor the senior class, the Junior-Senior Banquet chooses a different theme each year. Last year the mood of Moonlight and Roses was portrayed. Dinner music was fur- nished by Don Bingham at the piano. Entertainment was by Miss Helen Wright, David Beard, and several of the faculty who provided a parody on Julius Cae- sar. The guest speaker was Dr. Richard Strauss, pastor of Calvary Bible Church, Huntsville, Alabama. 13? 'V' 2 i,M i I ' I ,V II., 'AHI- M A RY i.-...... S,-gd. 1I,.. m LIIQJAIA f 6003 PIM ,ak AGE S 3 Tits-I l4A.L,M,s.1. ., x -nf gigixf? ' Q-vw,?: i. I mg '9xUq5k'T. .f .A ' 2 iw ,,f- , wx. .L -:Wu jk 7' 71. 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John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. JOHN 3:16 LOVETT'S FLOWERS VULCAN METAL Qliiiioillgxifibiiinue PRODUCTS, INC. ,,ondc,e rowucss, Mcenlrr s. SEIBELS, :Nc Industrial Park Competent Insurance Counsel 2217 7th Avenue South Birmingham 3, Alabama AL 1-7231 1967 GATEWAY STAFF Cast thy burden upon Jehovah, and he will sustain thee: He will never suffer the righteous to be moved. Psalm 55:22 103 I .- Q .,,. ,- Q r 4,. .9 Q J O J 2' . 4 - 1 , 4 X' 4 ' N , 1 :ff .4 , ,I W, GRADUATE ALUMNI DIRECTORY A ANDERSON, MRS. MARGARET 2601 Millwood Circle Birmingham, Alabama ANDERSON, PATSY KAREN 1301 South 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Teacher, Christian Day School B BANKS, REV. MARTIN Route 2 Cherokee, Alabama Pastorate BARLOW, PATRICIA Grawood Christian School Keithville, Louisiana Staff, Christian Day School BARRS, RAYMOND Civic Work BARRS, MRS. MARIAN Route 12, Box 5 Birmingham, Alabama BARTLETT, MRS. MARGE RILEY Route 1 Midland City, Alabama Church Layworker BATTLE, MRS. DOROTHY GRIFFIN Regions Beyond Missionary Union Juaniui, San Martin Peru, South America Missionary BAUM, MRS. PATRICIA KING 3309 South Street Wesleyville, Pennsylvania Church Secretary BELL, JOSEPH 1954 Espana Street Loiza Street Station Santurce, Puerto Rico Missionary Evangelist BINGHAM, MRS. SANDRA EDDY Route 1 Hazel Green, Alabama BOSTRAM, MRS. LOIS MARSH cfo Fowler Hardware Oneonta, Alabama Missionary BOWDOIN, LYNWOOD 3136 Karla Dr. Mesquite, Texas BOWMAN, DR. JOHN lHonorary Alumnusl 206 Hunter Avenue N.E. Union Springs, Alabama Pastor, Associational Baptist Missionary BOWMAN, MRS. SHIRLEY BOWLING 7 Ebbett Avenue Wollaston, Massachusetts , Baptist Missionary BOX, CLOVIS 5220 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama Graduate Studies BRINTON, MRS. OLETA HART 2742 Goolsby Road Richmond, Virginia Teacher, Christian Day School BROOKSHIRE, JR., VORIS G. Graduate Study 1957 1966 1950 1962 1958 1958 1949 1957 1957 1949 1963 1953 1954 1957 1957 1966 1960 1961 BROOKSHIRE, MRS. ANTONIA ELLIOTT F40f Massingin-Belsen Birkenstrasse 5 Federal Republic of Germany BROOMALL, TOM 441 South Highland Apopka, Florida Pastor, First Baptist Church BROWN, HAROLD T. 2356 Farley Place Birmingham, Alabama BUENFIL, LUZ ALBA TEC Presbyterian Mission Calle 38, No. 464F Merida, Yucatan, Mexico BURNET, DR. CORDAS lHonorary Alumnusl 800 Bethany Drive Santa Cruz, California President - Bethany Bible College BURNS, RALPH 1220 Nobel Orlando, Florida Missionary North Africa Mission BURRY, GENE Pastorate BURRY, MRS. LENORA Teacher, High School 1231 River Street Canon City, Colorado BUTLER, MRS. CAROL HEDGEPETH 640 Roebuck Forest Drive Birmingham, Alabama BUTTON, ALAN BUTTON, MRS. SALLY ROBERSON 625 Cotton Avenue Birmingham, Alabama Southeastern Deputation Secretary Evangelical Union of South America C CAMPBELL, CATHY Charity Hospital Nursing Residence New Orleans, Louisiana Nurses Training CARLSON, THOMAS S. Westminster Seminary Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CARMAN, BEVERLY Route 1, Keithville, Louisiana 1962 1950 1956 1961 1959 1956 1959 1959 1961 1951 1949 1966 1961 1966 Teacher,Grawood Christian Day School CARROLL, LAWRENCE Route 1, Box 273 Pensacola, Florida Pastorate CARTER, CATHERINE Route 1, Box 176 Troy Alabama CASTLEBERRY, TAYLOR 1804 Morris Hill Road Chattanooga, Tennessee Baptist Pastorate CHAMBERS, CARL W. 4640 Avenue S. Ensley Birmingham, Alabama CHAPMAN, DAVID 216 E. unifin sneer Wheaton, Illinois Pastorate 1951 1951 1948 1955 1961 CHEST, ROBERT CHEST, MRS. BETTY SELF 2337 25th Street West Birmingham, Alabama Child Evangelism Fellowship CHILDERS, CLINTON Pastorate CHILDERS, MRS. BETTYE MOSS 1617 Sage Drive Lake Charles, Louisiana CHURCH, MARJORIE 233 Peachtree Circle, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia CHURCH, STELLA 233 Peachtree Circle, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia CLAYPOOL, MRS. MARGARET Address unknown CLINE, RALPH P.O. Box 188 Smithis, Alabama Baptist Pastorate COBB, JR., JAMES D. Route 1 Toney, Alabama Presbyterian Pastorate COLEMAN, MARY 309 23rd Street North Birmingham, Alabama COLLINS, MALON Furlough Central American Mission Faculty Southeastern Bible College COLLINS, MRS. ANN PARHAM 1625 14th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama COLLUM, MRS. MAXINE SOMMERS Route 1, Box 89C Siluria, Alabama Children's Bible Mission CONNELL, RICHARD Pastorate CONNELL, MRS. NORMA BRIDGES Route 1 Montevallo, Alabama COOK, JOSEPH COOK, MRS. MARY ALLEY Teachers, Grawood Christian Day School Route 1, Box 163 Keithville, Louisiana CORNELIUS, MRS. FAYNELL Moody Bible Institute Chicago, Illinois Nursing Staff COWLEY, WILLIAM MERLE Evangel School 1400 Evangel Drive Huntsville, Alabama Pastorate COX, EUGENE Student COX, MRS. PRISCILLA HEDGER Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake, Indiana Missionary Candidates The Evangelical Alliance Mission CRANDELL, KEN Address unknown Pastorate CRIPE, MRS. JANICE WRIGHT 1403 21st Avenue N. 1953 1954 1960 1961 1954 1955 1953 1954 1956 1963 1955 1953 1955 1956 1956 1966 1964 1959 1964 1966 1966 1954 1961 105 Minneapolis, Minnesota D DANIEL, EMILY P. O. Box 3432A Birmingham, Alabama Practical Nurse DANIEL, WILLIAM T. 812 Meadowbrook Drive Birmingham, Alabama Assistant Manager of Motel DARROW, ALBERT H. Teacher of High School DARROW, CAROLYN DYKES 133 West New Jersey Avenue Beach Haven Terrace Long Beach Island, New Jersey DeBARDELEBEN, WILLIAM L. DeBARDELEBEN, MRS. JOYCE OWENS 10606 Rose Street Stanton, California Missionary Candidates Africa Inland Mission DILLARD, LOCKE 214 Martin Chattanooga, Tennessee Bible Teacher, Chattanooga Public Schools DOCKERY, CARL 1721 W. Broadus Ft. Worth, Texas Baptist Pastorate DORTCH, RONALD DORTCH, MRS. CARMEN DUNN 313 Woodland Avenue Birmingham, Alabama DUNN, EVELYN 861 E. Main Street West Point, Mississippi E ELLSWORTH, JAMES David C. Cook Pub. Co. ELLSWORTH, MRS. LORETTA ROESCHLEY 2303 South 15th Street Springfield, Illinois ETHERIDGE, DAVID ETHERIDGE, MRS. CHARLOTTE YOUNG 'Apartado 1616 Guadalaiara, Jalisco Mexico Missionaries Central American Mission F FALLSTROM, MRS. JIMMIE MULLINS 2706 Goolsby Road Richmond, Virginia FILES, JAMES FILES, MRS. ANN WARREN Caixa Postal 431 Fortalega, Ceara, Brazil Missionaries Evangelical Union of South America FLOWERS, ROBERT 1115 South 30th Street Birmingham, Alabama United States Army FORD, DOUGLAS Box 2 Ragland, Alabama Pastorate FOSTER, CHARLES I06 1957 1952 1954 1953 1960 1959 1955 1961 1957 1962 1966 1958 1955 1962 1963 1960 1957 1956 1964 1960 1960 FOSTER, MRS. ANNA LAYMAN 3240 Sunnyside Avenue Brookfield, Illinois Missionaries on Furlough Ceylon and India Mission FOSTER, JOHN 4700 8th Avenue, Wylam Birmingham, Alabama G GABEL, JR, MRS. LULA MCPHERSON Route 1, Box 162 Mount Olive, Alabama GAMBOA, RAMON CELIS Calle 66 3518 Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Presbyterian National Pastor GARLAND, MRS. ANNE WRIGHT Apdo, Aereo 244 Palmira, Valle Colombia, South America Missionary Gospel Missionary Union GEORGIA, FRANCIS 200 N.W. 109th Avenue Box 44-246 Miami, Florida Baptist Pastorate GILLASPIE, MRS. GENEVIEVE 1 10 South 41st Street Birmingham, Alabama GILLASPIE, GERALD I 19 West Sheridan Place Lake Bluff, Illinois Faculty, Trinity College GLASSCOCK, WALTER GLASSCOCK, LETA FURMAN Route 1 Woodbine, Iowa Missionaries Rural Home Missionary Ass'n. GRAHAM, MRS. MARY COX P.O. Box 306 East Brewton, Alabama GURUBEL, ELIAS GURUBEL, MRS. NELLE LEONARD 5513 East Avenue P, Central Park Birmingham, Alabama GUTE, MRS. KATHLEEN San Sebastian Huehuetenango, Guatemala Missionary Central American Mission H HANNA, THOMAS A. Youth Work HANNA, MRS. NAN BOND 370 South East 9th Court Pompano Beach, Florida HARBIN, SHERRY 2250 Hillsboro Hghts Knoxville, Tennessee Church Secretary HARTER, FRITZ HARTER, MRS. JOYCE JORDAN P.O. Box 396 Bala-Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Missionaries on Furlough Unevangelized Fields Missions HAWKINS, MARILYN. 942 Kingdom Avenue Danville, Illinois HAWKINS, MRS. MARY PEARSON Route 7, Box 249 B 1958 1951 1964 1961 1957 1954 1951 1952 1966 1966 1956 1961 1960 1950 1955 1955 1960 1959 1960 1960 1949 Leeds, Alabama HAYNES, GERALD HAYNES, MRS. HELEN SNOW Route 1, Box 14 Brookwood, Alabama Missionaries on Furlough Overseas Missionary Fellowship HENDRICKS, MRS. FAY 633 St. Charles Avenue, S.W. Birmingham, Alabama Teacher HENSCJN, JEAN Route 1 Leeds, Alabama Nurse HESS, JAMES AF 13 430 139 Box 414 839 FH Supply Squadron Sewart AFB, Tennessee HIESTAND, MARIAN 1301 South 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Staff - Southeastern Bible College HILL, JOHN EDDIE Shelby Presbyterian Church Shelby, Mississippi Pastorate HITCHCOCK, BERT Youth for Christ, International HITCHCOCK, MRS. JANE SUTTON 2024 North Mozart Chicago, lllinois HOLCOMB, MRS. MARGARET MITCHELL 426 Dalton Drive Birmingham, Alabama HOLD, MRS. LESLIE 822 Hillcrest Road Birmingham, Alabama HOOKER, MRS. ALTHEA BLAIR Route 1, Box 100 Dothan, Alabama Children's and Youth Work HUESTON, WILLIAM Executive Secretary HUESTON, MRS. ELSIE SANDERS Mexican Indian Mission Home 6018 Drexel Road Overbrook Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Secretary HUGULEY, HERBERT HUGULEY, MRS. BARBARA ADAMS Box 116 Auke Bay, Alaska Missionary Pastorate Gospel Missionary Union INMAN, JOHN INMAN, MRS. BETTY La Chorrera Republic de Panama Missionaries Gospel Missionary Union ISELEY, E. T. Route I Leeds, Alabama Pastorate J JELLEY, MRS. VIRGINIA CHESSON 3221 W. Dickens Chicago, Illinois JOHNSON, WADE Christian and Missionary Alliance 1957 1954 1963 1962 1961 1966 1966 1966 1965 1956 1957 1953 1951 1949 1956 1954 1952 1952 1957 1957 1963 Pastorate JOHNSON, MRS. PAT TOWNSEND Hillcrest Circle - Apt. 28 Oneonta, Alabama JOHNSON, WILFRED JOHNSON, MRS. SHIRLEY TROXEL P.O. Box 28005 Dallas, Texas Central American Mission JORDAN, FRED 124 Hart Avenue Hueytown, Alabama Pastorate K KAPP, CAROLYN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Nurses' Training KAPP, NORMAN A. Ben Lippen School Asheville, North Carolina Teacher Christian High School KIM, YONG CHOON 2593 Balwynne Park Road Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Student Westminster Seminary L LAMB, MRS. LA VERNE SAWYER 3401 8th Avenue, South Apt. 101 Birmingham, Alabama Nurse LAND, ROBERT Hampden-Dubose Academy Zellwood, Florida Staff - Christian High School LANGFORD, JAN Faculty, Southeastern Bible College LANGFORD, MRS. ROBBIE KELSO 700 10th Avenue West Birmingham, Alabama LAY, IVAN Tandiongselor Via Tarakan Kalimantan, Timur, Indonesia Missionary Christian and Missionary Alliance LAYMAN, THOMAS J. 187 Akenside Road Riverside, Illinois Telephone Engineer LEE, JAMES T. LEE, MRS. ANNETTE NICHOLS Trinity Theological Seminary Chicago, Illinois LEGETTE, BARBARA P.O. Box 13317 Atlanta, Georgia LE GRAND, JACK 2904 Avenue G , Ensley Birmingham, Alabama Pastorate Q LETTS, DENNIS 439 North Allen Street Wabash, Indiana Pastor, First Baptist Chufch LUELLEN, DAVID E. Cultural Affairs Office American Embassy, USIS APO San Francisco, California LUELLEN, JAMES LUELLEN, MRS. CLELLA SMITH 311 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 1963 1964 1963 1924 1966 1962 1959 1960 1952 1954 1955 1951 1958 1966 1966 1959 1962 1958 1958 1957 1-958 Pastorate LUNDBERG, ESTHER H. 714 North Scott Street Wheaton, Illinois Staff, Wheaton College LYLE, GORDON L. Apdo. Postal 192 Uruapan, Mich., Mexico Missionary Presbyterian Mission Board M MAGINUS, MRS. DELLA MAE CHURCH Box 486 Tisdale, Sask., Canada Missionary MARSH, BERNI cfo Fowler Hardware Oneonta, Alabama Missionary Women's Union Missionary Society MARTIN, RICHARD, Plano Bible Church 204 Sandy Lane Plano, Illinois Pastorate MATHES, ELEANOR Casilla de Correo 166 Ascuncion, Paraguay South America Missionary Mennonite Mission Board MCDONALD, PATRICIA Missionary Internship Greater Europe Mission McVAY, JIMMY McVAY, MRS. LULA TEDDER Route 2, Box 195A Deatsville, Alabama MERRITT, MRS. VALETA PARRISH 3809 East 62nd Street Kansas City, Missouri Salvation Army Children's Work MILLER, JANET 3211 Cliff Road Birmingham, Alabama Teacher, Christian Day School MILLER, ROBERT EUGENE MILLER, MRS. GLENDA SUE BROWN Student 1501 8th Court West Birmingham, Alabama MITCHELL, MRS. DOLORES CALLAHAN 1510 N.W. 143rd Street Miami, Florida MOORE, RICHARD S. Pastorate MOORE, MRS. ANN HOFFECKER Route 2 AuId's Chapel Downsville, Louisiana MORREN, MRS. SUNBEAM ETHERIDGE 3 Pucket Kinchelol A.F.B., Michigan N NAIL, EUGENE Pastorate NAIL, MRS. EMILY TILLMAN 4212 Wm. Fleming Ct. apt. C Fort Worth, Texas NEELY, LESLIE 10790 S.W. 47th Terrace Miami, Florida O 1954 1955 1953 1955 1958 1955 1966 1964 1964 1959 1966 1964 1964 1958 1960 1961 1960 1955 1956 1956 OH, MUN JIN LeTourneau Tech Longview, Texas Student P PARK, KWANG JA Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake, Indiana Student PARRISH, ARCHIE B. Presbyterian Pastorate PARRISH, MRS. JEAN STANCIL 2601 Hughes Road Adelphi, Maryland PARSONS, MRS. DOROTHY OYER cfo Post Office Geroka, E.H.D. New Guinea New Life League PATTERSON, FARRAR 223 S. Nancis Ada, Oklahoma Pastorate PIATT, MRS. MAUREEN JORDAN Holiday Park Trailer Court Bessemer, Alabama PLATT, HENRY PLATT, MRS. VERA KNIDT Route 1 Warsaw, Indiana PRATHER, RICHARD PROSSER, CHAN Birmingham Director, Youth for Christ PROSSER, MRS. SARAH JO MCKELVEY 36 27th S.W. Birmingham, Alabama PURSIFULL, MRS. SYBIL R. Box 535 Alamo, Texas Pastor's Wife R RAIFORD, JAMES 3909 Swiss Avenue Doyllas, Texas Student, Dallas Theological Seminary RAYBON, RICHARD LEE Route 3, Box 233 Gardendale, Alabama REEDER, DONALD Staff, Moody Bible Institute REEDER, MRS. ANNE HAMILTON 187 Sunnyside Elmhurst, Illinois RENAKER MRS. DOROTHY WRIGHT 103 North Powell Union Springs, Alabama Pastor's Wife RENFROE, DAVID RENFROE, MRS. NANCY LYONS Staff, Southeastern Bible College 404 11th Street, S.W.. V Birmingham, Alabama RICE, ROBERT RICE, MRS. DONNA McKNIGHT cfoCentral Americal Mission P.O. Box 28005 Dallas, Texas Missionaries RILEY, OLEN Box 63 Abbeville, Alabama Pastorate 1965 1965 1957 1954 1954 1956 1962 1960 1960 1962 1966 1965 1965 1965 1955 1958 1957 1953 1965 1964 1960 1959 1952 I07 ROBERTSON, BESS 731 S. 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Children's Bible Mission ROESCHLEY, WALDO E. R. R. 151 Hanna City, Illinois Pastorate ROGERS, DR. CLEON Bibleschole Bergstrasse 6101 Sieheim Posttach 9, Germany Missionary Greater Europe Mission ROSEBERRY, EDNA LOUISE Box 8194 Shreveport, Louisiana Teacher, Christian Day School ROSKAMP, HENRY I. Supervisor, Dallas Juvenile Court ROSKAMP, MRS. GAIL MAILLER 3295 Karla Drive Mesquite, Texas ROVELL, MR. PATRICK E. 1410 Hassett Street Shreveport, Louisiana Pastorate S SAUNDERS, ROBERT Youth for Christ High Point, North Carolina SHEDD, MRS. PAT DUNN Rua Caconde 128CL Jardin Paulista Sao Paulo Est, Da Sao Paulo Brazil, South America Missionary Conservative Baptist Missionary Society SH EERS, CHARLES A. Student, Dallas Theological Seminary 1956 1955 1955 1964 1960 1960 1960 1962 1957 1959 SHEERS, MRS. CATHERINE CARMAN 1959 3131 Millmar Dallas, Texas SHEPURA, LEO 2403 3rd Avenue, North Birmingham, Alabama Superintendent, Rescue Mission SHURBET, ROBERT Deceased SIDES, MRS. ZULA BOWMAN Route 2 Rogersville, Tennessee SKELTON, JAMES 4306 Emerson Street Apt. D-7 Hyattsville, Maryland Pastorate SMITH, PHYLLIS 1956 Pensacola, Florida SMITH, VERONICA V cfo Mrs. I. Sutton 1401 South 20th Street Birmingham, Alabama SNELLING, EUGENE Headquarters Detachment 504th Military Police Battalion Fort Lewis, Washington Chaplaincy SPRINGER, MYRON 108 1956 1948 1952 1956 1964 1960 1955 SPRINGER, MRS. JEAN ROSS 1412 S. Sth Street Goshen, Indiana STAATS, GARY CARL 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas Student Dallas Theological Seminary STEVENS, GEORGE Jonesville Baptist Church Newberry, Florida Pastorate STEWART, THOMAS Nebraska Christian High School Central City, Nebraska Teacher STINSON, MRS. JEANETTE HINSHAW 2845 W. McLean Avenue Chicago, Illinois Missionary The Evangelical Alliance Mission STONER, CHARLES 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas Student, Dallas Theological Seminary STORY, MARY JOYCE Route 1 'Keithville, Louisiana Teacher, Grawood Christian Schools STOWELL, FRANCIS STOWELL, MRS. EUNICE ABERCROMBIE Box 8 Madison, Georgia Home Missionaries Source of Light Mission STRAW, PERRY 3555 West Ainslie Chicago, Illinois WMBI, Staff SUTTON, MRS. SHIRLEY BROWN 1425 Opelika Road Auburn, Alabama SUTTON, DANIEL SUTTON, MRS. PAULINE KAPP Cagayan De Ore City Philippines SUTTON, MRS. JOYCE SERRANO Box 535 Alamo, Texas Missionary SUTTON, LOREN Pastorate SUTTON, MRS. ELOISE COLLINS P.O. Box 369 Opelika, Alabama T TAFF, EDITH 1401 South 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Assistant Librarian Southeastern Bible College TAFT, WILLIAM 1215 Apple Street Dallas, Texas Dallas Theological Seminary TALLEY, JOHN Chaplaincy 1955 1963 1960 1959 1964 1965 1966 1951 1952 1961 1961 1961 1959 1965 1957 1956 1961 1959 1963 TALLEY, MRS. BETTY SUE U.S. Army, 5th Battalion Southeastern Signal School Ft. Gordon, Georgia TAYLOR, JAMES TAYLOR, MRS. ALMA ADAMS Missionaries Gospel Missionary Union Rouges Terras 4 Hauterive Neuchatel, Switzerland TAYLOR, LEROY Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake, Indiana Student TERRY, MRS. EVELYN 616 Greenfield Drive, N.W. Huntsville, Alabama Teacher THOMAS, MRS. EMILY FRAZIER Wheaton College Wheaton, Illinois THOMPSON, MRS. FRIEDA ETHERIDGE Box 34 Jinotepe, Nicaragua Central America Missionary Central American Mission THORNE, JAMES Likubula Bible Institute Blantyre, Box 136 Malawi, Africa Missionary Africa Evangelical Fellowship TODD, WILLIAM 902 Westover Drive Birmingham, Alabama Pastorate Cumberland Presbyterian Church TREADAWAY, MRS. JEAN 1541 Camdem Avenue Birmingham, Alabama TYLER, OLEN Pastorate TYLER, MRS. BARBARA HATTAWAY 407 South Saint Andrews Street Dothan, Alabama V VAN GORDER, DR. PAUL R. lHonorary Alumnusl Colonial Hills Baptist Church Newman and Knotts Avenue East Point, Georgia Pastorate VILLARDI, ROSE Box 677 Elton, Louisiana Missionary VINES, JACK 1478 21st Street N. Birmingham, Alabama Youth Work W WAGGONER, MRS. JACKIE MULLINS 4301 Shady Villa Drive Louisville, Kentucky I WALKER, MRS. PAULINE HIGGINBOTHAM 1963 1954 1952 1966 1955 1959 1959 1961 1950 1952 1951 1951 1957 1963 1957 1962 1951 429 Lincoln Avenue Valparaiso, Florida Pastor's Wife Palm House Apt, 50-C Court Street Titusville Florida WELTON, MRS. ANN FOSTER 1958 WHITE, CHRISTINE 1964 P.O. Box 252 Box 98 Harlem, Georgia Ashland, Alabama Teacher, Missionary Candidate Teacher, High School WHEELER, GEORGE 1955 WILKES, JERRY 1958 3641 Livingston Pastorate Fort Worth, Texas WILKES, MRS. JEAN WRIGHT 1958 Baptist Pastorate 125 - 3rd Street WHITMAN, III, MRS. JANE ELLIS 1960 Jon Phyl Village Winter Haven, Florida WINSLETT, M. D. 403 Avenue I, West Lancaster, California Pastorate WOOD, PAUL Pastorate WOOD, MRS. MARGARET ROSEBERRY 630 36th Street Bessemer, Alabama WOOD, RICHARD Address unknown 1963 1965 1963 1955 I09 A AFFLECK, MRS. MARJORIE 4348 Ruth Road Birmingham, Alabama AFFLECK, MATHEW 4348 Ruth Road Birmingham, Alabama ALFORD, HENRY 915 N. Ohio Ave. Lakeland, Florida ALLISON, JACK 1227 Kentucky Ave. Bristol, Tennessee AXELSON, RONALD Route 1 Box 40-B Mabelvale, Arkansas B BAGGETT, PHILIP 6124 Kleinpeter Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana BATSON, DONALD 1249 15th Way S. W. Birmingham, Alabama BAUCOM, FRANK 5220 6th Ave. S. Birmingham, Alabama BAZETT-JONES, TED 856 Grosvenor Street Woodstock, Ontario BEALE, RICHARD Rt. 2, Box 124 Edgewood Rd. Candler, North Carolina BEARD, DAVID 2804 South 11th Street Birmingham, Alabama BECK, PRISCILLA 62 Boylston Street .Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts BELL, POLLY 3517 8th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama BENSON, JANE Route 2 Winamac, Indiana BICKEL, DARNELL 564 Chestnut Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania BIRKEY, LOUANN Box 104 Ludlow, Illinois BIRKEY, RITA Box 104 Ludlow, Illinois , BOUCHET, RODNEY 5503 Court P. Birmingham, Alabama BRANSCOMB, ARTHUR 330OW Ave. C. Birmingham, Alabama BRASHER, JIMMY 2404 Stringfield Rd. Huntsville, Alabama BROWN, KATHY 1912 Riviere Ave. Metairie, Louisiana BUICE, BONNIE 188 Murray Lake Circle STUDENT DIRECTORY Forest Park, Georgia BURLINGHAM, JOEL 285 Navarez, Drive Titusville, Florida BUSH, CARL Route 4, Box 1222 Birmingham, Alabama C CALVERT, RODNEY 6813 49th Ave. N. Birmingham, Alabama CARPENTER, LARRY 21 Sinclair Drive Sinclairville, New York CAUDELL, LeROY 1302 33rd St. South Apt. 5 Birmingham, Alabama CHASE, SUSAN 1401 So. 29th St. Birmingham, Alabama CHATHAM, ALBERT RT. Ma, Box 168-A Harpersville, Alabama CHITTAM, BARBARA Route 4, P.O. Box 532 Athens, Alabama CHITTAM, JAMES Route 4, P.O. Box 532 Athens, Alabama CLARK, RONALD R.R. 3, Box 237 Winamac, Indiana COFFEE, JACK 2712 Caldwell Ave. Apt. Birmingham, Alabama COLLINS, MRS. ANNE 1625 14th Ave., S. COMEAUX, BRENDA Rt. 2, Box 460 Opelousas, Louisiana COX, BOBBIE SUE 1926 Washington Pike Knoxville, Tennessee COX, SUSAN 6125 Kleinpeter Rd. Baton Rouge, Louisiana CROSBY, MARILU 375 B. Schubert Dr. Pensacola, Florida D DABBS, RONALD 131 Dexter Ave. Hueytown, Alabama DALTON, DANNY 1507 Oliver Ave. Bowling Green, Kentucky DANIEL, HUGH 525 25th Ave. N. Birmingham, Alabama DEAN, CHERYL 201 lnglenook Drive Hueytown, Alabama De FRANCO, CONSTANCE 1200 Abner Ave. Columbus, Ohio DENNIS, STEVE 3 1303 Shanley Dr. Columbus, Ohio DONMOYER, JAY Box 157 Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania DORANTES P., OSCAR Calle 50 32614 Merida, Yucatan Mexico DUNN, CAROL 3410 Carondolet St. New Orleans, Louisiana DYSON, THOMAS 215 Charlemagne Dallas, Texas E EARNSHAW, LINDA Box 143 Calera, Alabama EMMOTT, LYNDA 43 East Avenue Sinclairville, New York EPPINETTE, FRANK Box 4291 Blanchard, Louisiana ERWIN, LINDA 3218 Cliff Road Birmingham, Alabama F FAIR, BILL Rt. 1, Box 300A Keithville, Louisiana FAIR, CONNIE Rt. 1, Box 300A Keithville, Louisiana FONTENOT, BOB Rt. 2, Box 126 Kinder Louisiana FORD, CAROLYN 1st Ave. Ragland, Alabama FORD, MILDRED Box 2 Ragland, Alabama FOSTER, GERALD Rt. 3, Box 861-A Gardendale, Alabama FOUST, BOB RR ii 2 Winamac, Indiana FRITTS, CHARLOTTE 3800 7th Ave. Wylam Birmingham, Alabama FURMAN, LEONA Route 1 - Commodore, Pennsylvania G GANNETT, MYRA 2422 Cahaba Rd. 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