Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1968 volume:

Gateway SOUTHEASTERN BIBLE COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM-ALABAMA ACCR EDITED BY A.A.B.C. ANNUAL STUDENT PUBLICATION TO THE GLORY OF GOD Carol Kapff ..... , ............. editor Darnell Bickcl . . .... business manager ,Ian Langford . . . ...... photographer CLAQQEQ ADVERTISERS Q92-1 TABLE OP CONTENTS ADMINIQFPAWON OPJGANIZAITONQ AND ACHVTHEQ 'rs Administration . . . Since its establishment in 1935, South- eastern Bible College has gradually but steadily 'grown as an institution training young men and women to serve jesus Christ. Beginning as a night school, and now a well- established Bible college with an enrollment of over one hundred-eighty potential full-time workers for Christ, South- eastern is proud of its heritage. The administration, composed of the faculty, staff, and Board of Trustees, seeks to maintain the purpose of the college and simultaneously initiate new methods and ideas necessary for smooth and efficient opera- tion of the college. Improvement of present facilities and the addition of new ones symbolize the administration's evident anticipation of future years. uw...n-as-Q-Q-9... . ,. rf' 1-. TI -ur' vw, -nv 425:19-,L F, 35.5. '4,'lf f:,g'.f Vw .gd 'STM vnqrs --an E Rl X.. H, M Organizations and activities . . . God calls people to Southeastern for one purpose: that they may prepare for effective service for Him, It is with that vision in mind that students come to SBC, seeking not only sound Biblical training, but also spiritual direc- tion. Participating in social and athletic activities, as well as meet- ing the academic requirements, contributes to molding a well- rounded student . . . N . luggage L. 'P 'iibi x E345 Q s' ,, , A N-Sl fr' 1 t IJ! vb J' ' ? !'7'4i ' , ,, x . . .dqv -Q E, ,I -4 V, nf f .,.t,. . if ., LF 'lu .-1 v ,w-. .gr 4? 4 ' pit--. ur 0' -. ' 1, , O 3 l I Q 4 . .,, a ., , 1, 'U v V L.. R .,..1.,3 -Q - , 'dingy-if 1 rf, M 1 1 -.. ,Q ,. . l ka- mi md The most important factor is, however, the spiritual aspect of the studentis life. He has limitless opportunities to serve Christ, and every student serves in some type of Christian Serv- ice. As a student leaves SBC, he is confident that he has the basic training necessary to face his approaching ministry . . . V 'F '-4-.,,. T S , . Y 'MIT Keeping future service in view, every student knows rye 1 N 1 1 ., r f Y ,QV YY -. that one of the most important factors that will deter- mine the degree of his success will be his ability to co-operate with fellow laborers. The organizations at SBC afford each student the opportunity to gain ex- perience in working with others by their part in plan- ning and executing school activities, as well as normal club functions. These are a vital part of student life at SBC... R ,,. ,,.....J J 1. 'WWTFF Classes . . . Bible College students, perhaps more than any others, have a real purpose in gaining a college education: they come with the vision of serving Christ effectively. Southeastern classes are geared to prepare students to real- ize that vision. Every class begins with a prayer of dedica- tion to God and dependence upon the Holy Spirit. The content of the classes provide an education that is well- balanced, Biblically sound, of high intellectual quality, that avails the student an opportunity to practice the truths and principles he learns, and one that prepares him thoroughly for future ministry . . . I I s g f 1 4 l, A I ' 5, WSL' I ' ix , 0 i :gguuv , - -I I H-qi I INT ' Q i 'N yfrv FY' DEDICATION I H.:-'vlllr'-..,,.a it W 'er - r-aim rw-ff -I. 4 1 .,.-i-, 1 v 0 x ' , l ey , 1 y if ww M' i 'C fb ,A Since Southeastern's inception, it has been a testimony to the faithfulness ofGod working through His people, the friends of the College. These friends have been a vital part of its development from the Fifth Avenue building, to the present- day modern buildings. It is because of these people that we are obtaining an edu- cation. We owe each of them a debt which we cannot repay. They have given of their prayers, their concern, their finances in order that we may study the Word of God in attractive classrooms under qualified professors. On this campus new directives of life have been discovered and new personal goals for achievement have been established. This has happened because of the many and varied contri- butions of Southeastern Bible Collegeis patrons. It is to these people, the friends of the college, that we dedicate the 1968 GATEWAY. Top left, clockwise: 1. The entire college was in this one building in 1947, twelve years after its beginning in 1955. 2. Mr, Wiilter I-leasty, Trustee since 1955, now Bursar, in his former parti- tioned corner offiee. 3. A group of the Trustees in 1960 when Dr. Gannett became President. 4, The old Chapel seating about 200 people. 5. The new Chapel-Auditorium seating 400 people. 6. The congested lurking situation before our new lurking facilities were built. 1 --t E 5-L. -ui j XX-J ix: Hp S Y rf YM., :J Q I1 5? ,317 ff A Ik ,--vw I X wwf RN 555 x kg ' y X ,44 x I Y .An V j xlib-J N X AK X! X mf' XX ff A XJ f l 'ZZ 2 fl ,ff .jf ff Ns, X ' 1 x ff . N, X x gx X 1 x ff' x M N? ffwigl fb 'Y E ff y 4 I X ADMINISTRATION f - 1 ,--4,-. .-'--su-Q-.. 1 -2 X. N5 5, I ff H W- wfiyi' H- ' pa A 3 u QQ? 4:1 6 Lf Xx 've . I - -va . . 5 hu h Qi ' f -if : 1 5 ,n . b ,J , l ai. V I 424 5:5 - F 'f sgr + Q Ilyich-Gpahl-argl, I - 4 f1 ,,f,,,ah,, 90 4 xx nhl A . - i A fx wt . NNY Fi '-'flgki I' Q sa' ul 'ir AQ.:-.lmdltiw 'rl Left to right: john Glasser, Chairmang William Longshore, Vice Chairmang Aubrey Miree, Board Memberg George Staffordg Treasurer BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1967-1968 Lee Anderson Gordon Cecil james Dewberry, jr. Dr. Gilbert Fisher Charles Fulgham Alden A. Gannett john Glasser john A. Hand, jr. Dr. Griff Harsh Walter Heasty Robert I-Iezlep W. D. Kendrick William Longshore Aubrey Miree F. S. Robinson E. J. Rowe George Stafford Bowwb n Dr. Gaines Stubbins F. E. Swann Roy Waddell Robert Willey Clyde Winter Allen K. Wood Carlton Wynn OFFICERS Chairman Emeritus ............ Edgar Rowe Chairman ........ ........ .I ohn Glasser Vice Chairman .... . . . William Longshore Treasurer ...... ..... G eorge Stafford Secretary ........ . . , Carlton Wynn Assistant Secretary. . . .,,, Roy Waddell ...w 1 ROY MATHESON DEAN OF FACUIJVY LEON GILLASPIE nxncwrlvu vrcla PRIESIDIENT JOHN ERWIN DEAN OF MEN , N L- I ALICE CAREY DEAN OF VVOMIZN LEON W. GILLASPIE, B.A. Executive Vice President, Registrar, Geology. Q .Q S.. ROY R. MATHESON, Tl-LD. Dezln ol' Faculty, New and Old Testament Synthesis, Philosophy, Daniel. 4 4 - .n Q 4 1 1 El XVILLIAM G. CAREY, B.MUS. Organ, Voice, Piano, Choral conducting and Admin., Hymnolog Choir. POLLY MACHIN, B.S., M.A. History ofliducation, Mat, and Methods of Elem. lid., lilem. and Language Ed., Student Teaching. RIC HARD TROUP, H.A,, M.R.E, M IIIIAL3 :md Family, Intro. to lid., Currinulum Plum ag, Audl0V1su:1l Methods, Organ. and Admm C nmpmg, SALLII3 DIEXVBERRY, BA. English Lircmruxv. if ,,,,.v i 1 JOHN ERXVIN, HA., TH,M. Dcan of Men, I Corinthians, Homilctics, Pncumntology. EDITH TAFF, I3.R.E., M.L.S. Assistant Librztrizln. LOREN GOUGH I.ibr:iri:1n, I Corinthians. 4 JN, MIKE TUCKER, HA., TH.M. Bible Study Methods R I BETTY MITCHELL, B.M.I3 HELEN XYIRIGHT, HMUS. English Composition Piano 3 ..-.,. x R. IEUGIENIZ MI'I'CHl5I.i., B.M.l5.. B,A. Iilcmcntziry Music lid., History of Music. IG Howmzlb PARK, im in M Pcrsonpll Iivgimgclism J' SARAH LONGSHORE, B.A. Spanish ,JAN LANGFORD, B4'l'H,, l3.A, HiSffM'y 0fAcTiViiiZ1lfiOl1, Church History, Apol- 'QE 01-ZUTICS. Speech, Intro. to -journalism. 'CBL' MYRII, DAVIS, BA. Ftimlnrnuiitnls of Art LAVIERNIE LAMB, l3.ii.A., R.N. Gcticml Psythology no picture 1lVllii1li3iC . lv, 'fi Y-ff SUSAN CHASE, B.A. Assistant Dann of Wcxmcn i ii fr 51 5 XVELDON BUXVE Assistant to thc President ,fi if .J 5 AQW 'ni 4'-ii ' ft L MQ. ELSIE SUTTON Dictician I IRVIN SUTTON Maintenance Superintendent W. D. KIENDRICK, M.E. Business Manager XVALTER HEASTY, Bursar JIERRI WORD, Financial Secretary Z ii K ' 1 JUNE ERWIN - Receptionist an-1-in 'SL DAVID MOORE, Assistant Dean of Men and Assistant Chris- fmn Scrvicc Director. i t 'v -7' MRS. LANNING, Clcrkg MRS. TROUP. Manager - Bookstorc. ,-sv!-f SUE TOMPKINS, Secretary to rcgistrnrg MARIAN HIESTAND, Secretary to Chris- tizm Scwicc dcpnrtmcnt. GEORGE'l I'A GANNETT, SCCI'Cl'2ll'y to thc Prcsinicnt, 27 I X 1 . I 1 fi! 5 f , f' if ix -X N X X l -' - H , A 1 is-I 5 N x Yi 1731 Vx . . 44 J F, -'--L, X X W ff cm' '- - Nj 'f '-f- N, . K V ' -X . . .4 X sf -IV. ' h IZ ,-if .K Wir l6i'.'fAx '11- . ' V N.. , ,,, ... Q, fi OPJGANFZAUONQ AND ACTIVITIES 4' 2 X f R Ffa? 4 . 1,7 1 4 Cv M JH b Ted liazettjones, Presidentg Jack Allison, Vice-Presiclentg Susie johnson, Secretaryg Richard Beale, Treasurerg Mr. Erwin, Sponsor. A college campus isa small community within itself. Because of its exclusive nature, it demands a governmental organization com- prised of its citizenry. The Student Council is that organization, and acts as mediator between faculty and students. As a representa- tive body consisting of four elected officers, resident hall represen- tatives, and student organization presidents, it meets weekly to prayerfully consider pertinent problems and ideas involved in cam- pus life. The Student Council has consistently made noticeable strides in promoting the social and spiritual life on campus through sponsorship of school projects, recitals, socials, and many varied activities of mutual importance to the school and its stu- dents. J fe- - y,. , I. ffl' ' Ui. N a v n , lin r 0 , 4 '1 pq 1-. ef 3n -51,9 ff 'Ji' 4. KJ, Stills! .K , ',e :Rpm J ,il 1 . 1, 1 A Q m , . . Y' Q N Pxlrlics llllll lmnqucts LlI'l' spmmsouxi lwy thc SIUKICIII uounril , . . in an-Q. - ----- - 1 r . ff' 3' 'x ' w MISS' 'ao The Foreign Missions Fellowship is an integral part ofcampus life at Southeastern, presenting students with world missions through in- volvement in bi-weekly meetings and daily prayer group meetings. FMF is designed to challenge each student with the reality ofjesus Christ and His divine purpose for each individual, to present an opportunity for each student to evaluate his attitude toward missionsg and presents in- formation conducive to missionary interest, whether it involves finan- cial or prayer support, or personal recruitment to a particular field. Each year FMF chooses a financial project, giving each student an opportunity to actively contribute to Missions. 1 I ' I Hence, the overall emphasis cr FMF is total involvement to Godls 35 purpose. l 32 ' Asia Prayer Band Captain: Darnell Bickel Co-Captain: joan Wzlrtl . ,' 4, i ' 'F -wk .I ,1 We ,.f South America Prayer Band Africa Prayer Band Captain: Richard Beale C aptain: David Owings Co-Captain: Debbie Smith ! x ,A , ,. 453 1' R J isa.,- i .-an-ni Europe Prayer Band North America Prayer Band Captain: -Iim Brasher Captain: Vern Hoag Co-Captain: Louann Birkey Co-Captain: Kathy Brown 'S XI VI :XI 34 I jack Allison, Presitlentg Pattie Kitchens, Vice-Presitlentg Charlotte Fritz, Secretary-Treasurerg Mrs. Longshore, Sponsor panzslvdub Praying faithfully for the graduates of SBC who are serving in Latin America . . . working with FMF in sponsoring a dinner for the International class . . . studying the culture of the Spanish-speaking countries . . . listening to tapes of Spanish Evange- lists . . . tacos. These are some ofthe activities of the Spanish Club. Open to all students interested in Latin America, the Spanish Club integrates studying with prayer and times of fun. One couple Qforegrounrlj for whom the Spanish Clulv prays - Mr. and Mrs. Alan Button, are serving with the Evangelical Union of South America, Their field is Brazil . . . they are currently serving in America, ,...--f- 'LJ - 'N f-Quin' Left to Right: Lee Iseley, Linda Nelson,jane Benson,-Jimmy Brasher, Advisor: Miss Polly Maching Second Row: Mrs. Marguerite Smith, Martha Hedger, Peggy Reynolds, Sharon Shaw, Blair Turner, Peggy Valletg Third Row: Sue Spears, Charlotte Fritts, jack Allison, Advisor: Mr. Richard Troup, Kathy Brown. As the first ofits kind to be established on any Bible College or Christian Liberal Arts campus in the nation, directly af- filiated with the National Association of Christian Schools, the Comenius Club of Southeastern Bible College is particu- larly proud ofthe new-born heritage it has brought to the campus. Its aims are to directly introduce the student body to the various facets of the Christian Day School, and to impress upon the students of our college, and eventually other Christian colleges, the needs and opportunities for students interested in the Christian Day School and the current Chris- tian Day School movement. Under the sponsorship of Miss Polly Machin, the Comenius Club endeavors to fulfill its aims through special speakers, Cxhibits, literature, and educational conventions directly related to Christian Day Schools and the NACS. The Comenius Club challenges you to investigate the possibilities ofa Christian Day School ministry for your life through the opportu- nities in the Comenius Club. 35 QS YR Lcft U, Right: gjhzm pmsscrv pint Vim lnwsidcntg David MQOYC' prcs- Left to Right: Edith Tuff, lixecutive Secretaryg Darthy Knighten,Corres1 identg Don Hawkins, Second Vice President. SCUCUWY- U! I 0 0 The Association met this year to elect new officers, and to take care of l other business. One dziyulanuary 12th, was given over as Alumni Day. i 1 New business included a newsletter which should be materializing soon I . . . Alumni Scholarship of 3600.00 was given to Lou Ann Birkey . . . ! plans were laid for a more extensive alumni program. l will is - -ti I- W'-XV i 't i N David Moore, President of the Alumni Association. Qwx. . ' - f W' 'l'he Alumni lhilliet Luncheon was held at S.l3.C. X9 , ' A4 ' me 1 'Z ' f. it i Y In' I .. V I A I .-up ' : A il 'K Left to Right: Advisor, Dr. Roy Matheson, President, Mathew Affleckg Secretary, Mrs. Pam Lanningg Vice-President, Carl Miller 'UWM WP In anticipation of future ministry together, married couples wanted to receive all possible preparation for the Lord's service. Therefore, under the sponsorship ofthe college, the Married Couples Fellowship was or- ganized in 1960. Each successive year since that time, couples have enjoyed informative programs and con- structive leisure times together. Visiting missionaries and other field workers have often been guest speakers at MCF meetings, transmitting vital information concerning expectations of future service. Informal hours around the supper table have given many couples joy of Christian fellowship. Under the direction of Dr. Roy Matheson, MCF meets approximately every six weeks in homes of various members. November 24, 1967, MCP sponsored a school-wide program that proved interesting, informative, and very beneficial to every student in attendance. ' MCF members face the future with warm courage and high hopes, knowing that God is with them, and confident of adequate academic and practical training. . 1 awe, Q ,SL 'fit' , JM 4 f Q Q, 'N 1 I 1, 'xx C4 A l 4 5 -. ' .X Q JS, 1 . 4,3 A, :,g,,.5P' .. 'k 2 w .I ' , rv' ilffl' 5' ' -4w.. s Q .a' 55? 1 ' N ' 1' 5 4:4 - ,s,.. , -v I ' , 1 1. -i.. 4 . , - ,. , , X 7 X Isl f ' 5' V 5 ' , fifv f 1 8 W or! ' h, .1 'JY 5'- 1- . 5 Qs. X.lrw ' s K 4 AX V f ' x- I 5' 1 X e yx I Y f. ' . 2, . 1 ' A xff Y .,. 4 A , .f -4-1 v Sl ex .9 JI-. C' A US X '. . ,, wa, 5.5, ng Q Y' Az' ' ,' o 577 '. 1 -15 ...- f' AZ, Q fi lv Q ,: I-:l '1 7? if -sg, Zi' f 13-1-:. -., , Y'-f 135M. - 1 ' gt Y 'ki' L74 eff f'.f 'ff' - if A' .X 1 Alf? Aff-. ' G . ' --,-- ,fxwj Q1 V 4 , 11 f , , tlwiv pf ix If V, -hay. W ,4 , 4, . My fp V11 ifriiza Nfi-1 . - . x X - A,.x-,.'-1'-' j ,g ,-sf-if-fi'- '- .avi J' 'V x H ff1Pu63:.f-x S4 ' . f -, 2 -.'4-- ' - . 9 -Q ,- I It 11 112 -lj' 1-'si A 22 - , . .XI N TSG ,N Qfallr 1. Carol Kapil 2. Darnell liickel 5. Carolyn Brazeal fl. Dick Troup H Arlvisor 5. Peggy Vallet 6. Kathy Carpenter 7. Sue Spears 8. Suzanne Wzigrmer 9. Danny llcs 10. D'ann Wlorcl 1 1. Flora Jacobs 12. Peggy Franks 15. Barbara Marshall 14. joan Wlarcl 15, Jerri Mathis 16. jane Furch 17. jo Anne Miclcllclurook 18. Ginny Hall 19. Connie Fair 20. Squeaker King 21. Ralcra Tapp 22. Alan Rust Layout staff: Raleta Tapp, Barham Marshall, joan Wzird. I F N Darnell Bickcl, Business Managerg Carol Kay Typists: -Io Anne Mirlrllelnrook, Peggy Vallet, Photographers: Wfayne Danclrirlgc, -Jan Lang! Q.,-, 1 'F r .- 'g.,..........,., .......s,.. , , '17 Y L. Left to Right: Peggy Franks, Susan Cox, Linda Erwin, Pianist: jcrri Ann Mathis Ifdof mid Q Left to Right: Bob Fontcnot, Arthur Gannett, Lyn Malcom, Danny Iles. 's-ffl, gs: -Ulf V..-JA E it Through the years, many hearts have been blessed, and numerous souls led to Christ by the ministry of the Southeastern Bible College Concert Choir. The choir, under the direc- tion ofMr. William G. Carey, faithfully seeks to glorify God in every phase ofits service. Local concerts, week-end engagements, and the annual spring tour provide opportunities to present the Gospel to many people, both in song and in personal testimony. The 1968 spring tour again climaxed the ch0ir's season as it traveled through Alabama, Georgia and Florida, experiencing once more a fruitful ministry. Aff' uf I rv Af? ' ' 'i a'-'rw f 'H-f' 17 '1.'N.-.. J.-'i'-f .f-f7,i 3l TP'-V-','.., .-'.'4 QL 31.5. ' - - .1 ,Tn ' - '74 V11 'ffl ffm ' -l ,- -' V 1 ,. .. .-' Q:-,-...'. :fr . 1 L- eg, r.-3v rr L2 ljpvy' ':,'i-'J V. .' If , 41. -'r- .W 0 nl. 1 .,C ' glu L., iff xl ' . , a J., .r 1 I X .,,r. r 5 '0 'D 'I r I 'L . A .,w. QBL1' 4 1 , I .1'J ,sg , .Af .1 vi' .. 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' 5 fl, ' - Y ,aff -. . . - s -.5-: '1 ' fn. .-4 '-l 'sf I ., ,,' 1 I. - .' ni-...'g ..' 1 L A W'-3 'fr-li. :,:-w'f.'f9' 5,7 'f, 4. , , , Willa., if ,-gif ' 'Q '59, fx Left to Right: Janie Futch, Squeaker King, Debbie Zale - Head Cheerleader, Mr. Erwin - Coach, Rick Hughes - Assistant Coach, Florajacobs, Carolyn Brazcal, Rita Birkey. Second Row: Rodney Calvert, Henry Alford, Buddy Light, Lyn Malcomhjimmy Chittam, Ron Gan- nett, Bob Fontenot, jack Coffee, joe Burlingham, Bill Fair, Floyd Lanning. vwatuj A Christian's schedule should include both prayer and play. The Varsity Club, comprised of the basketball team and the cheerleaders, brings athletic functions into proper perspective with other Christian activities. It encourages and promotes school spirit and attendance at athletic events. Of special significance during the school year for the V Club is the sponsorship of the Bonfire and Red and Wliite Day. These events, as they are supported by the student body, help em- phasize the necessity for the Christian to be completeg not only spir- itually and mentally, but also physically and socially. 46 s Q r 1- 4 VA? 'YQ' W' fl! . 1 X. . , 1 ,,,2 -. s 'ft ? - ' . Q s S f 1, S H rib' ' x . Q, IJ. 5 I, 1 4.2 im ' ,QU lf'.NX gf' .h,:y-qw, -y I A 9- Q 1 , 5 1 Q 0 K ' Sneak i y - , .X 1 . y f 'wa qw-Ami W 'fl 1.- Q ' '- -. ' u .e: '511f- ' 'ffw . --.4 . . . - is .Iv hlsfdtix 39,3 L'-it .V .Q -if? ' f'4.ff2Fay.-.--f', 'S 'G21'g!Qv.Q -:H V, ' - -QM .x,QQ .'-nrbyvxsg V 3 v'w1'4?R51'i. , 'x r'3-2 W gH,1'i'Y '53 ,4 x ,Q ' 1 i' ' ' Q i 1 Q A V f . ..:. .a,.'. Do they have Louisiana crawfish in Panama City? .NA-Q.-v,s.,a..,.u .,...-g,.,, ' . sv 5 , ' J ,lb :Aid pub-v 546' 1 Wlmy Mr, Langford, whcrc did you come from? .-.4 'x .. I ,, . J.:- ,f- a. .--4 an Q The juniors arc coming?!! -w L.. Fheshznawu I ' pigrails, pigrails, pigrails . . . sandwich board . . . clothes any way but right . . . demerits . . . How many warts on a frogs back? . . . dry goats . . . The Rain in Spainv . . . unanswered letters . . . li 5.0 , A goH'Ni Q an VII FUSNMIY INUMTK 4 , wif xy! .r nf' 2'L.lL wiagFoofbaUb You tell 'cm whcrc to run, Barb! . .,-,A MAAAJH Ballet in the mugh? Sourhcastcrn's double-jointed wonder com- pletes :1 rcvcrsc pass. . - 1---nr. ww.,-mf . Q' ' x T ' 7-M , 4- , .... 5 ,rn-.R 1 L - . s , . '.'4'.-. p I ,,9...- Kr' ...yoga -, , nf -an - ,WI 1, '. ., ' ', - ,117-3..' ' - M . ,..,' , 1.1,- ,,- ..'- '.. X v ,f ,. V- df is-,A.. ,. .,,'..:,,..f4 .. ., ,, . J.. . , X n if Ur . ,A . .. ,- . ,,., , I - ,., ...3., ' .1374 .R .. 4 I . :ve .vs A'- 4, ' . al. ',....vf,.'. '4 , er' Q .fff' x I V . . 1.1, ' f . .- ' -psp - , -. ' . . ' - A . , . . M .,, Q t'1.- I '-- .. 'li' . VK,-. . .., , ,- 'fg.- - ' , . . 'nv .. . ,f. .V ,. I , I.. li. . y,,-.2.-1r- ,A - - - 1 CLK vm'- .. 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It also increases the efficiency of several of- fice procedures, including the recording and distribution of grades. f - bv 1? 1 i ,J 1 .1 , ff af: .I .191 mini' , .ll ' 'u 4 1 fx, 55 Bible and MESS' Unusual blessing and challenge was the result of the annual Missionary Conference which was held january 7-12. Dr. Merrill F. Unger, Bible teacher, author and for- mer professor at Dallas Theological Seminary, and Rever- end Alfred Larson, General Director of the Unevangelized Fields Mission, challenged and exhorted all who attended with their messages from the Word of God. Representing their respective fields with a display, a workshop and a film were Mr. and Mrs. james Taylor, Gospel Missionary Union, Miss Mary Teagardin, Overseas Missionary Fellowship, Mr. Charles Warren, Evangelical Alliance Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Thompson, Central America Mission, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welton, Africa Inland Mission, and Mr. Robert Weeks, Hear O' Israel Hour. i 1 , aft ' 1. f-T' f i. Dr, Unger gave excellent messages on the victorious Christian life, Christian life, Christian character, priorities of life . . . Reverend Larson and Dr. Unger were asked to sign many of their books. Both men have 56 publications by or about them. Joh F 4 if li 5 1 R- - . . . - 'Uftrend Larson gave a definite challenge to the students in regard to the for Clgn t - . s . . . ,. hs COHXO, hut is presently the General Director oi Unevangelized laelds Mission, The theme of the conference fChosen . . . Set APHYFH seems to fit Reverend I.arson's nose as well as the iSSues involved in the speakers' messages. Rever- end Larson was playing basketball with some of the YCIIUWS when his nose was injured. .,.,Q my XZ. A y , ..4f:, W- .M , , W A iii viii-v-H-V-N mission field through his messages and illustrations. He has served in we V, 5,1 I , . , X.: -Q , Ilona Granberry was one of several to give her testimony as to salvation and God's leading in her plans for the future, -WWW 1-.,....,, ' -il' aft ,..-.- 'Q Our speaker has a fine sense of humor . . . yes. Mr, Charles Wlarren, with the Evangelical Alliance Mission, con- ducted a workshop daily to hetter inform the students on sion and the mission field. his mis- ' - ' is-Q.. 1' J ' ' ,- .agg- Youth Constantly Southeastern Bible College is interested in motivating youth to actively consider Christian service. In reaching youths, the most effective motivational opportunity in past years has been the an- nual Youth Conference, where young people have had the opportunity to experience college campus life. Wliile here they were challenged to dedicate their lives totally to Christ. Approximately two hundred and fifty young people from up to fifteen states attend Southcastern's Youth Conference annually. About twenty per cent of the current Freshman class is here as a direct result of the witness they received while at Youth Conference. In March of 1967,jay Kesler, Vice-President ofPersonnel for Youth for Christ International, challenged the hearts of these senior highs and college-agers. Full-time evangelist Mike Cocoris of Chattanooga, Ten- nessee was the speaker for this year's Conference. 58 IQ, Q 'nn I --' N. '.I'..2'-7 Mike Cocoris Dzlvicl Balrd sings for thc Hawaiian jr.-Sr. J o o XVg-ll, hcrc wc :lrc . . Looks like Linda, Peggy and jcrri arc rusting bcrwccn nlohzzs. .slr ,.. X msgfgl. as - 4 1 'M 'ZEN 346 9 X it .mr '- L JU' . r , H, 'V A L 'CA' .eh W, I. . 5.1: 'V . .IL -fha Engl' lb .. ,4 , 3- ,v 4.31, ...A . ,, , T25 The 1967 Graduating Class On May 15, 1967, thirteen students reached a major milestone in their lives, and paused only briefly for a ceremony that would long be One of their most treasured memories . . . commencement. These stu- dents were challenged by the words of Dr. Merrill F. Unger, Th.D., Ph.D., professor of Semetic Languages and Old Testament Exegesis at Dallas Theological Seminary. In the class of '67, two young men earned Special recognition. Mr. Frank Epinette graduated with honor in the Pastoral Course. Mr. Donald Hawkins graduated with high honor in the Pre-Seminary Course, received the delta epsilon chi award of the National Honor Society of the Accrediting Association of Bible Col- lCges, was elected to Wlio's XWho in American Colleges and Universi- ties, and received Southeastern's Outstanding Senior Award. We con- gratulate the entire class of 1967 upon the achievement of this mile- stone in their Christian experience. The Commencement Speaker, Dr. Unger, with our president, Dr. Gannett. .J in Bill Thomas teaches :mtl works with at group ofjunior boys :it Cnhaba Heights Baptist Church Susan 'I'nuchsrone, Ritz: Iiirkey :mtl D'Ann Wtartl teach Primary Church nt Crestline Bible Church. Susie Hawkins plays the piano for Hucytown Bible Church. l SQ - 1 , f ,f 1, U . A 5 'q 3 Y 3 'R 1 gills: 5 5 -'--..,,k Q...- I l - 'n David Owings, Peggy Reynolds and Rzxletn Tapp teach Begin- ner Church at Crestline Bible Church. 3- jiawvf K Bob Foust teaches jr. and Sr. High nt Broolclane Baptist Church in Hueytown. Lou Ann Birkey and Priscilla Beck take the Nursery at Crestline Bible Church. W Flora Jacobs and Polly Bcll, Bessemer Bible Church 'li - -'fm 1 - if- , 1,434 1 -fi ' 'W-4 . sl' 'T fag,'L-v,'f,.1l:'l- , 51444-:if 1, 1- , Q35 373 'L :QA- ',.r.z' 1, .if Li'i'?:J:lfF ' Q p,13,,,i. I , . ,. ., L . . yy . , l wmmf- f-A il red J0l'dan pastors the Brooklane ,,......-- Bob Rice and his wife are in the country of Panama, serving under the Central American Mission. These Panamanian Christians study the Bible under Bob's supervision. iulfiii 23 5-3 M he .,.M -Ev' Baptist Church in Hucytown, Alabama. jim Taylor.and his wife are serving as European Field Di- rectors with the Gospel Missionary Union. X3-7 K' J I3 'X lg X I ' X Q7 XX-' Yip FQ! , V! ,f '. X X af f ' X ' x li 50 f X is CLASSES TED BAZETT-JONES Wooclstcbck, Ontario, Cnnxtdn Pre-Seminary Choir lg Class President lg Class Treasurer 3, fig Pep Club lg Student Council 2, President 4 joshua 1:8-9 LQ QENIO fn, PRISCILLA BECK jamaica Plain, MIlSS21Cl1USCffS Chrirlinn Day School Class Secretary 2g Operation Mobiliza- tion 1g School Nurse 2, 3g School News- paper 4 II Chronicles 20:17 ,V ML: nfffn 1 - .1, . gg., is '-5 .49 .. 'lstllflg ,.,f.S'.,1 ti -, LOUANN BIRKEY Ludlow, Illinois Clffzzrrla Ecfzzmtion Class Secretary 4g Foreign Missions F61 lowship Secretary 3g Spanish Club 5 Psalms 16:11 1 QENIOIZS lpfr to right: Mr, Erwin - Advisorg Ted Bazctt-jones - Trcasurerg Louann Birkey - Secrctaryg I Corinthians 1557, 58 .lim Chittam - Vice-presidcntg Lee Iselcy - President. MYRA GANNETT Gffneva, New York Minions Choir 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary 3g Gateway Staff 2, 3g Social Committee 1, 2g Spring T0ur 2, 3, 4 Psalm 32:8 ' RODNEY BOUCHET Birmingham, Alabama Churrlo Music Ch0if 2, 3, 45 Spring Tour 2, 3, 4 L F Q Q CONNIE FAIR Keithville, Louisiana Ch riftian Day Sfboo! Gateway Staff 1, 3, 4g Spanish Club Sec- retary Treasurer 3g Student Council 2g Comenius Club 3, 4 , Philippians 4:13 . 'f JAMES CI-IITTAM Athens, Alabama Clarixrion Day School Basketball 2, 3, 4g Class President 39 Class Vice-President 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Philippians 4:6 69 QENIOFZQ 52 V., ILONA GRANBERRY Headland, Alabama Church Education Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 3g Class Secre- tary 1, 2, Gateway Staff Assistant Editor 2g Prayer Band Co-Captain 1, Social Committee 2g Spanish Club 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3 Romans 8:28 70 -x C, 1' ft-zff, KATHY ROBBINS HAWKINS Birminghamy Alabama Christian Day School Choir 1, 2, Married Couples Fellowship 4, 5, Operation Mobilization 1 Psalm 16:11 Lx MARTHA HEDGER De Funiak Springs, Florida Chrirtian Day School Choir 2, 3, Spring Tour 2, 3, Comeni115 Club 4 Proverbs 315, 6 QENIOFZQ 4 if FRANK RODRIQUEZ Dallas, Texas Pre-Semimnjy Basketball 1, 2, Gateway Staff 2g Varsity Club 2,.Student Council 3 Psalm 119:11 15 v::' JOE HURD Birmingham, Alabama Parlors Course Class Treasurer 1, Foreign Missions Fel- lowship Vice-President 25 Student Council Treasurer 2 II Corinthians 3:18 wr, ,. l DEBORAH SMITH Wortliiiig, South Dakota Mirfiom Choir 1, 4, Prayer Band Co-Captain 2, 5, 4, Operation Mobilization 1, 2, 3 Psalm 37:4, 5 Y:-cf LEE ISELEY Birmingham, Alabama Chriflian D191 School Class Vice-President 3, President 4 Married Couples Fellowship 3, 4 Comenius Club President 4, Studen Council 4 Psalm 37:1-5 MARGUERITE SMITH Fairfield Highlands, Alabama Chrirfian Day School Spanish Club 2, 33 Married Couples Fel- lowship 1, 2, Secretary 3, 43 Comenius Club 4 Philippians 4:13 'll Left to Right: Burlingham - Presinlentg Mr. Langford - Advisorg Don McCormick - Vice-presidentg Tommy Dyson - TTGISUYCIQ Peggy Reynolds - Secre Ill JUNIOIZQ .Z2 'ff JACK ALLISON Bristol, Tennessee DARNELL BICKEL Pottstown, Pa. ARTHUR BRANSCOMB Birmingham, Alabama JOEL BURLINGHAM Titusville, Florida KATHY BROWN Metairie, Louisiana LARRY CARPENTER Sinclairville, New York MARILU CROSBY Pensacola, Florida OSCAR DORANTES Yucatan, Mexico nd' JUNIO Q.. .57 L, THOMAS DYSON Dallas, Texas CHARl.O'l'I'li lfRI'I'l'S Wylum, Alubzxrnu JAMES csossmw' Birmingham, Alabama WILLIAM HAINIES Birminglmm, Alzllmnm BOB FOUST Xwinnnnc, Imlinnn DOROTHY GOIETCI-IIUS Muskegon, Michigzm HARRY GUESS New Orleans, IDLliSi2lI11l VERNON HOAG Sam Dimzls, ClllifkJI'I1iLl 74 JUNIOIZQ fl sf '7 i if iw.: I 'f IUX ft 1' Lava LEON I-IOIIER Birmingham, Alabzlmzt FLOYD LANNING I3irn1ingl1:un, Alu. LINDA NELSON Dallas, Tcxzls '77 CONNIE HURD Birminghztm, AI:1. BUDDY LIGHT Little Rock, Ark. PEGGY REYNOLDS Forest Park, Gal. CAROL KA PFF Houston, Tcxxts JIERRI MATI-IIS Mitllzlnd City, AI:1. A LAN RUST Slmrcvcport, Lu. ,119 RUTH KING ,IIIIFCC Rivers, Mich. CARI. MILLER Florxtlzl, Alzl. BILL THOMAS Dallas, Tcxus IJAIITIII KITCH ENS Crystal River, Flu. DON MCCORMICK Montgomery, Alu, ROIIIERT XWATIERS Kelowna British Columbia, Cntnpuiat , 4 I ,ll avi 3' s.3s-.i S S 1 X N I , 4 . V ' dkifap . ,N - 1 1 Il iff! to Right: Marvin Robbins - Prcsiclcntg jim Brasher - Trcnsurcrg Henry Alford - Vice-prcsidcntg Dr. Matheson - Atlvisorg ihtrxl Dun Stttuuy QOPHOMOEEQ 1 ,pn- 'Wi .L KVN' S 7 MA'l l'Hl2XW AFITIMCK Birminghgnn, Alnhztmn HIENRY ALFORD Crystal Rivct, lfloritln PHILIP BAGGIETI' Baton Rouge, I.ouisinnn DONALD BATSON Birmingham, Alzthgtnm 'RICHARD BIEALIE Czmdlcr, North Carolina POLLY BIELL Bcsscmcr, Alzthnmnt QOPHOMOREQ RODNIYY CALVIIRT Birmingham, Alabama POLLY CHILDS Magnolia, Arkansas BARBARA CI-II'I'I'AM Arlicns, Alabama JACK COFFIZIE Vallcy Station, Kentucky BOBBII2 SUI? COX Knoxville, Tcnncsscc SUSAN COX Baton Rouge, Louisiana CHIERYL DIEAN Hucyrown, Alabama CAROL DUNN New Orluins, Louisiana LINDA IERWIN Biriniiigliani, Alabama XVILLIAM FAIR Kcitlivillc, Louisiana RICK GODIIRIEY Port St. Joe, lfloricla VIRGINIA HALL Ripley, Mississippi KAREN HIPPIZRSON Xllfooclstock, Ontario, Canada SUSAN JOHNSON Tulsa, Oklahoma LYN MALCOM Shreveport, Louisiani JANE BENSON Xwinamac. lncliana JIMMY IIRASHIZR lluntsvillc, Alabama 'RM' JIMMY MILLER Florzuln, Aliilmmn JAMES MOREE Corclclc. Gcorgizl Y' 'S' L QOPHOMOREQ DAVID OXWINGS Atlilntil, Georgia BARRY I7HIl.l.ll3S linrkcr, New York .IOLINDA IJIIJKIN Lztkclalncl, I:IOI'lKlll RANDY PRICE jacksonville, Flnriclu ALLEN REEVES Hclcnn, Alnlwaunu MARVIN ROBBINS Eirmingligun, Aliilmim SHARON SHAW Canton, Illinois SUE SPEARS Dry Creek, Louisiana JAMES S'I'EXVAR'l' Birminglizun, Alzilmmzt ALLEN THORNTON Birminglmm, Alzllxinm SUSAN 'VOUCHSTONI' Slircvcporr, Louisiana BLAIR TURNER Athens, AlLll5Lll111l MARY XVOODRUFF Davis, Illinois XVILLIAM YAN'l' liirmingliziin, Al1ll52llUlI DEBORAH ZALE El Dnrquln, Arknnszls 1 Left to Right: Lynn Pollard M Secretaryg Mike Alexander - Vice-presidentg Mr. Atkins - Atlvisorg Ron Gannett - Treasurerg Randy Cox - President. F'-DEQ!-IMEN MICHAEL A LEX ANDIER Boise, Idaho KATI-I RY N CA R PlfN'l'iiR 'l'if'ton, Georgia 7R kk x.. 'J 15' BETH BANTING RITA .IO BIRKIIY CAROLYN BRAZEAL MARY CAMPBELL Wqgfwggqj' Iniiigigliqgi Lucllow, Illinois Bil'l11iI1tLIli1Ll!'l1, Ainlvama Houston, Texas CONNIIE M515 RANDAL1. cox WAYN12 DANDRIDGI2 Iuslsacca DAVIDSON Rockingham, North Baton Rouge, Louisiana Chesapeake, Virginia I5il'mil1gh:ln1. Aiilbllmll Carolina T435 1. 1 YX ef fn' g fd 1,11 ,,....-7 LLOYD ELLIS LINDA FALLS R0l3liR'l' l3ON'l'lENO'l' RIEIBIZCCA FORD ANDRIEXV FORTH R XVLlfl'L'l1, Michigan Birmingham, Alnlmmn Kimlcr, l.ouisi1nnn R1ngl,uul, Alnlwgnnm Auburn. Mnssnulmusnm PEGGY FRANKS MARY .IANIE FUTCH ARTHUR GANNIETI4 RONALD GANNIHTI' SANDRA GARLAND IARC Clmzlrlcs. Luuisizmgl Monroe, lA1LliSillI1ll Mountain Iirnuks, Bil'IUiI1j.1llLlIU, Alllhlllllll Dmvnsvillng l.uuisi1m Alulwnnmgl vf' DANNX II I S FEEQHMEN lx nu IUUINI H11 TI SUSAN HAXVKINS RICHARD HUGHES BiI'I'HiI1tL1hLlHl, AILIINLIIDH liirmiuglmm, Allllilllhll VLORA jACOl3S LARRY .101 INSAIAON CQITCIIWUULI, lfluridn ,l41lR1lSSL'L', Alzllmlwl Z9 'mx' FEEQHMEN , D A i 1 80 1 'N RAY I-UCAS BARBARA MARSHALL Bl-lffillll. New Y0l'lC Midland City, Alabama JO ANNIE GARY MONDOR MIDDLIEBROOK Ontario, Canada Stonewall, Louisiana A 1 LYNN POLLARD 'IO RUTLIEDGE Raglnml, Alalwuma Baum Rouge, louisiana GARY SALMIER CAROL SCTHWIENK liirmingliam, Alabama Peoria, Illinois JAMES MAYES Kinder, Louisiana JAMES PATTERSON Hunrsvill6, Alabama NITA SAGE Dallas, Texas 4 LOUIS XVOLFAARDT Florida Transvaal, South Africa D'A NN WORD Birmingham, Alabama F-I2,EQl-IMEN RALIETA TAPP Kcitlmvillc, Louisiana MICHAEL TOUCHSTONIE Slnrcvcport, Louisiana CAROLYN TURNER Birmingham, Alabama PEGGY VAI.I.Ii'I' Lakc Charles, Louisiana SUZANNIE WAGNIER Grccn Forest, Arkansas CONNIE WALKIER Birminglmam, Alabama JOAN WARID Brcwfon, Alabama CLIFF WIZMP Matteson, Illinois Qemestefu and peotalf 'nrt' f MARTHA jO COATIES Athens, Alnbnmn CAROL HAINES Birmingham, Alzxlmmn era-4 K lf.. ...avi MW- RONALD DABBS Mulgn, Alzxbnmu BILL KITCHENS Hucyrown, Alnbnmn hurt-M ' 'Sf-Q Sf HUGH DANIEL Birmingham, Alnbnmn BARBA RA ROBBINS Birminglmm, Alzlbalmzl 058 Y 1' E l : ai? i 9' ff 3 ,,.s'v ' bf hx-4 f mil!-v SANDY SANDERS RICHARD Wl2I.TON Tallarlcga, Alabama Birmingham, Alabama Left to Right: KATHLEEN NEWBERG - Efland, North Carolina: SARAH YOUNG - Hucytown, Alabama, J. 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Webster That ye also may have Fellowship with us: yea, and our Fellowship is with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ. ll John l:36l THE CHURCH WITH AN OPEN BIBLE CLAIRMONT AT THIRTY-FIRST STREET, SOUTH BIRMINGHAM-ALABAMA BOGUE'S RESTAURANT 3028 Clcirmont Ave 252 9780 ' BROOKLANE BAPTIST It is now the Vogue to ect af Bogue's MERCHANDISE VENDING COMPANY Preaching Jesus Christ the Lord 27I2 South 19th Street , Birmingham-Alabama ' To SOVS sron usmo oun MAC:-nn: - Fqifhful fo keep esf. 1946 Phone - 879-1654 ' All-powerful ' All-glorious ' All-sufficient HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA BROOKLANE DRIVE AND DEXTER AVENUE w , ' 1 x N. rr wff I s , P' - r B 'm .1 , AT 2 Q1 M I Q, , 'L f. , Ytn Fl 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 Unknown BARRS, RAYMOND Civic Worker BARRS, MRS. MARIAN CAIRNS 321 College Street Ozark, Alabama BARTLETT, MRS. MARGE B. Route 1 Midland City, Alabama Church Layworker BATTLE, MRS. DOROTHY GRIFFIN Regions Beyond Missionary Union Juanjui, San Martin Peru, South America Missionary BAUM, MRS. PATRICIA KING 1828 East 35th Street Erie, Pennsylvania BEARD, DAVID 901 South 30th Street Birmingham, Alabama 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 fHonorary Alumnusj 206 Hunter Avenue N.E. Union Springs, Alabama Pastor, Associational Baptist Missionary BOWMAN, MRS. SHIRLEY BOWLING 7 Ebbett Avenue Wollaston, Massachusetts Baptist Missionary 1957 1966 1950 1962 1958 1958 1949 1957 1957 1967 1949 1965 1953 1954 1957 1957 Aaumtif awctouj BOX, CLOVIS 5220 7th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama Gracluate Study BRINTON, MRS. OLETA HART 12324 Petersburg Street Chester, Virginia Teacher, Christian Day School BROOKSHIRE, JR., VORIS G. Graduate Study BROOKSHIRE, MRS. ANTONIA ELLIOTT F4Of 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 QHonorary Alumnusj 800 Bethany Drive Santa Cruz, California President - Bethany Bible College BURNS, RALPH 1220 PJObd Orlando, Florida Missionary North Africa Mission BURRY, GENE Pastorate BURRY, MRS. LENORA GOULD P.O. Box 54 Walker, Iowa Teacher, High School 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 450 South Clairborne Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana Nurses Training CARLSON, THOMAS S. Westminster Seminary Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CARMAN, BEVERLY Route 1, Keithville, Louisiana Teacher, Grawood Christian Day School 1966 1960 1961 1962 1950 1956 1961 1959 1956 1959 1959 1961 1951 1949 1 966 1961 1966 CARROLL, LAWRENCE Keystone Heights, Florida Pastorate CARTER, CATHERINE Route 1, Box 176 Troy, Alabama CASTLEBERRY, TAYLOR Route 4 Cleveland, Tennessee Pastorate CHAMBERS, CARL W Route 15, Box 1061 Birmingham, Alabama CHAPMAN, DAVID 9957 S. Cicero Avenue Apt. 105 Wheaton, Illinois Pastorate CHEST, ROBERT CHEST, MRS. BETTY SELF 5250 Yorkwood Mobile, 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 2134 Michigan Avenue Los Angeles, California 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 COLLINS, MRS. ANN PARHAM Opartado 34 Jinotepe, Nicaragua Missionaries Central American Mission 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 1951 1951 1948 1955 1961 1953 1954 1960 1961 1954 1955 1953 1954 1956 1963 1955 1953 1955 1956 1956 105 COOK, JOSEPH 1966 DUNN, EVELYN 1966 GEORGIA, FRANCIS COOK, MRS. MARY ALLEY 1964 861 E. Main Street 200 N.W. 109fl1 Avenue Teachers, Grawood Christian Day WCS, point, Mississippi ilgliox 44-2ii6 d Schooi iami, F ori a Route 1, Box 163 E Baptist Pastorate Keithville, Louisiana GILLASPIE, MRS. GENEVIEVE CORNELIUS, MRS. FAYNELL 1959 ELISWORTI-1,jAMES 1958 li0 S0Ufl1 41st Street Moody Bible insrinno David C. Cook Pub. Co. Blfmmgliflmi Alabama szo N, LaSalle Street ELLSWORTH, MRS. LORETTA GILLASPIE. GERALD Chicago, Illinois ROESCHLEY 1955 119 West Sheridan Place Nursing Staff do David C. Cook Lillie Bluff. Illinois COWLEY, WILLIAM MERLE 1964 Elain, Illinois Fflfulfyi Trinity College P.O. Box 6427 EPPINETTE, FRANK 1967 GLASSCOCK, WALTER Reeves, Louisiana Pastorate Gl-ASSCOCK l-ETA FURMAN Pastorate EPPINETTE, MRS. MARY Route 1 BOX 32 COX,EUGENE W66 JOYCESTORY W66 Momhmd,hwa Student Route 12 Box 287 MlSSl0I12lfiCS COX, MRS. PRISCILLA HEDGER 1966 Birmingham, Alabama Rural H0016 Missionary Ass'n. Grace Theological Seminary ETI-IERIDGE, DAVID 1962 GRAHAM, MRS. MARY COX Winona Lake, Indiana ET1-IERIDGE, MRS. CHARLOTTE P.O. Box 306 Missionary Candidates YOUNG 1965 EHS! BFCWIOI1, Alabama The Evangelical Alliance Mission Apartado 1616 GURUBEL, E1-IAS CRANDELL, KEN 1954 Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico GURUBEL, MRS. NELLE LEONARD West Oneota Baptist Church Missionaries 5513 East Avenue P, Central Park Windham, New York Central American Mission Blfmlnglmm, Alabama Pastorate TE I CRIPE, MRS. JAN1eE WRIGHT 1961 F GLSZII1 ISi1iiii1i14ATHLEEN 1405 21st Avenue N. Huehuetenango, Guatemala Minneapolis, Minnesota FALLSTROM, MRS. JiMM1E MULLINS 1960 Missionary Route 2 BOX 464'E Central American Mission D Chester, Virginia FlLES,jADdES 1957 DANIEL, EMILY 1957 FILES, MRS. ANN WARREN 1956 H P.O. Box 3452A Caixa Postal 431 Birmingham, Alabama Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil HANNA1 THOMAS A' Practical Nurse Missionaries YOIIIII WoIk Evan elical Union of South America HANNA, MRS. NAN BOND DANIEL' WILLIAM In I952 FLOWERS, SP4 R. E, 1964 aio South East 9th Court 812 Meadowbrook Drive US5384OO79 P B i Fi .d Bitmin ham Alabama WPIIII CMI' on R Assistaft Minager ofil-Iotel A11-15 HARBIN' SHERRY DfiRsiw.,l,isisg, , 232.5211222222225 DAQKSQUB CAISOLQQODYKES 1953 FORD, DOUGLAS 1960 cinnsii Soofornry Box 2 I-IARTER, FRITZ 133 West New jersey Avenue R i ci Ai imma Boson Haven Terrace PIEIII ' I ' HARTER, MRS. JOYCE JORDAN Long Beach Island, New jersey FOSI:iEiiOi?r2HARLES 1960 PIG- Box 396 DCBARDEIEBEN' WILLIAM I960 FOSTER, MRS. ANNA LAYMAN 1958 BrEl2jCY'WYYfl- l'C'mSYl H'l'a DCBARDELEBEN, MRS- JOYCE 608 Vitry Dr. Pierremont Subd. MISSIOIIIIIIES V .2 , , OWENS 1959 Manchester, Bi. Boiiiwin, Missouri Unfvnngclllefl Flflfls Mlsslons 10606 Rose Street Missionaries HAWKINS+ .DONALD Stanton, California Ceylon and India Mission 5163 Wilfflof RNC' Road Missionary csntiisiifos FOSTER, JOHN 1951 Hnsyfowni Alabama Africa Inland Mission 4700 8th Avenue, Wylam HAISZIEIIHSS MARILYN DILLARD LOCKE 1955 Birmingham, Alabama 942 Kingliom Avenue 214 Mffffifi G Danville, Illinois Chattanooga, Tennessee - BIIIIC TF1'f'1C'- CIIi '1 '0Ogn GABEL, JR, MRS. LULA MCPHERSON 1964 HQWKINSBMRS' MARY PEARSON Public Schools Route i Box 162 Ollfc 71 OX 249 B DOCKERY, CARL 1961 M ' i. , Ai ii Irfds. Alabama BOX H8 ount O ive, a ama HAYNE, GERALD C ii ii T GAMBOA, RAMON CELIS 1961 III' I ' ms Coils 66 115518 HAYNES, MRS. HELEN SNOW PISIOIQIC Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Route 1, Box 14 DONMOYER, JAY 1967 Presbyterian National Pastor Brookwood, Alabama 1112 South 28th Place GARLAND, MRS. ANNE WRIGHT 1957 Missionaries on Furlough Birmingham, Alabama Apdo, Aereo 244 Overseas Missionary Fellowship DORTCH, RONALD 1958 Pallmira, Valle . HENDRICKS, MRS. FAY DORTCI-1, MRS. CARMEN DUNN 1959 Colombia, South America 633 St. Charles Avenue, S.W. 313 Woodland Avenue Missiomii-y Birmingham, Alabama Bifmlnglmmi Alilbimil Gospel Missionary Union Teacher 106 1954 1951 1952 1966 1966 1956 1961 1960 1950 1955 1955 1960 1959 1960 1967 1960 1949 1957 1954 1963 HENSON, JEAN Route 1 Leeds, Alabama Nutse 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, Illinois HOLCOMB, MRS. MARGARET MITCHELL 9000 Roebuck Blvd. Birmingham, Alabama HOLT, 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 Aukc Bay, Alaska Missionary Pastorate Gospel Missionary Union I INMAN, JOHN INMAN, MRS. BETTY Chane Republic of Panama Missionaries Gospel Missionary Union ISELEY, E. T. Rt. 3 Box 684 Easly, South Carolina J JELLEY, MRS. VIRGINIA CHESSON 3221 W, Dickens Chicago, Illinois JOHNSON, WADE Christian and Missionary Alliance Pastorate 1962 1961 1966 1960 1966 1965 1956 1958 1953 1951 1949 1956 1954 1952 1952 1957 1957 1963 JOHNSON, MRS. PAT TOWNSEND Hillcrest Circle - Apt. 28 Oneonta, Alabama JOHNSON, WILFRED JOHNSON, MRS. SHIRLEY TROXEL P.O. Box 2240 San Jose, Costa Rica Central American Mission Missionaries JORDAN, FRED 124 Hart Avenue Hucytown, Alabama Pastorate K KAPP, CAROLYN 21 North 39th Street Student Nurses Residence Presbyterian Hospital 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 2409 Highland Avenue. Apt. 401 Birmingham, Alabama Nurse ' LAND, ROBERT Hampden-Dubose Academy Zellwood, Florida Staff - Christian High School LANGEORD, JAN Faculty, Southeastern Bible College LANGFORD, MRS. ROBBIE KELSO 700 10th Avenue West Birmingham, Alabama LAY, IVAN Tandjongselor Via Tarakan Kalimantan, Timur, Indonesia Missionary Christian and Missionary Alliance LAYMAN, THOMAS ,508 N. Beach Avenue La Grange Park, Illinois Telephone Engineer I LEE, JAMES T. LEE, MRS. ANNETTE NICHOLS 1213 Carol Circle Fairfield, Alabama LEGETFE, BARBARA P.O. Box 13317 Atlanta, Georgia LE GRAND, JACK 2904 Avenue G , Ensley Birmingham, Alabama Pastorate 1963 1964 1963 1950 1966 1962 1959 1960 1952 1954 1955 1951 1958 1966 1966 1959 1962 LETTS, DENNIS LETTS, MRS. MARY PALMER Route 3, Box 23 Columbia, South Carolina Pastorate LUELLEN, DAVID E. Cultural Affairs Office American Embassy, USIS APO San Francisco, California LUELLEN, JAMES LUELLEN, MRS. CLELLA SMITH Avenue S. Ensley Birmingham, Alabama Pawtorate LUNDBERG, ESTHER H. 714 North Scott Street Wheaton, Illinois Staff, Wheaton College LYLE, GORDON L. 33 Fatherland Road Natchez, Mississippi Pastorate M MAGNUS, MRS. DELLA MAE CHURCH Box 486 Tisdale, Sask., Canada Missionary MARSH, EERN1 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 '66 Ascuncion, Paraguay South America Missionary Mennonite Mission Board MAWHEWS, MRS. RONI SMITH 2126 Highway 31 S.E. Decatur, Alabama McDONALD, PATRICIA Box 46 Redbay, Florida 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 A Kansas City, Missouri Salvation Army Children's Work MILLER, JANET ' Rt, 2 Florala, Alabama Teacher, Christian Day School 1959 1960 1958 1957 1958 1954 1955 1955 1955 1958 1955 1964 1966 1964 1964 1959 1966 I07 MILLER, ROBERT EUGENE MILLER, MRS. GLENDA SUE BROWN Student 1501 8th Court West Birmingham, Alabama MILLER, MRS. PI-IYLLIS WHITTLE 2712 Caldwell Apt. 5 Birmingham, Alabama Teacher, Christian Day School MITCHELL, MRS. DOLORES CALLAHAN 1510 N.W. 143rd Street Miami, Florida MOORE, DAVID G. 2809 13th Ave. S. Apt. F2 Birmingham, Alabama Staff Southeastern Bible College MOORE, RICHARD S. Pastoratc MOORE, MRS. ANN HOFFECKER 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas MORREN, MRS. SUNBEAM ETHERIDGE 3 Pucker Kinchelol A.F.B., Michigan N NAIL, EUGENE Pastoratc NAIL, MRS. EMILY TILLMAN 4212 Wm. Fleming Ct. Apt. C Fort Worth, Texas NEELY, LESLIE 10790 S.W. 47th Terrace Miami, Florida O OH, MUN JIN LeTourneau Tech Longview, Texas Student P PARK, KWANG JA Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake, Indiana Student PARRISI-I, ARCHIE B. Presbyterian Pastoratc PARRISI-I, MRS. JEAN STANCIL 2601 Hughes Road Adel hi Mar land 1964 1964 1967 1958 1967 1960 1961 1960 1955 1956 1956 1965 1965 1957 1954 P - ' Y PARSONS, MRS. DOROTHY OYER 1954 cfo Post Office Geroka, E.H.D. New Guinea New Life League I08 PATTERSON, FARRAR Box 517 Kennedale, Texas PIATT, MRS. MAUREEN JORDAN Rt. 8 Birmingham, 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 Dallas, 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 Sunnsydie Elmhurst, Illinois RENAKER, MRS. DOROTHY WRIGHT 103 North Powell Union Springs, Alabama Pastor's Wife RENFROE, DAVID RENFROE, MRS. NANCY LYONS 2409 Crest Ridge Dallas, Texas RICE, ROBERT RICE, MRS. DONNA MCKNIGHT Apartado 12 Chitri, Herrira Republico de Panama Central American Mission Missionaries RILEY, OLEN Box 63 Abbeville, Alabama , Pastoratc ROBERTSON, BESS 751 S. 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Children's Bible Mission ROESCHLEY, WALDO E. R.R. 4121 Hanna City, Illinois Pastoratc 1956 1962 1960 1960 1962 1966 1965 1965 1965 1955 1958 1957 1953 1965 1964 1960 1959 1952 1956 1955 ROGERS, DR. CLEON Bibleschole Bergstrasse 6101 Sieheim Postfach 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 2109 McCormick St. Denton, Texas ROVELL, MR. PATRICK E. No Address Pastoratc S SAUNDERS, ROBERT 1220 East 7th St. Charlotte, North Carolina SI-IEDD, MRS. PAT DUNN Rua Caconde 128CL Caixa Postal 0617 Da Sao Paulo Brazil, South America Missionary Conservative Baptist Missionary Society SHEERS, CHARLES A. Student, Dallas Theological Semina SHEERS, MRS. CATHERINE CARMAN 3131 Millmar Dallas, Texas SI-IEPURA, LEO 2403 3rd Avenue, North Birmingham, Alabama Superintendent, Rescue Mission SHURBET, ROBERT Deceased SIDES, MRS. ZULA BOWMAN Route 2 Rogersville, Tennessee SKELTON, JAMES 45 Laurel Hill Road Greenbelt, Maryland Pastoratc SMITH, Pl-IYLLIS Pensacola, Florida SNELLING, EUGENE Headquarters Detachment 504th Military Police Battalion Fort Lewis, Washington Chaplaincy SPRINGER, MYRON SPRINGER, MRS. JEAN ROSS 728 Concord Ave. Elkart, Indiana W 1955 1964 1960 1960 1960 1962 1957 1959 1959 1956 1948 1952 1956 1956 1960 1955 1955 STAATS, GARY CARL 1963 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas Student Dallas Theological Seminary STEVENS, GEORGE Jonesville Baptist Church Newberry, Florida Pastorate 1960 STEWART, THOMAS 1959 7554 Eaton Praire Villa e Kansas .g , . STINSON, MRS. JEANETTE HINSHAW 24 Pine View Abbottabad, Hazata West Pakistan Missionary The Evangelical Alliance Mission STONER, CHARLES 3909 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas Student, Dallas Theological Seminary STOWELL, FRANCIS STOWELL, MRS. EUNICE ABERCROMBIE P.O. Box 735 Covington, Ga. Home Missionaries Source of Light Mission STRAW, PERRY 3555 West Ainslie Chicago, Illinois WMBI Staff SUMRAIL, BETTY 2976 Woodside Dr. Jackson, Mississippi SUTTON, MRS. SHIRLEY BROWN 1425 Opelika Road Auburn, Alabama SUTTON, DANIEL SUTTON, MRS. PAULINE KAPP Cagayan De Ore City Phillippincs SUTTON, GRACE P.O. Box 1960 Santa Ana, California Missionary Wycliffe Bible Translators 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 1965 1951 1952 1961 1967 1961 1961 1959 1966 1965 1957 1956 1961 TAFF, WILLIAM 4001 Live Oak Dallas, Texas TALLEY, JOHN Chaplaincy TALLEY, MRS. BETTY SUE 3316 Idlewild Dr. Augusta, Ga. TAYLOR, JAMES TAYLOR, MRS. ALMA ADAMS Missionaries Gospel Missionary Union Longueville 4 2013 Colombier Switzerland TAYLOR, LEROY Grace Theological Seminary Winona Lake, Indiana Student TERRY, MRS. EVELYN Rt.1 BOX 308 Land O Lakes, Florida THOMAS, MRS. EMILY FRAZIER Wheaton College WHEATON, Illinois THOMPSON, MRS. FRIEDA ETHERIDGE Southwest City, Missouri Central America Missionary, on furlough Central American Mission THORNE, JAMES Likubula Bible Institute Blantyre, Box 136 Malawi, Africa Missionary Africa Evangelical Fellowship TODD, WILLIAM . 1535 Berry Road Birmingham, Alabama Pastorate TOMPKINS, SUE 711 Polk Drive Montgomery, Alabama 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. QHonorary Alumnusj Colonial Hills Baptist Church Newman and Knotts Avenue East Point, Georgia Pastorate 1959 1963 1963 1954 1952 1966 1955 1959 1959 1961 1950 1966 1952 1951 1951 1957 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 WALKER, MRS. PAULINE HIGGINBOTHAM 429 Lincoln Avenue Valparaiso, Florida Pastor's Wife WELTON, MRS. ANN FOSTER 625 Cotton Avenue Birmingham, Alabama AM Missionary WHEELER, GEORGE 1929 Stevens Drive N.E. Huntsville, Alabama Baptist Pastorate WHITE, CHRISTINE Box 98 Ashland, Alabama Teacher, High School WHITMAN, III, MRS. JANE ELLIS 149 Westwood Road Ashville, Carolina WILKES, JERRY Pastorate WILKES, MRS. JEAN WRIGHT 125 - 3rd Street 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 WYSS, CHARLOTTE Miracle School Route 3 Pickens, South Carolina YOUNG, NORMA Route 3 Box 615 Gardendale, Alabama ZEIGLER, ARLENE 1911 Rine Street Lebanon, Pennsylvania 1963 1957 1962 1951 1958 1955 1964 1960 1958 1958 1963 1965 1963 1955 1967 1967 1967 109 FRIESHMAN CLASS Alexander. Michael 1615 N. 29th Street Boise, idaho lianting. lieth 5425 River Road Westwego, Louisiana Baultlree, Douglas Rt. l Box 678 jay, Florida Birkey, Rita jo Box 101 Ludlow, lllinois Brasher, Harry 2404 Stringlield Road Huntsville. Alabama Brazeal, Carolyn 1524 Berry Road Birmingham, Alabama Browne, Wade 2186 Ellwyn Drive Chamblee, Georgia Burr, Sam 2522 Brookmanor Drive Birmingham, Alabama Campbell, Mary 1710 Ridgewood Houston, Texas Carpenter. Kathy Rt. 5 Tifton, Georgia Case. Connie 645 Rockingham Road Rockingham, North Carolina Coats, Martha jo Rt. 4 Athens, Alabama Cox, Randall 6125 Kleinpeter Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dandridge, Wayne 115 Wesley Road Chesapeake, Virginia Davidson. Rebecca 400 Lance Lane Birmingham, Alabama Ellis, Lloyd 29650 Ryan Road Warren. Michigan Falls, Linda 2901 Grcenvalley Road Birmingham, Alabama Fontenot, Robert Rt. 2 Box 126 Kinder, Louisiana Ford, Rebecca Box 2 Ragland. Alabama Fotticr, Andrew 20 Gibridge Road Auburn, Massachusetts ll0 Franks, Peggy 5606 Roosevelt Lake Charlts. Louisiana Futch. Mary jane Rt. 2 Box 2511 West Monroe, Louisiana Gannett, Arthur 507 Wtisliingtiin Blvd. Fayetteville, New York Gannett, Ronald 1525 South 51st Street Birmingham, Alabama Garland. Sandra Rt. 2 Downsville, louisiana Guthrie. William 1609 Warrior Road Birmingham, Alabama Hawkins, Susan 2000 Arcadia Road Birmingham. Alab.tma Hofer, Dorothy 7569 S. 66th Street Birmingham, Alabama Hughes, Richard 2212 Tal-Heim Drive Birmingham. Alabama Iles, Danny Box 911 Kinder, Louisiana jacobs, Flora Rt, 1 Box 91 Greenwood. Florida johnston. larry Rt, 2 Tallassee, Alabama Lucas, Ray 152 Riverside Avenue Bufiltlo, New York Marshall, Barbara Rt. 2 Midland City, Alabama Mayes. james Box 248 Kinder, Louisiana Middlehrook, jo Anne Rt. l Box 64 Stonewall, Louisiana Mondor, Gary 221 5th Avenue Ontario, Canada Patterson, james 5105 Acklen Drive SW Huntsville. Alabama Pollard, Lynn Rt. 1 Ragland, Alabama Ridgeway, Bill P.O, Box .108 Pinson, Alabama Rutledge. jo 2656 Keinert Avenue Baron Rouge, Louisiana Sage. Nita 10514 Cayuga Drive Dallas, Texas Salmer, Gary 2712 Caldwell Avenue Apt, ll liirmingham, Alabama Schwenk, Carol 905 W. Northcrest Ave. Peoria, lllinois Swiney, Rick Birmingham, Alabama Tapp, Raleta Rt, 1 Box 274 Keithville, Louisiana Thompson, Donald 7024 6th Court S. Birmingham, Alabama Touchstone, Michael 2425 De Vaughn Shreveport. Louisiana Turner. Carolyn 2807 Highland Avenue Birmingham, Alabama Vallet. Peggy Rt. 3 Box 415 Lake Charles, Louisiana Wztgner, Suzanne Box 256 Green Forest. Arkansas Walker, Connie 11011 Eadom Place Birmingham, Alabama Ward, joan Rt. 5 Box 254 jay, Florida Ware, johnny B. 5020 Happy Hollow Road Doraville. Georgia Wemp, Cliff 3719 211 Place Matteson, lllinois Wolhiardr. Louis 105 Belgrade 4th Avenue Florida, Transvaal South Africa Word, D'Ann 1641 Beckham Drive Birmingham, Alabama SOPHOMORE CLASS Aiilcck. Matthew 4548 Ruth Road Birmingham, Alabama Allotd, Henry Rt. 1, Box 278 C Crystal River, Florida Baggett, Philip 6124 Kldnpeter Road Baton Rouge, Louisiana Batson, Donald 1249 15th Way SW Birmingham, Alabama Baile. Richard Rt. Z, Box 124 Cantller, North Carolina Bell, Polly 5517 8th Avenue N. 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David 1161 Briarcliff Road NE Atlanta, Georgia Phillips, Barry 1677 East Avenue Barker, New York Pipkin. jolintla Rt, 4 Box 2095 Lakeland, Florida Price, Randy 491 West 511 Street jacksonville, Florida Rausch, David 2929 Hoffman Circle Wtlrten. Ohio Reeves, Allen Rt, l Box 2.33 Helena, Alahama Robbins, Marvin 3616 Park Lane Birmingham, Alabama Sands, Ruhy 7763 2nd Avenue N. llirmingham. Alabama Shaw, Sharon 426 East Ash Street Canton, Illinois Spears, Sue P.O. Box 515 Dry Creek, Louisiana Stewart, james 1415 20th Street N. Birmingham, Alabama Thornton. Allen 2712 Caldwell Avenue S. Apt. 4 Birmingham, Alabama Touchstone, Susan 242-5 De Vaughn Shreveport, Louisiana Turner, Blair Rt. 4 Box 222 Athens, Alabama Yant, William 5100 13th Avenue N. Birmingham, Alabama Zale, Deborah 1205 West 5th El Dorado, Arkansas JUNICSR ctass Allison, jack 1227 Kentucky Ave. Bristol, Tennessee Bickel, Darnell 564 Chestnut St. Pottstown, Pa. Boucher, Rotlney 5505 Court P. Birmingham, Ala. Branscomb, Arthur 5500 Ave, C. Birmingham, Ala. Brown, Kathy 1912 Riviere Dt. Metairie, Ia. Burlingham. joel 2115 Navarez Dr. Titusville, Fla. Carpenter, larry 21 Sinclair Dr. Sinclairville, New York Childs, Polly 221 Boswell St. Magnolia. Arkansas Crosby, Marilu 375-B-Schubert Dr. Pensacola, Fla. Dorantcs. Oscar Calle 50 32614 Merida. Yucatan. Mexico Dunn, Carol 3410 Carondolet St. New Orleans, lat. Dyson, Thomas 215 Charlemagne Dallas, Texas lioust, Boh RR If 2 Winamilt. lndiana Fritts. Charlotte 51100 7th Ave. Wylzim, Ala. Furman. 11.-ona Route 1 Commodore, Pennsylvania Gannett, Myra 307 Washington Blvd. Fayetteville, New York Goctchius, Dorothy 185 Wolf lake Rd. Muskegon, Michigan Gossett, james 2712 Caldwell Ave. Birmingham, Ala. Haines, William 1225 S. 29th St. Apt. 22 Birmingham, Ala. Hoag. Vernon 611 Lone Hill Ave. San Dimas, Calif. Hoier, Leon 7569 So. 66 St. Birmingham, Ala. Hurd, Connie 2712 Caldwell Apt, 7 Birmingham, Ala. Kapff, Carol 1652 Banks St. Houston, Texas King, Ruth 515 Hill St. Three Rivers, Michigan Kitchens, Patty Rt. 1 Box 2714-C Crystal River, Fla. Lanning, Floyd 1494 Mulner Crescent H. Birmingham, Ala. Manning, Nelda 521 Wyclie Ave. Bossier City. bt. Mathis, jetti Rt. 2 Midland City, Ala. Miller. Carl Rt. 2 Florala, Ala. McCormick, Don 853 Martha St. Montgomery, Ala, Nelson, Linda 9045 Donnybrook Pl. Dallas. Texas Newberg, Kathleen P.O. Box 134 Efland, North Carolina Reynolds, Peggy 744 South Ave. Forest Park. Georgia Rodriguez, Frank 2752 San jose Dallas, Texas Rust, Alan 2742 Valley Ridge Rd. Shreveport, La. Thomas, Bill 3522 idaho Dallas. Texas Wzirers, Robert RR 333 Spiers Rd, Kelowna British Columbia, Canada Woodruff, Mary RR 331 Davis, Illinois Young, Sarah 110 Erie Ave. Hueytown, Ala. SENIOR CLASS Bazctt-jones. Ted 856 Grosvenor S1. Woodstock, Ontario Canada Birkcy. Louann Box 104 Ludlow, lllinois Beck, Priscilla 62 Boylston Street jamaica Plain, Mass. Chittam, james P.O, Box 552 Athens, Ala. Fair, Connie Rt. 1 Box AOOA Keithville, Ll. Granherry. Ilona Rt. 1 Columbia, Ala. Hawkins, Kathy 41611 Warrior River Rd. Hueytown, Ala. Hetlger, Martha Rt. 1 Box 301 De Funiak Springs, Fla. Hurd, joe 2712 Caldwell Apt. 7 Birmingham, Ala. lseley, lee 5121 Hillside Ave. Apt 126 Birmingham, Ala. Smith, Deborah Box 1446 Grove, Oklahoma Smith, Marguerite 1405 ISK. ' Fairlicltl Highlands, Ala. SPECIAL AND PART-TIM Coates. Martha jo Rt. 4 Athens, Ala. Dabbs, Ronald Stat Rt. Mulga, Ala. Daniel. Hugh 425 25th Ave. N.E. Birmingham, Ala. Goebel, Wales Apt. C. West Ave. Maison Homewood, Ala. Haines, Carol 1223 S. 29th St. Apt. 22 Birmingham, Ala. Kitchens, Bill 1123 27th Ave. Hueytown, Ala. Lee, james 229 Green Springs Hwy. Birmingham, Ala. Robbins. Barbara 5615 Park Lane Birmingham, Ala. Sanders, Sandra Rt. 5 Box 212 Talladega, Ala. Stakes, Eleanor S. 1054 S, 24th St. Apr. Birmingham, Ala. Tomlinson, Wilma P.O. Box 248 leeds, Ala. Welton, Richard 625 Cotton Ave. S.W. Birmingham, Ala. E STUDENTS One may ask, What kind of peo- ple would attend a Bible College?,' What is a Bible College like?', These are only two of the many questions that I expect the GATE- WAY to answer. In the pages of this publication you have seen but a page from the life of a bible college student. We hope you like it. I trust that this yearbook will be fruitful in every respect to the glory of God. carol kapff editor