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'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
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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
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