Southeastern Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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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

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,...--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

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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.