Southern Baptist College - Southerner Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR)

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:Vw-z t Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Navt Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. J an, Jan. Jan. Febt Feb Feb. Feb Feb. 16 17 20 22 23 74 27 2R 29 30 11 13 Girls in a conference called by the President, the third one today, two eai ' r by DeanhLooking fur a better tomorrow. One g took six aspirins to lose her neohscience. Six girls had dinner with Rachel Waters, went to the Air Base but could not get in. Lucy Easan led the noon day prayer meeting, Robert E. Le' -h chose .Tacque as his kitchen secretary Girls wexe called into matmnts apartment for refreshments in honor of the g is leaving to teach this quarter. Quarterly examinations. Everyone busyt Enrolling day for second quarter, Thanksgiving service held on Sand HilL Dean North in charge, Rev, Blake Westmoreland, Morganfield, Kentucky, brought the message for chapel. Thanksgiving Day. mohert Laigh and the imur turkey. Jeanne Wood is spending Vacation with our dumb sophomore friend, Dorothy Barnett Wanda Culp for some unknown reason came back early 2mm vacation. A young freak named Jacque Woolverton was rushed back to school by her family this afternnon. In sympathy with Betty Jack and her five flats. Better luck next time, Flora Mae Pierce has a new roommate, Bernice Hoisciaw, who is striving to bring the control of the male population to the tip of her finger. This is not only HBiue Monday ifs Blue People also. An icy wind is making about 265 miles an hour around the hin this morning. Brother Williams spoke in chapel. The girls attended a Sunday School party at Mrs. Price's It was a nice party but, as usual, there was a shortage of men, Cantata was given at the High School. Last day of schoci t i attcr Christmas. Christmas Day. No .ddrnw Severai students worked at the college. New Years Day and school begins. Jonsey was out with the Marine. Everything rolling zine. Brother North brought mCSSFge in chapeh Received first quarter grades. Mr. Monroe did a grand job in teaching sophomore Engnsh. Unusuah we didn't have class in Comparative Religion. Rev. Hunt brought a message in chapel. Jonsey and Judy had to wake Mr, Williams. Henry Wooi'en returned after a long absence due to illness. Just a glimpse at the news. Russia captured Warsaw. Mr. North spoke in Ministerial Alliance. Betty received letter from home. Bad newst Is you is o: is you aintt going to school? Three students returned to enter school again. Rev. U. L Higgins hrd charge of prayer service Mr. Williams preached in Ministerial Alliance, Sophomore class voted to buy tings. Mr. Munroe, Mr. Barnes and David Patton had a chili supper. Bernice met Junior on the way to Manila. Mary Lee visited the Wootens. Professor Monroe received word that his brother, a chaplain 1n the army, was hiiied in Germany. Rev. Kenneth Sutter, West Plains, Missouri, begins a yauth revival in the local church.

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98. S. U. - H Link The religious activities of the campus have been fostered by the Baptist Student Union. Its purpase has been to bring about a closer tie between the Student and the local church. The nfficers at the council this year were: Neil Padgett, President, David Patton, Secretary. Lucy Eason, lst Vice-Pres., Mm Robt, Johnson, Pianist, 15', Qtr. W M. U. Representative. Geraldine Bugger, lst Vice-Fres., Mr. Rom Johnson, Chorister, 2nd and 3rd mm, and s. s. Ministerial Alliance Representative. Representative. Wanda Culp, 2nd Vice-Pres. Aileen Story, Training Union Re I t C. e, Chester Cole, 3m Vice-Pres., p 956 a w lst and 2nd QU'S. Betty Pack, Y W. A Repre- . sentative. Henry Wright, 3rd Vnce-Pres , 3rd Qtr. Rem W Harry Hung Pastor. Rachel Waters, Publicity Mm F, H. North, Faculty Director. Adviser.

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j .Ax VAIA-Vivv g;xA i 1 I x x' i A The Ministerial Hlliance Over thirty ministerial students Were in Sktendance at S B. C. this year. Students studying for rural pastorate have always been a major tsctor in the program of s. a c. with its denominational background and support The need for some common center where these students may meet together far devotional study and discussion of pastoral problems has for mu: years led to the carrying on of the Ministerial Alliance. Occasion- auy at the Alliance meetings prominent denominational speakers have discussed qualities required for the spreading of the gospel of Christ to a constant changing modern worm Members of the Alliance in the picture from left to right are: Robert E Leigh, A c. Gardener, K M Bugger, 0A D. Yount, Osburne Justice; second row: F. H. North, H L. Waters, w. w Stockman, Marcus Wilkinson, Jess Whitlock, D. 1:. Ball, Henry Wright; third row: Q R, Trammell, H. w. Woolen, Tam Poole, Sidney Holcomb, James Busby, and David Patton. Those not in the picture are: Robert Johnson, Roy Johnson, Ray Barnes, Ray Rhyme, I-L E Williams, and s. K McGrew.